ExPharmaGirl BSN, RN

Near Future: ED, Future Future: ACNP!

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About ExPharmaGirl

ExPharmaGirl is a BSN, RN and specializes in Near Future: ED, Future Future: ACNP!.


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  1. ExPharmaGirl

    What age did you complete your BSN or ASN?

    BS in Criminal Justice, 22; Masters in Forensic Science, 24; BSN,
  2. I received a call today for a new grad position with TVH (I can't even remember when my interview was). I have already moved out of state for a job though. Rest assured they are still contacting...
  3. Thank you so much ? Best of luck to
  4. Well after 10 months,187 applications and 5 interviews, I can finally GRADUATE from this thread! I finally got an acute care position on a unit that I desire. Keep heads up everyone! It will happen
  5. ExPharmaGirl

    What are my options in San Diego?

    There is also National University for the ABSN. They won't accept online science classes. You need to have lab classes. University of Oklahoma no longer has a program in San Diego. I met their...
  6. I got tired of waiting and competing with a gazillion people. I got a job out of
  7. ExPharmaGirl

    Can an RN work as a CNA?

    Just keep in mind you may have a hard time getting hired since they know you will take the first RN job that comes
  8. ExPharmaGirl

    Can an RN work as a CNA?

    Good luck to you!
  9. ExPharmaGirl

    Can an RN work as a CNA?

    Yes, you can. I know of a couple that do. You cannot work as an LVN, but you can work as a CNA. You are still held to the standards of your highest license
  10. This thread kind of died! Anyone hear
  11. ExPharmaGirl

    Scripps new grad program summer 2013

    You posted in a new grad thread for Scripps new grad program! You will probably find the info you seek if you start a thread in the California forum asking that question
  12. ExPharmaGirl

    Scripps new grad program summer 2013

    It's $36 for Scripps for a NG BSN. Night shift is a $4/hr diff. Unless they lowered the pay from the last