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Hi Sweeti738, I also have the second job interview in nursing home tomorrow. Can you please tell me what you got for the second interview? Thank you.

They just asked me some basic questions like about my experience, time I am willing to work, they also asked me how you handle abuse, nothing special related to nursing.

I am also on the same situation like you RomanRN. Can you give me some advice how you come up with it? I would appreciate for your suggestion.

Thank you very much it was very helpful.

Hi friends thank you for your help. They asked me some questions and are again calling me for tomorrow. They told that they can ask some nursing related questions. Can you plz help me what kind of questions may be asked by them. Thank you

I have an interview in a nursing home. Please does anyone know the questions i shall be asked and the best answer to give back .thankyou

Hey frens I got my unofficial results from pearsonvue for nclex rn but wanna know when can i get the RN license??? Please help me frens!!!

Hello fren! I got my ATT and scheduled for my exam on 5th july!!! So panicked!!!

Hi, I know that 83 is minimum requirement for TOEFL in Ohio Board of Nursing. Any one has any idea what is criteria for IELTS in Ohio Board of Nursing for NCLEX exam for international applicant. 1) What is the minimum total score that we need in IELTS? 2) Is it higher for speaking or any other section? Hoping for your reply asap. Thank you very much.

Please Help me !!! I got 80 in Toefl twice so not being able to get 83 for NCLEX -RN in Ohio Board. Is there any option like IELTS or other English language test that OHIO BOARD accept ? Also, Can I appear for NCLEX RN Exam before passing toefl ? I want to appear NCLEX and report TOEFL later...is it possible???

Ya it was about working with dependent visa fren...Thanks a lot for ur quick response!

Hi Faithful pau ! Did u appear for the NCLEX exam? Can I get the RN license after passing my NCLEX exam with dependent (f2-visa)? If u have any idea plz suggest me fren !

Thank u so much Faithful Pau!

Thank u Faithful Pau for ur good suggestion..........thank u so much..........That means Ohio board of nursing will send me the letter of eligibility ....I don't have to msg to ohio board about this? Do u know how long it will take to get the letter of eligibility from BON?

Hi Linsmirn! Thank u for ur reply.As I m an international student my education should be evaluated by CGFNS_CES to know whether it is equivalent to US degree or not .....and i got that evaluation it's equivalent to US degree......now how i have to go further? My evaluation will be sent directly by CGFNS to Ohio Board Of Nursing.......Now should I inform to Ohio board of nursing I can directly apply to pearson vue......Do u have any idea? Plz help

Hi frens! Just today I got the CES evaluation result. Now I can register for NCLEX exam. What is the next step to get the ATT? Plz help........

Hi Asteroidcat.......did you joined any NCLEX-RN review courses or you prepared it yourself? Will you plz suggest me whether I can pass the exam without joining any preparation classes?

Thank u Asteroidcat for your kind suggestion and congratulations once more.......

congratulations Asteroidcat! Can U plz help me to find out the best book for NCLEX-RN review?

Can any one help me out to choose the best book for NCLEX-RN review......????? plz help

http://resources.css.edu/academics/nsg/grad/docs/advancedpracticenursingrolescnsvsnp.pdf you can go through this site to make clear about CNS and NP

http://www.scnse.org/definitions-and-descriptions/ you can find the difference between CNS and NP in this site

What Is a Nurse Practitioner What is a nurse practitioner ? This is the most commonly asked question I hear often on a daily basis. As a floor nurse, I would be in the room passing the morning medications when the nurse practitioner walks in to re assess the newly admitted patient. The patient is greeted by a nurse practitioner wearing a lab coat and immediately asks, “Are you my doctor?”. “No I am not a doctor, I work with the doctor that admitted you to the hospital but I am a nurse practitioner” . The patient replies “Oh so you’re just the nurse?” The nurse practitioner then gives a brief explanation of who he is. I have heard this questions so many times prompting me to post the answer to the most commonly asked question, “What is a nurse practitioner?” A nurse practitioner, like a doctor, can write most prescriptions, diagnose patients and even have a clinic. The can also order, and interpret results of routine blood test and diagnostics. In addition, just like a doctor, the nurse practitioner can specialize in areas such as family, women, adults, acute care and pediatrics. To investigate this profession a little further, let further answer the question, “what is a nurse practitioner ?” to better differentiate it from a medical doctor. A Nurse practitioner is also known as an advanced practice nurse that has obtained either a masters or a doctoral degree. All nurse practitioners hold a registered nurse license that have advanced their education and experience to be able to take on the role of diagnosing and treating patients. A difference that exists between a medical doctor and a nurse practitioner is underlying theoretical model that guides their education. Nurse practitioners are educated under the nursing model while the doctor is educated under the medical model. Nurse practitioners generally have had experience as a registered nurse, caring for the same patient for up to 12 hours a day for several days. The philosophy of the nurse practitioner is that each and everyone are their patients and therefore the care should be individualized. They learn to look at a patient’s condition along with factors such as biological, environmental and psychological. They also take external factors into consideration with treating the patient such as their family. Nurse practitioners currently serve as primary care providers of patients of all ages. So now we know the answer to the question consistently asked, “what is a nurse practitioner ?” , maybe a further question to think about is “what kind of specialty are available to nurse practitioners?”. Nurse practitioners, like doctors may want to specialize in a specialty area. Certifications for nurse practitioners include various specialties such as Family health, Pediatrics, Neonatal, Gerontology, Women, Psychiatry and Mental Health, Acute Care, Adult Health, Oncology, Emergency and even Occupational health. Additional roles of a nurse practioners may even include the Certified Nurse midwife, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA), and Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS). Nurse practitioners can even participate in research. One that is interested in becoming a nurse practitioner should of course look at the educational requirements at the school of interest along with the state practice laws.

hi, i am planning for rn in ohio and currently staying in akron city, ohio. i am new and don't have any idea; what to do and how to do? i need your help on (1) process of registration (2) date and schedule of nclex exam (3) any preparation institute near university of akron {where i currently stay} (4) what are the things i must remember and consider? it would be great to hear from some of you.

thank you, very much elkpark and juan de la cruz. i am having a great suggestion from you. thank you very much again.