Emily2016

Hey everyone! I am interested in a cardiothoracic physician office position for an RN and I was wondering if anybody had any idea what it would be like? What kind of patients would I be seeing? What would I be doing? Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

I submitted my application today for an RN position and I am so excited/nervous! I graduate this May. So I was wondering if anyone could give me any tips on the interview process? What kind of questions will I be asked? Are there particular questions asked with this interview since it is for a nursing job compared to other job interviews? I just want to be prepared! Any help/advice is GREATLY appreciated! :)

I wouldn't go for the LPN route. If in the future you want management positions, etc., then go for your BSN. If that is something you know you aren't interested in then go for your Associates in Nursing.

so sweet!

thank you

we did this at my school. nobody will ever see your private parts and you'll never see theirs. the more you practice and do your assessments, the more comfortable you will get. you won't even think twice about changing into the gown by the end of the semester. good luck!

For clinical I carry a drug book, stethoscope, pens, pencils, penlight, gum, clipboard, any paper work we have to fill out while we're there, notepad, a water bottle, and a snack in my bag. I keep my car keys and some money in my pockets. (don't want them stolen!)

Being in an accelerated program sounds extremely overwhelming. I can see how anybody would have a difficult time with it. If you are passionate about nursing and want to give it another chance, I would apply to a different nursing school. But I would not do an accelerated program this time around. Try something a little slower paced and I'm sure it will be much more enjoyable and a little less stressful. Don't give up!