Winnie93

omg so many responses within 24 hours! this website is awesome! thanks guys. I've been working at a LTC setting for almost 4 years now. a year of ventilator, 6 months of wound nursing, and mostly ambulatory! I thought i have a pretty good background for an LPN . Now Im working at a psych hospital as a RN. yes it is a hospital but im not fond of psych. Its more of a side track for me. Just anything to say i worked in some type of hospital. Im so torn whether i should get my BSN or stick it out for a while. I dont know, i just feel like I will get the most experience if i worked in a hospital setting. Thats just my opinion. Im thinking about getting 12- Lead EKG training or TNCC. will that be good in my resume? I dont know whats happening with the job situation for ASN =(

So I graduated back in january of 2010! I was an LPN since 2007. And I am finding the most difficult time getting a job. It seems like its a matter of luck nowadays because not everyone among my colleagues are getting called for interviews either =( The hospitals are saying they need BSN or a year of experience in so and so field. Which we know we wouldnt be able to attain IF WE DONT GET HIRED FIRST!!!! I really wanna work in a hospital so bad but no one would hire =( HELP! any tips?

I graduated back in january of 2010 and havent been employed by a hospital yet =( Do you guys recommend a new grad like me to take TNCC or is it way too advance for me? id appreciate your opinion guys! thanks