While I admire you ambition, I'm going to give you the same advice one of my friends in Nursing School gave a Pre-nursing student when he said he was going to work 60 hours while in NS: "You can do...
Have you looked into any RN-Paramedic bridges? I'm currently an EMT and nursing student, and I plan on getting a job in the ER out of college, then becoming a Paramedic on the side just because I love...
I guess my only question is this - Has anybody else verified the validity of the results? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for finding out the best way to treat patients, but some of it just seems a little...
Working with patients comfortably is just as much of a learning experience as the actual class work part. To some it comes naturally, but others may have to learn it through lots of practice (and...
I understand why you wouldn't want to lie, so if I were you I would try to just "stretch the truth" a little. As you are just starting this job, it would probably be understandable if you had a...
Like I said in my previous response, the answer is probably yes, go ahead and apply the AED. But the thing about the medical profession is that not every situation is "textbook", and you may have to...
I haven't gone over this in Nursing School yet, but I'd assume it would be the same as my EMT experience, which is: -If witnessed and you can immediately shock them, do so. -If not witnessed, do CPR...
Ok, thank you! I was very confused when my professor said that it was a definite thing now. I'd be ok with it if the doctorate contained more advanced clinical education, but I've read that it...
Started my ADN program right out of high school at the age of 19. I already had a lot of prereqs done from doing college in high school though (thank goodness). I graduate in 2012!
I'm a new member, though I've been reading these forums for a long time and love the site. So I hope that I did this properly, but here goes: I am wondering about the requirements to become a Nurse...