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I'm new to the site here. :) I start nursing school at STLCC-Meramec in fall 2012. I need a night job asap (docs. orders) and i want something that will give me experience with what my major is. I applied for one of the full-time PC tech positions, n...

I had a phone interview a few days ago for a ED tech shift at either st. Clare or st. Mary's ER. I still haven't heard back from anyone. This is how the interview went.- So apparently we don't do blood draws, ekg, stuff like that. they said the phle...

Are EMTs ever allowed to volunteer in ERs? I applied for an ER tech position and was only turned down because I didn't have any ER experience-besides my ER clinical time (48 hrs.) I needed to get my EMT license. They said come back and apply when I h...

Yeah I know. And yeah when i interviewed with the ER manager she knew I didn't have any experience except my clinincals for my EMT license. I'm guessing it was just a courtesy interview....

The in-person interview went really well apparently but I was turned down due to having no experience:(

I didn't get the job

On UMSL's website it says they have a BSN part-time option. This may be a stupid question but if I would do the BSN program I'd still get my RN right? Would I have to wait until I get my BSN to take the NCLEX and get my RN? Right now I'm at STLCC- Me...

I had a phone interview last week for an ER tech position, full-time, night shift. I received a call back this morning saying the manager wants to meet me and discuss my qualifications and the job more in detail :) YAY!! Does anyone know how these...

I'm screwed:(. I asked the recruiter lady and i will meet with the manager and the rest of the staff. It will be scenario based questions-either based on what I would see in the ER or on what I would see on the street as an EMT. I haven't taken my em...

It depends on what 3 classes you have left to take. If it's science classes then it won't be easy-but it can be done. If it's non-science classes it will be easier. I take online classes when they are offered and that makes getting a lot of my pre-re...

It can take 3-4 semesters to get in. I heard Forest Park's nursing program is good. Flo Valley's program is another story.- https://allnurses.com/mo-nursing-programs/saint-louis-community-270112.html Scroll down the first page... IMO, Flo valley is ...

Dress nice, ask questions, and relax!! You'll do fine=] :heartbeat

You could always try helping at the front desk at a doctor's office or tutoring future nursing students.

Take the 20 hr. a week job. That way you can be with your kids and hopefully you eill like this new job better:) You can always get a new job at a hospital later.

job security, the pay is good, it offers a night shift, the part of the hospital I want to work at-the ER- is a very fast-paced work environment-which I like=] It's as close as I can get to working in the medical field without having to go to med sch...

I think nursing students should get their BSN over their ADN. They won't have to think about the fact that they will have to go back to school unless they want a master's degree. I think it's better to just spend the 4-5 years getting a BSN the first...

Congrats on getting a job!! =] I just had a phone interview with St. Clare and I'm waiting to hear back from them to see if I get an in-person interview with them for an ED tech position-night shift. I hope they call me back. :)

I have no medical experince except for my 48 hrs. in an ER when doing clinicals to get my EMT license. I've been lifeguarding for 5 years now and i'm ready to quit. I have my EMT-B cert. and am currently trying to find a ER tech job (I'd work on an a...