nomuramai

"she thought she heard that handsome docter say that he prefers boxers, but he meant underwear!!!"

"she thought that stud docter said he likes boxers, but he meant underwear!!!"

along with a watch with second hand, and a small btl of hand sanitiser just in case.

well, i do agree about the "professional" part, you definitely need to set boundaries. that said, doing private duty work can be a different animal. if you are going into a person's home the atmosphere is different than in a hospital or a nursing home, and the tendency is to become a little more invested with your patients. hey, we are all the same species as our pts, and that is why you became a nurse...right?...right? but becoming facebook friends is definitely a bit too much...i think...

hello, i do not know how long the waitlist is now, but i had to wait about a year and a half after i applied. the hours per day will vary, esp for the first two quarters, if you already have taken an equivalent course you will not have to retake it, officially for m-w it is 8-430 in the classroom, and either th or f in lab/clinical, so 4 days a week total. from the 3rd qtr on it is 1 day of class and 4 days of clinicals, so a full week. there is a rn bridge program as well. i hope that helps!

hi there, i am not starting in the fall, but entering my 3rd qtr at clover park. so if you have questions i would be happy to help! good luck, there are some great instructors and some not so good... mai

congratulations!!!