Natalie00

Hello everyone im Natalie, and i am currently in school to become a RN and i have to interview 2 RN's as part of an assignment. Anyone that is a current RN that can answer my questions is greatly appreciated. 1. Identify the person you are interviewing and thier credentials 2. How many yrs have you been an RN 3. What is a typical day for you 4. What do you like least and most about your job 5. What type of stress do you experience on the job. 6. Is overtime typical or atypical 7. Describe the activities,responsibility and functions of a RN 8. How do you organize your time to care for your patients Thank you so much for your help.

Thank you.

For everyone that was just accepted into the fall 10 can you please tell me what your gpa was when u got accepted and how many points did you have and did you complete all your support courses? all help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your help i really appreciate you answering my question.i do have to say that does sound like a nursing career that i would be really love to have and honestly would enjoy so how many patients do u have per shift? and how long have you been a nurse for post partum?

What is your work day like from the time you clock in to the time you clock out is what i meant to ask sorry for the confusion.

Hello, Im a current nursing student and I have a question for people who work in the post partum unit. What it a leisure day for you? What it is a work day for you? please help me this is for an a assignment that i have to turn in so any help is GREATLY appreciated! Thanks.

Hello every, and congrats to those who were accecpted into the fall 2010 program. I just started taking my pre-req classes and wanted to know are there any good teachers you all could recommend for end of life and A&P 1&2, microbiology and english 1302 at brookhaven Thank you for your help.:)

What hospital you work at and what nursing school did you go to if you don't mind me asking?

Are any of you taking classes with dallas community college? and if so what campus and the teacher?

Ok thank you.

Thank you girls for your help. I notice looking at the curriculum overview for fall 2010 if you do take your support classes before you apply to the program you will only be taking 3 classes or less once you get accepted which might be pretty good. I have one more question do yall know where I could get a very helpful review for the HESI A2?:)

Do you know what are the support classes that you are suppose to take for El Centro?

Thank you so much for answering my question. I was starting to think that it would be better to do the pre-req and the support classes before I apply to the program so when ever i do get accepted i will just have to focus on the main nursing classes.

Hello, Im new to this site and i have two questions and hope someone can answer them for me. Im in the process of taking my pre-req for their nursing program and my first question is do i have better chance getting into the program if i take the pre-req and the support classes? And my second question is, is it hard to get a job once u beecome a licensed RN? I would like to thanks those of you in advance for answering my questions.:)