Hello. Does anyone know what day the committee will be meeting? I hear they are still taking applications. I don't know if that is a good thing or not. Everyone please post when you hear. Good...
Unfortunately, I don' have a bachelor's degree. I will post how the exam goes. I'm taking it on Friday. I hope that it doesn't take long before I find out. Waiting is excruciating, but the next...
Don't feel bad. I haven't been in dialysis long, but our nurses that are new to dialysis usually take about three months to train. If they are on the floor in 3 weeks they already know dialysis and...
Okay. Thanks. Yes, I am a Patient CareTech. I figured that I would have to work in a acute setting as an RN for year as well, but I thought it would look even better if I had a year or two...
I was just wondering..I'll be working while going through as a PCT in a icu. Does this count as the one year experience you need towards the admissions
studentrn621 replied to cnaanswers2005's topic in General Nursing
I think the difference in medical assistant and nursing assistant is that nursing assistants focus on bedside dutes and working with people who require frequent evaluation. They most often work in...
studentrn621 replied to cnaanswers2005's topic in General Nursing
I found out about it on the program on my state's BON website. It is a one year program. After we complete the first semester we are a CNA/PCT. In the second semester we learn more advanced skills....
studentrn621 replied to cnaanswers2005's topic in General Nursing
Honestly, it really shouldn't matter where you get the training. I'm going through a community college because I'm already a student there doing pre-reqs for a nursing program. Go with whatever is...
studentrn621 replied to cnaanswers2005's topic in General Nursing
Yeah, I mean start IVs. But that is in second semester of the course and there is a short phelobotmy course in between that last for a couple of weeks. I can't remember off hand how many training...
studentrn621 replied to cnaanswers2005's topic in General Nursing
A BON is the board of nursing for your state. That is how I found out about all the different programs offered and whether or not they were geared more for long term facilities or acute care. In my...