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If you get fingerprints onsite in DC is it processed quicker? and if so about how long? I would rather just drive there to get them done if it will take less time. Because you have to wait for your license to come back to schedule a date for your nclex correct?

Does anyone know what the commitment is for the residency program? And does that commitment start after orientation or from when you start?

okay thanks!! anyone know how bad the commute would be from Northern Va? Im thinking arlington area.... Also, do we need fingerprints when applying for a DC license? I didn't see that on the website.

Anyone know the best places to live in DC /VA/Maryland for the commute to WHC....thats also reasonably priced? Also, are there metro stops near WHC? Thank you!!

also people say nurses get paid well because in comparison to a lot of other entry level jobs they do.

congrats!!

book a trip to mexico hahhaa not. but i do want to travel !!

do it full time and get it done with, def not something you want to drag out! goodluck!

Academically I do not think nursing school is very hard but in combination with long clinical shifts it becomes stressful , but I agree I think a lot of people are overly dramatic about how hard it is.

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I cant stand that commercial !!!

It completely depends on your teacher, I was lucky and had an awesome A&P teacher. But I would def say that A&P is one of the harder classes in nursing school because its alllll memorizing! goodluck!

Thank you so much for your reply!

Thank you so much for your replies!

Hello ObtundedRN! I actually haven't made enough posts to use PM- I am new to this site. I would like to know the name of the hospital with 8 months in the icu, that would be perfect. You can email me at [email protected]. Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate it !! Thank you everyone for your help!! It is greatly appreciated.

Anyone have any suggestions on the best new grad nurse/residency programs ? I am looking for a program with the longest orientation possible because I am graduating this spring and do not feel prepared to be a nurse! I am looking for all the education/ orientation I can get! I am also willing to relocate anywhere in the country. Thanks in advance!! :)

If you don't mind me asking which agency in nyc are you talking about? and do they often hire new grads? im looking for a job! Thankss!

Hello everyone! Just wondering if there are any hospitals/institutions that will hire new graduate research nurses? (or for that matter new graduate researchers in general) Also, what are the best research institutions to work for? I know the NIH is one of them. Thanks for the help!!:)

Are there any companies or hospitals that will hire new grads in healthcare consulting/ case management or insurance ? Although I am applying for new grad nursing jobs as well, I am just trying to keep my options open and I am interested in eventually pursuing a career in healthcare consulting or legal nurse consulting. Thanks for the help! :)