NurseNancyNP replied to leeloo11400's topic in General Nursing
If at all possible financially and with your family commitments, choose the BSN route. I was an older student when I changed careers and decided to pursue nursing. I choose this route and have been...
NurseNancyNP replied to Future-nurse's topic in General Nursing
I understand your response, however, I still feel that as complicated and difficult a nursing job can be, if you have a serious problem with dealing with bodily functions, it may not be the place for...
NurseNancyNP replied to SoundofMusic's topic in General Nursing
Any server can tell you that not all their customer show appreciation for good service by leaving the appropriate tip, however, there are times when some leave great tips too. Customer service is...
I work in an occupational setting. We schedule patients every 30 mins. However, I work without a LPN or RN to assist except for gu/gyn issues. We also see walk-ins and I dispense my own
NurseNancyNP replied to Future-nurse's topic in General Nursing
I hope I don't sound too off saying this, but I am not sure that nursing would be a good field for you. All nursing jobs come with the expectation that we may end up being witness to extremely...
NurseNancyNP replied to Hellllllo Nurse's topic in General Nursing
Once again, notice to whom you are referring. It would definitely not be appropriate to speak to co-worker like that unless you two are bosom buddies. It would not be appropriate to speak to a...
NurseNancyNP replied to Hellllllo Nurse's topic in General Nursing
See, the difference here is where you work. I'm a Family NP and when I am in a Peds setting and refer to a pedi patient as sweetheart, it is completely different than if I were to refer to my 65 yo...
NurseNancyNP replied to Hellllllo Nurse's topic in General Nursing
I have to admit, I am from the South, born and raised, but I find it trully offensive when another person, who is not a close relative or friend, refers to me as "hon", "honey", "sweatheart",...
NurseNancyNP replied to carrot_thief's topic in General Nursing
Here in FL it is not required that you attend a class to become a CNA. You only need to be able to pass the test to become certified. The experience needed to pass the exam possibly may be gained...
NurseNancyNP replied to S.N. Visit's topic in General Nursing
As an Nurse Practitioner and a RN, as well as a patient, I am able to see several angles in this issue. As a patient, it is extremely irritating to wait when you have an appointment scheduled. As an...
NurseNancyNP replied to Jennifer Garcia's topic in Florida Nursing
Check out UF's con.ufl.edu website. They have RN to BSN-MSN, an accelerated BSN, BSN to MSN and accelerated BSN to PhD programs. Each program that includes earning a Master's degree, allows for your...
NurseNancyNP replied to NICU_RNwantsFL's topic in Florida Nursing
I live nearby in Ocala. The only NI in the area is in G'vlle, Shands. If you don't have to live in Dunnellon, living in Ocala would put you closer to Shands and still within a very short drive to...
NurseNancyNP replied to chuckcamp's topic in Florida Nursing
Each school is different. Most are very competitive. I would think that all require that someone who is applying meet at least the minimum GPA, some require only a 2.0 to 2.5. Contact the school...