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What travel agencies work with Jackson memorial Hospital?

Ok so I work in Maryland right now, and I have 1 year experience and speak/write fluently in Spanish. I want to work in a NICU in Florida...what are the chances of me getting a job as a NICU nurse in MIAMI florida?

Oh and I want a NICU RN position of course. So does anyone recommend any good hospitals to work in Miami.

I need help moving to Miami so I can be closer to family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HELP! Ok so I work in Maryland right now, started in NICU as a new grad earing $27 an hour as base rate. Now that I have 1 year experience I want to work in a NICU in Florida...what are the chances of me earning $27 in Miami area having the one year experience and being able to talk and write fluently in Spanish?

Hello everyone... I take the NCLEX March 10th....(not to mention that's my birthday)...so I am truly nervous about the test. I know that God will help me through this...and I believe that passing this exam will be my birthday gift this year. I just want to say to all the people taking the NCLEX this month is that we can get through this..... God will not abanden us at the finishline.

Thank you.

So I have been studying for the past month and doing 100 questions a day on whatever system I am studying and if I get 75% or more I move on to the next system. The problem is that I feel like I forgot most of the things I studied the first 2 weeks I began to study (a month ago)....so right now I'm feeling like is there any point in studying?? I feel like I waste time trying to remember things just so that I can forget them later. I was trying to Set my ATT for March 15 but now I feel like I should push it to March 20th. I kno the downside to this is that by March 20th it will be 3 months since I've been out of school...and its more time I have to forget earlier information I studied. I feel so distraught and withouth hope. I need something to uplift me and motivate me because I can see my self sinking into this depression due to all the stress....I find myself breaking down and crying and just being in the worst mood. I just find it so sad that one test can make me feel this way....and this is only my first time taking it. God only knows if I will be able to do this again if I were to fail the first time.

Thank you for the responses...I will definitely take them into consideration.

I taking NCLEX in March and I am starting to freak out and lose sleep of how stressed I feel. I start my orientation FEB 15 and plan to take my test the 2nd week or March, but I know that once I start work I will have less time to study. I have the Saunders 4th edition and find it helpful for review....the only problem is that I find myself studying one body system (1 CHapter in the Saunders book) for 3 days. I am still doing 100 questions a day no matter what, but I find myself studying all day and feel like I'm spending way too much time studying one system. The Saunders' CD made a schedule for me (to complete in 6 weeks), the only problem is that it's telling me to do like 2-3 chapters a day and I honestly do not know how I can study these 2-3 chapters in ONE DAY when i can barely finish 1 chapter in a day. I took the Martin's review and found the material helpful and I also have a Kaplan's and ATI book that reviews information, so I also find myself studying with 4 different books because each one says something in addition to what the original book said. From reading many of the posts here, a lot of people just pass by doing questions and reading rationales, but I get discouraged when I get 60% on the exams and feel like I do not know anything. I know I shouldn't doubt myself too much because I did well in nursing school with A's and B's, but it's hard for me not to doubt. I also wish I could study only 4-5 hours of the day like most people do, but between studying and doing NCLEX questions I am up until 2 am each day! :uhoh3:I definately feel like I'm buring out and I havn't even taken the test yet. I want nothing else but to be a nurse and pass this test on the first time....please HELP!!!!

Does anyone know if Suzane is still willing to help people individually because I really need some guidance on how to study........Desperately!

I keep hearing about the Kaplan Q bank. I have a Kaplan book but I don't see anything about accessing a Q bank online. I was wondering if there is anyone who passed the NCLEX and is no longer using the Kaplan information to share that information with me because I am taking my NCLEX soon and I am really begining to feel anxious. I want something that can show me how I am progressing as far as studying for the NCLEX. HELP PLEASE anyone!

I am also taking this test in March and I am starting to freak out and lose sleep of how stressed I feel. I start my orientation FEB 15 and plan to take my test the first week or March, but I know that once I start work I will have less time to study. I have the Saunders 4th edition and find it helpful for review....the only problem is that I find myself studying one body system (ex-GI) for adults, peds and the meds (related to that body system all in for 3 days). I am still doing 100 questions a day no matter what, but I find myself studying all day and feel like I'm spending way too much time studying one system. The Saunders' CD made a schedule for me (to complete in 6 weeks), the only problem is that it's telling me to do like 2-3 chapters a day and I honestly do not know how I can study these 2-3 chapters in ONE DAY when i can barely finish 1 chapter in a day. I took the Martin's review and found the material helpful and I also have a Kaplan's and ATI book, so I also find myself studying with 4 different books because each one says something in addition to what the original book said. HELP!!!!....ANY tips on how to better my study habits???????