Maybe certain hospitals that want to make the switch to all-BSN educated nurses are allowing their currently employed ADN-educated RNs 10 years to earn their Bachelor's? Could be. Or maybe another...
What?! No! If you pass the licensing exam, you are a licensed RN. Nobody is taking away your license unless you have it revoked for malpractice, negligence, etc. You have to renew your...
No, it shouldn't make a difference. It makes no sense whatsoever. A licensed RN is a licensed RN...period. The two year program I went to is consistently ranked as having one of the top few NCLEX...
No, there is no additional test. You will be a licensed RN when you pass the NCLEX-RN after graduating from NCC, no matter the degree. Getting you Bachelor's is a good choice to increase your...
Our uniforms were the whitest white I'd ever seen, and I'm not one of those light flow girls. Here is what I did: a tampon and a pad with snug undies or pantyhose underneath--the pantyhose are a good...
Hi, everybody, I am considering a temporary school nursing position in a school/day treatment program for seriously mentally ill children. Can anyone give me any guidance about what the salary should...
Ah...CrohnieToo, I just noticed your username. I've actually been keeping my fingers crossed that this recently developed IBS isn't the beginnings of Crohn's, b/c my mom has it. We'll
I have IBS along with an autoimmune issue--hence the inflammation. Although, recent research is suggesting that there actually is inflammation in "regular" IBS, as
I would like to add something. I was reading another thread today from a nurse in a medi-spa that does cosmetic procedures; she has been insulted repeatedly by many nurses asking her when she's going...
As a patient with IBS, I can say that I never could have endured a scope without propofol. I had a baby without a single molecule of anything--not even Tylenol--so I can deal with pain. However, I...
As a mom, I just want to add a bit more encouragement. I posted my earlier message before reading through all the responses, and I have to say, a lot of them sounded a bit discouraging. Listen, you...
I went to nursing school while my kids were very young, as well. Day care can be extremely expensive, and you would still have to deal with somehow juggling their drop-off and pick-up with your...
WondeR.N. replied to rnrainy's topic in Psychiatric
Thanks, rainy! And I do have good news. I got an offer today for a full-time job with a large medical practice in the area. It's a great start, and I'm soooo
It's a wonderful job. I really enjoy the work, and the children are incredible. I smile all day. It's busy all day, and it's always something different. Unfortunately, it's temporary. However...I...
WondeR.N. replied to rnrainy's topic in Psychiatric
rnrainy, after a year of being beaten down by not being able to find a job as a new grad, your post was a breath of "fresh" air. It gives me hope that I will find a job that will give me that much...
I hear you. I also really feel for the nurses who are still employed in the hospitals after all the cuts. Somehow they're supposed to maintain clinical excellence while completely overworked and...
and by the way, I have no doubt Robert was referring to Atkins' and Nygaard's research from 2003, which has been widely criticized--by multiple state nursing associations and the National League for...
you need to reply to Robert the Idiot and request to see the "research" that has shown that patient outcomes are better when cared for by BSN grads. What a f-ing idiot. Seriously. So...my prior...
You know, the problem with going on for your BSN is that it will cost almost the same as getting a master's--at least in my area (NY). I have a bachelor's degree in another field and my ADN--and...