Kingston General is apparently doing this to save money. I remember reading a news article that explained they would be using more RPN's in order to help bring their budget under control and after...
I posted this in general nursing a month or so ago and got no feedback so I thought going more local would help. So my story is that I'm a 29yr old male, married, homeowner, 2 dogs and no kids yet,...
I've noticed the jobs are not as readily available now as they were a year ago, but keep in mind there are a few years of school before the job hunts starts so you never know what the market will be...
Depending on where you are there is a part time program through Centennial College in Toronto. http://www.centennialcollege.ca/rpnbridginghybrid take a look, it might work for you allowing you to work...
I'm kind of in the same boat, and ended up deciding to apply for the RPN course instead knowing that I could bridge later on if I wish. The good thing is that the RPN course is 2 years, less tuition...
I had a nice conversation with a friend of a friend on Saturday night, she is a 2nd year RPN student. She really opened my eyes about being an RPN, I had always pushed that idea aside because stubborn...
Thanks for all the feedback everyone. This morning I had an interview with Kingston General's volunteer auxillary, it was something I had booked weeks in advance and it was to help me decide if...
I completely understand your thinking, at the start I was thinking just the same, 4yrs for a lifetime result, but now that has changed. No longer is nursing the only answer to my career troubles, when...
Hating school is one part of it, I think my biggest worry is that life as I know it will change significantly so living the life that I have now become used to will be largely gone for 4yrs, it will...
I feel as if I've reached a crossroads with regards to my planned career change and was looking to get some opinions. My situation is this, I'm a 29yr old male, married and for the past 18months I...