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All of the above plus: How I felt about doing CPS referrals and when would I do them. What sort of things would I notify the principal about. What is the goal/mission of school nursing. They asked me about how flexible I am--the day is planned out but then having to shift towards a different direction. They asked what questions I had. I asked them about resources in the area for low income students needing clothes, glasses and medical care. What percentage of the school was low income (70%!!!) How many students a day would I be seeing. Describe an average day. Who does the hearing/vision screens.

I thought exactly the same thing! I think that is was aswmfun was saying when she said Arizona was redneck, conservative and Republcan.

Go for your RN, then bridge over to Paramedic. You will make more $$$ that way. Also, while you are waiting for the RN program, take the EMT-B class so you can start working in the field right away. You will be amazed how much you learn and how much it will help you in the RN program. I was an EMT, then CNA, then LVN, then I-EMT, then Paramedic, then RN. But don't get too comfortable in the hospital--it can be a little difficult for some RN's to become a paramedic as working in the field is a whole different ballgame. Working on a rig is not a job, it's an adventure!

Hysterical! But I really think Obamacare did it!