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could be part-time subbing or full-time. I have been a nurse bedside in the hospital for 5+ years as a 2nd career and am so excited to be interviewing for this position. What are some questions I might expect, just preparing myself for the interview ? I can imagine head injury protocol, allergy response (epiPen), but beyond that I would love to hear what types of questions were asked of you? Large county system so this will be a new adventure for me. If I get hired, what are some good resources for a school nurse to have onsite?

Christina X. XXXXXX, RN My Home Dr., Town, ST 20916 | 301-xxx-2969 | [email protected] [h=1]Credentials[/h]Registered Nurse—State Board of Nursing/Compact states BCLS—CPR, American Heart Association NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) [h=1]Education[/h][h=2]BSN (in progress) | Expected June 2017 | xxxxx University, city State[/h][h=2]ADN | 2013 | xxxx, city, state[/h][h=2]BA ENGLISH | xxxx | university, xity, STate[/h][h=1]Professional Qualifications[/h][h=2]Clinical skills[/h]· Administering medications via various routes · Creating, evaluating, and modifying care plans based on patient needs · Supporting patients in the management of stress, maintaining professional expectations · Comprehensive head-to-toe assessment, to provide SBAR information · Analytical and critical thinking to assess conditions and apply appropriate interventions · Providing therapeutic communication to patients and their families · Conducting effective patient teaching, ensuring continuity of care · Safeguarding patient confidentiality according to HIPAA [h=2]additional childcare qualifications[/h]· Advocated for abused/neglected children in the court system, communication with family, social workers, and legal professionals · Extensive training in family/child dynamics · Provided care of daily needs, as well as recreational and educational activities; maintained safety and health standards for children · Maintained hygiene protocols, ensured safety standards in line with children's developmental levels [h=1]Experience[/h][h=2]clinical nurse | xxxxx hospital | january 2013-present[/h][h=2]staff (volunteer) |xxxxxxx school | 2008-2010[/h][h=2]court appointed special advocate (CASA)| city state| 2002-2003[/h][h=2]family caregiver | city, STATE | 2000-2008[/h][h=1]References[/h][h=2]available upon request[/h]

Hi, I am in my last year of Nursing school for the RN (2nd career after being at home with my 2 daughters for 10 years, previously editorial jobs). I LOVED my psych rotation (have a real interest in psych as well as a younger brother with addiction issues/rehab etc so also interested in that venue as well). I plan to take the summer off for the NCLEX and spend with my girls before starting a job in nursing, but would love to hear of what steps I could be taking now as to proceed in this direction. Oddly enough, during clinicals, of the 8 students in my group I was the only one who enjoyed psych nursing--most of the other students hated it?