yehe9912

I am currently going through a lot of anxiety. I just graduated from an LVN program in California, got a job at a local hospital as a CNA (working NOC shift), and haven't taken my NCLEX-PN exam yet (but I am studying for it). I have had so much stress and change since graduation in Dec. 2010 and have no clue who to talk to because my family doesn't understand my stress and concerns ... I'm writing this in hopes to receive some feedback on some of the ideas I have. First off I am looking into LVN to ADN programs close to my new job. My plan is to work at least 3 shifts a week if and when I do get accepted to a program. Also, all along I had my mind set on applying to the LVN-RN program at the community college where I did my LVN and CNA, but I just found out that they don't have a preceptorship for the RN's, would this hinder my chances at finding a job as an RN? Would I be better off finding a school that does offer a preceptorship? Next... Do I wait to apply until I have my LVN license at hand? some programs will accept me conditionally (which means I would have to take the TEAS, and pass my LVN during my very first try), all this is really adding to the stress and I don't know if I should just wait a year, or at least until June when I'll be likely to have my license at hand? If anyone has some advice please help. Maybe I'm just making myself stress by giving myself a time limit... or maybe I'm just rushing it all... either way PLEASE HELP!

If that were me I believe I would have asked her to please delete the picture off of her phone. And definitely tell your supervisor. I mean the least she could have done was ask if she could take a picture of you.