mssandidge

The bigger hospital would likely be way more interesting for you with lots more opportunities for using your different nursing skills. Bigger hospitals have lots of different programs for their employees; like education, social programs, volunteering, one hospital I worked for had there own store where u could order lots of home furnishings and stuff at discounts. I had several offers when I first graduated. I used Facebook and others to actually talk with nurses who worked there and found that one hospital was often under staffed or out of supplies so I went with the other because I didn’t want to have to “improvise “ before I knew what was what. I had a wonderful time at that hospital. I worked there almost 5 years before I just wanted to do something else. It was a quick 5 years!!

RN is the title that makes you a board certified nurse. BSN or not. You could just be an RN no bachelors degree but passed the state certification test to become a registered nurse.

so should men AND WOMEN with hairy arms be required to wear long sleeves? What would be limit on hairiness be to go without a t-shirt? who would do the inspection of males nurses to see who should wear the undergarment? And wouldn't adding another layer to men's clothing cause more sweating and thus more body odor and underarm stains? that is even worse than some chest hair.

Are medication aides required to take pharm classes? Are they required to know the side effects and contraindications of the medications that they are passing? Are they aware of patient history and allergies?

My exam cut off at 75 questions and it was a slight comfort to me because I could NOT believe that I had failed in only 75 questions considering all the practice questions and prep course and a wonderful BSN program.