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Hello, for the past 4 years i've been a multi system PCU nurse Aka progressive care unit. Ive accepted a job offer in the ED. I'm very excited but a little nervous. I know my hospital will train me and i will have to do simulations but i would really like to get a solid jump to the game and start preping for it now. I won't start working there until August. Could you guys recommend a book or anything to help me get ready for the ED. Thanks in advance.

I recently started working at the Orlando va medical center and i love it. They are very self aware of the public's opinion on the va and try their hardest to fight that reputation.

today my school organized a couple of nursing recruiter from a home health agency to come to my campus to provide on the spot interviews. I was the second person interviewed and it went very well. he said he would love to add me on and seemed impressed by me. he asked when can i come down to their offices to fill out a paper work and a application. it turns out today and tmrw weren't good days for him. he gave me his card and told me to call or text him that same day for when its best to come by. i called him at around 5pm and texted him right after since he didn't pick up and his mailbox was full. now all this paranoia is racing through my head. should i call again today? i already texted him. or should i wait to call him midday tmrw?

Idk remember everybody's average but I think it was mid 80s I think. I know it was higher then 76 for sure. FYI I'm in the program and about to graduate

I do know someone with a gpa around that. Just do really good on the TEAS test. FYI if you end up doing the teas test a second time the questions are exactly the same and exactly in the same order.

Hello. Idk when this question was posted so idk if this info will Help. I currently go to. Mdc and know about dade medical college. Pls stay awar from dade medical. They do not have a great reputation and the cost is really high. Mdc is much cheaper and many of the hospitals in Miami hire you on the spot if your demo mdc. I'm not jut saying this cause I go there. I know it's ki d of tough to get in but once you do it's completely worth it.

hey long time since i made this thread. just wanted to say i did actually get in the program. im about to finish my second semester. its tough but manageable. hbu

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the other day my professor told me that i should be a med/surg nurse. but the thing is im not completely sure what that means. im only in my first semester in nursing school

i think they can. at orientation they said we can use Nikes as long as they were all white. they never said anything about laces.

i didn't receive anything yet. it doesn't even show her as our prof on our schedules yet either. so i'm thinking she must not have the class list.

i remember them saying it had to be completely white. even if it has a logo that has to be white as well. as for open toe shoes i dont think it would be a problem during lecture but during lab it will probably have to be closed shoes. and someone on the homestead thread said they called the nursing department and told them they have to wear a lab coat during labs.

can you message me prof. Thomas email. i tried emailing her but the email on her site wasn't working

i think the school requires a Littmann Classic II SE stethoscope. which is pretty much 80 dollars anywhere you go

a friend of mine who plans to apply in the spring went to advisement today and they told her she needed to take the healthcare class this fall. thought you should know this info.