2loves

Hi, I have been an RN for one year. I have always worked in a hospital. I love the pay and the residents at this facility. However the staff is rude, loud, and boisterous. They are written up but nothing ever happens due to unionized working conditions. I wasn't properly trained and I don't want to lose my license. I don't want to give up the job, or money I make but I don't want to lose my license either. how do you survive in a ltc facility with multiple deficits?

Hey, I would agree to start with the calculate with confidence book. We completed the book in less than the 1 month so start now that way it will be more of a refresher and you will have more time to focus on HA that class (WOOO!!!!) read the chapters several times at least twice and practice nclex questions before you take the test. I came out of pharm with an A and HA with a B. So Im grateful!!! Read it understand it and keep going they do not wait on you at all!!. I plan plan plan and plan some more. What times I study and times I go out. It's hard but I have a family that I have to tend to so I at least squeeze in 3 hours a week for enjoyment with them. So that's my story. I don't have all A's but it works for me. Find the best way for you to study and go for it. Give it all you got and find some more somewhere and give it too. Good Luck!!

Hi just wanted to know if there are validations for ob and Peds (106) at jeff state?

Congrats, I am in the night and weekend program at the shelby campus.

Hi, I looked at the alabama board of nursing website and Jeff State is not listed as on probation. Congratulations to all the students who were accepted this fall to the nursing program. I wish you all much luck and success. 2loves