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Hi! I'm in Northern California. I offer BLS, ACLS, PALS AHA courses both for initial and renewal certifications. Less stress with more success! I do individual and group courses. I will match any prices to make sure you have the best deal as a new grad/nurse. Check out the website: www.mysuperherojob.com; email for more info: [email protected]

I found it useful to keep my resume updated with my AHA BLS/CPR, ACLS, PALS, and NRP certification. Any other certifications that anyone else recommends in their resume that they feel was useful for being hired?

Hi RlBrown, Mine is hypertension, and something with my shoulder that they saw as something to get a disability for. Mine total is 30%. When is your BSN grad date?

Hi Dana! Thank you for the response about my disability concerns and the military. I like the DMAT type of job where you can be deployed to natural disasters area and help out in that specific field. I don't have any issues performing my duties but I just hope the military doesn't see it as something that could hinder me from doing my duties. I have had my high blood pressure once I was in the military the first time but because I am taking meds daily to maintain my bp, I don't want it to be a reason as to why I would not be able to become an officer. Thank you again for your message, I don't know why I didn't see this comment before.

Hello Everyone! I am currently in the ADN program at my local Junior College and also taking classes for the Accelerated BSN with the anticipated graduation date of May 2015. I am a prior enlisted Marine with a background in Information Technology. I just started my packet this week and will hopefully get the ball rolling on it ASAP. The military is definitely a small world because my recruiter is someone who I knew while I was in Afghanistan and Iraq. He told me that the best thing to do is finish the packet as soon as possible and let the military make the decisions. From the discussion I had with him today, I think the first boards is in August. (I could be wrong though).

I think you made a wise move m4rk! Congrats and good luck!

LunahRN makes a good point. I would take the scholarship too. I just want to be part of the military again but as an officer. I'll be happy to get into any military branch as a Nurse.

Hi m4rk! I am currently in nursing school and I have been looking at my options as well to be commissioned as soon as I finish with school. I have close to one year left in my ADN program and will find it soon if I will be accepted to the accelerated BSN program in one of the 4yr State schools here in California. (which will be about 8-9 months after my ADN program till my BSN). Once I know I am accepted to the other school, I am joining one of the ROTC affiliated schools to hopefully have the "for sure" commission option to get into the Nurse Corps. I was enlisted before for 4 years with the Marines so I any option to get back into the military as an officer would be my ideal goal. Best of luck with your decision.

I think they need a course ID for that. I could be wrong, but I think our instructor has to provide us the Course ID if it's available.

Inspirational! Thank you!

chartreuse16 I'll email you... check your email.

I went the traditional way and purchased the textbooks. The good thing is that the e-books are also included in the purchase for the bundle.

Thank you for the textbook info. I think I might go the traditional book purchase, but then again, it is very convenient to have the text on a computer, ipad, etc...

I went to the bookstore Friday and they said that it will not be available until late July to early August. Let me know if you hear anything different.

FYI....The Syllabus for Fall 2012 is available now to download. Anyone know if they are selling the textbooks yet?