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Well, the average adult goes through 5 careers in a lifetime. Having said that, some go into nursing in and love it, some go in kinda liking part of it and some don't at all. Nursing will require all your effort and requires everything you got. nothing but full commitment to it will get you kick out of the nursing program.

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Well especially being on orientation, just like the previous poster said. It does not hurt to be humble and say thank you. It s just like nursing school; you have to fake it till you make it. Op, you may be right that the preceptor might not necessarily be 100% sure of them self, and they despise being challenge. Or it could of have been your unknown self to you that other sees. Vice versa, change and self perception and awareness can make you grow.

One year licensed lpn all over the country and particularly California have been phasing out lvn in the acute care hospital setting. Perhaps in rural area but having an ADN or Bsn in nursing will secure your chances of working in labor n delivery. Of course having the bsn will definetly give you the best chance to get a job period vs ADN.

To me, it feels like the candidate after you took a shining to the manager and unfortunately he or she was chosen instead of you. Take it as a learning experience to have under your belt. Perhaps the other candidate have a Rn licensed already or more certifications ie acts, pals etc... Focus on studying on your nclex, get the licensed and then you be an ideal candidate.

I recently accepted an ER position beginning of January and was told orientation will be starting 2/4. so it s about 30 days for me. it took the department manager 1 week ish to get the paperwork to hr and then another 1-2 weeks for background check. finally, one week for physical and hr stuff.

all your answers are here at the link below, God speed. http://www.bvnpt.ca.gov/pdf/method4.pdf

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Nursing is not easy, after 1 to 2 years to pre-requiste, wait another 1-2 years to get in and it takes a minimum of 2 years in most community colleges for the RN degree. so that's 4-6 years for an Associate degree. It's not like a traditional job where you go to college for 2-4 years get an associate/bachelor and find a job. Nursing school takes commitment and dedication. Passing is about 78%+, one has to perform in academics (classroom) and/clinical(in the hospital). I am not writing this to dissuade you, but to warn you it s not for everyone.

LVN school can be practical for some to use as a permanent bridge or temporary one. For some, working is essential and having children is even more difficult to do a two-year RN program. On the other hand, with the lVN license, one can work sooner and be able to continue on to RN school later on. Some people can only take several shallow breaths and has to go up and breathe while some younger lungs are able to hold their breath for a whole minute.

check out north orange ROP IV class for lvn.

it s very simple... LVN program - lvn nclex RN program - RN nclex LVN TO RN program - RN Nclex LVN degree program has to take extra classes that is similar to the Associate science of nursing in the RN program.

yeah, just have to wait for the next 8 weeks..:)

Remia, the system recuiter said the panel interview will start on 10/3/11 and if one is qualified they will be contacted for the interview.