saucychaucy

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1. Losing patients you are close to...vent

   saucychaucy replied to highlandlass1592's topic in General Nursing

   Thank you for sharing! I have hospice or oncology at heart even as a pre-nursing student, and when i read posts like yours it touches my heart and reinforces my goals. Thank you for being there for...

2. New student Winter Term/Evaluate Class Load

   saucychaucy replied to saucychaucy's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Thank you each and everyone that responded. I appreciate the time you took to post an opinion to my questions :) gapeach70- Thank you- I am strong in English so this gives me comfort. This class...

3. New student Winter Term/Evaluate Class Load

   saucychaucy replied to saucychaucy's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Thank you everyone for their replies so far! I should have been a bit more clear.. My terms are 11 weeks. The Psy203 class and the CD class are once a week 3 hrs each. The Wr121 and Mth95 would be 50...

4. New student Winter Term/Evaluate Class Load

   saucychaucy posted a topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Hi I'm a new student starting Winter term. I currently am reg. for 13 credits and am wondering if it's to much for a first time student and mom. My kids are 10 and 15 and self sufficient and I have a...

5. Really disappointed with the reality of nursing.

   saucychaucy replied to NurseFrustrated's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

   Oops, meant to respond to this quote :-) Thanks for posting

6. Really disappointed with the reality of nursing.

   saucychaucy replied to NurseFrustrated's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

   This is beautiful, thanks for

7. Financial Aid for CNA course

   saucychaucy replied to mamayogibear's topic in Medical Assistant, CNA/MA

   Our class is roughly that amount after you pay for stethoscope, scrubs, background, drug test, etc. The class itself is $700. No fincancial aid here either. I think that is because short term...

8. CNA/NAC Because it's a prereq?

   saucychaucy replied to mamayogibear's topic in Medical Assistant, CNA/MA

   The school that i will be applying to also requires an NA certification for admission. I guess i just look at it as a stepping stone along the way. IMHO every bit of knowledge from anywhere can help...