SENSUALBLISSINFL BSN, RN

Well, not sure if interested is the right way to put it. It appears as there are few options for me. The other area available is Informatics, and I know that this is not something I want to do, so in the process of elimination Nursing Leadership is...

Good morning nurses. I am at the point where I want to now go to graduate school. I have the opportunity through work to do this for free as long as it is a public university. Living in South Florida, the two closest to me are Florida Internation...

Sorry, I meant no ARNP. My interest is to further my education without looking for ARNP, or DNP. There seems to be no Masters in Education nearby, and the only one that may interest me is Nursing Leadership.

I would recommend the Oncology unit. A former classmate started at the oncology unit, and she loves it. I also think, that it will give you a far greater experience that you can use, you should want to move to another unit in the future, compared t...

Hello, did you get any answers to your query. I am in public health, and would like to get my MPH in a state university that does not require a GRE.

I am so happy to share that I am finally going to put into practice my nursing education. I will be a Public Health Nurse with the Health Department in the TB clinic, starting in two weeks Can anyone tell me what to expect, and how to best prepare...

Being fit is super, however, you have to consider any mishaps and prepare yourself. I will give you an example, one of my former co-workers fell down the stairs, reason: because she was reading her cell phone and not paying attention of where she...

I actually have the RN License number on my phone, but after reading this, I will take a photo on my cell phone too, just in case.

Quote from icuRNmaggie "Even if a nurse is uncomfortable with giving ACLS meds there other meds in the kit that can save a person's life. I would get VS and give the aspirin, and nitro in the kit and 02 to the person with chest pain. I would gi...

Not sure that we are allowed to post such things as names of professors on this board. Perhaps, you can try ratemyprofessor. Hope it helps.

Exactly. Just the other day an RN friend of mine were chatting about this. She heard a guy in human resources tell of an event he experienced on a flight. A flight attendant called for a doctor or RN, he saw a guy running to where the commotion (d...

To the OP, I am sure deep in your heart you know that you DID NOT fail your patient, but right now it is hard to see. We all have here rallied together here and embraced you to tell you that because you need to hear it and feel it at this time. You ...

I am so sorry you have to go through this. Especially, you being a nurse and know exactly what this is doing to your mum. How can your sister not know that this is just prolonging the inevitable, and making her suffer? Sending you a virtual hug, th...

To the OP, congratulations. I like your optimistic way of seeing your future. Yes you have yet to take your boards, but you are already putting the good energy that you will pass. I am much older than you, and I just got my first RN job and I will ...

Thank you so much for your good wishes. I have spent the last few days reading on the Community/Health Nursing portion on allnurses and I am so happy to see that this field is awesome. I always wanted to start bedside nursing and hone on my nursin...

What is your MSN on?

Congratulations on your job. Can you let us know what they physical is like, and the benefit package. I applied to a position myself, and wondering the process. I know it is a long process.

Yes, you can take it now if you want.

Can you share the scenarios you studied to prepare?

With so much experience, can you do administrative nursing? I know RA affects everyone differently, so not sure how severe you are, but it is a shame that with 35 years you had to stop doing a profession that you love. Hope you are well, and keep on...

What a wonderful detailed and organized way you posted in the way you studied. Congratulations on you passing the NCLEX. How is your MSN going? Where are you doing it? And what is your concentration?

Can someone state the tuition price? And what kind of help financial aid gives a student in a Master's program?

Sad to see, that five years later the pay for a new graduate still starts at $20.00. My friend just got hire there and told me that.

Do you have any idea why they "can't seem to keep nurses"? Makes me wonder of why such turnover.