Indeed. However as times change for newgrad RNs and FNPs (people don't want to hire them). There are undergraduate programs that prepare nurses to be ready to hit the road from day 1, and there are...
My wife was (and is) a BSN RN for her undergrauate. Her only 'floor' for 10 years was float pool, which included medical, surgical, oncology, surgical, neurology, telemetry, med/surg (overflow),...
Thanks! My wife agrees. Being a previous micro major, I'm really liking the science involved with the PA program, and the lack of theory!.... I'm a little burnt on theory of caring etc at the
About the only thing that is appealing to me on the NP aspect is they offer doctorate programs... yet I'm not seeing this as a deciding factor seeing as how employeers like competent staff on...
Thank you. Part of my post here IS me researching! My wife, and NP now for 4 years, agrees. She knew nothing as a new grad while the new grad PA had done it all in his clinicals
Last week on NPR I heard about how law firms are sick and tired of training new lawyers how to be... well, lawyers. Therefore, they're quitting. They're no longer training lawyers how to be lawyers....
I plan on applying to many many places. I did hear McKee had better top-box scores this last year... I would be tickled to get a job within 75 miles of Ft. Collins. I had planned on Cheyenne but...
You are fortunate in that you did get your rotations at so many facilities... your post gives me reason to pause and evaluate. Though, I may not have a choice in this economy... I may, however put...
Interesting... I was aware of the new census based nursing. Not sure what I think about that, I've heard many say it's becoming the norm. This does make me want to ask around to see who has had 5+...
That is what is frustrating. I will probably have a job where I work but I read about nurses, new grads, who have been looking for a year. Whats more frustrating is learning that nurses used to be...
I've yet to see it... I mean, I'm sure you CC clinicals for 1 sem??? were great but in 6 years... and 10 for my significant other who is an RN there too... we've yet to see it and my sig other floats....
Well, I'm not a nurse there, but I work there. I also am a student and do my clinicals at another hospital 45 miles North. I reiterate, there is a reason they get 4-6 THOUSAND applications a month....
Ah! How my ignorance has blinded me! I knew about diploma nurses... several are now MSNs at the hospital I work at. Interesting. I suppose the demand for degrees has
And I like the second quote as well. Yes. The majority of clinicals are a waste. So it teaches us what we would want and would not want. We can find that out professionally. IMO we should have two...
Thank the stars they stopped contracting with FRCC. It's not surprising seeing that new postings say, "must start BSN program by 2011, must be BSN by 2015". FRCC does not provide that. Even before...
Not really. MCR has been wanting to go level I trauma for a while... can't do that without a trauma surgery residency program. Wonder where you'd get that.... a medical school! UCH has been looking...
delabeaux replied to RNnurse07's topic in Nursing Career
... you don't need clinical exp to get your DNP... for now, many programs take you straight away (hope they change that). But it sounds like you're being smart and will get the clinical experience...
In my area... Rad Techs usually wait 1-2 years for a RELIEF job, and 2-3 sometimes 4 for a part time/full time job. RN is soon making that transition too with the economy the way it is... but for...
delabeaux replied to delabeaux's topic in Nursing Career
After much thought, and consideration, I am going to get my BSN, and then continue on. The current hospital I work for is moving towards an all-BSN staff eventually, and given the economy/lack of...