MsHelloKitty,LVN

Ok. I'll look for that. Thanks....

no, i didn't include the names of the actual facilities, but i did list clinical skills that i learned. i could also add what you suggested.....thank you for the suggestion....:)

Thanks, I'll try that.....:)

Hello fellow AN members, I am in desperate need of your assistance/suggestions. I am a fairly new member of this site, but have been been reading long before I joined (found it while I was a CNA). I graduated from my LVN program almost 1 year ago but have only been licensed 5 months. I have been having an extremely hard time finding a job, like many, I know... I realize all the possible reasons are because of being inexperienced and the economy etc. So, I am not here to whine...... I am asking for some help. I recently re-wrote my resume to only reflect my health related experiences (CNA, caregiver, etc), but am wondering if I should re-write it again to add some of my other career experiences. Nursing is not my first career. I have many years experience working in the managed care field as a claims processor, claims compliance auditor and claims audit manager, in addition I have a bachelors degree in psychology. I also have some psych experience, but I imagine it is too far back to put on my resume.... I was thinking maybe I should re-write my resume again and somehow incorporate this experience. I ask because I see some job advertisements for nurse auditor positions; however, I do lack the clinical expertise that they request. I am just trying to get some LVN experience, any experience..... Like others here, I have applied to many positions, but to no avail. My plan is to go on for my RN at somepoint. I am taking some of the science prereq's now, but like others here, I would like to get some experience as an LVN. Anyway, what do you think? Anyone have any suggestions for me? Thank you in advance.......:heartbeat

maybe before telling me to re-read my post you should re-read your post and run it through a spelling and grammar check??

Ok...thanks.......

Interested in the LVN to RN program. Anyone know if there is any way around the "LA County" residency requirement? Probably not.....

I'm not "too posh to wash", by the way.........

for one, i don't think most conscientious nurses "are going to search up and down just so they don't have to help the patient". second, doesn't the nurse have enough to do with their 20+patients (maybe exaggerating here), than to have to chase after staff that should maybe be proactive in their job, such as answering call lights, etc.... i've been a cna, so i what a cna's job can be like, but.....just my.....

Sounds like it........

It never ceases to amaze me that there are idiots every where!!! People often tear other people down in order to make themselves feel better.... Maybe she's the one that should feel inferior.... Hope you have a nicer rest of the day......:redbeathe

At least you have a job...... I graduated last Oct and still no job... No advice for you, but congrats on graduating......!!

The following may be what you need to take depending where you go to school: Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology (usually 2 semesters), Microbiology, Speech and/or Philosophy, English, Psychology, Sociology. Best thing to do is check with the colleges that you plan to apply to......:)

I have been wondering the same thing myself........