sheliamd
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No, not yet. Plan to start next week. I was told that I could turn assignments in back to back, so it should not take long to complete the course.
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Help! I need an online course that Excelsior will take in place of the English 201 course. I need to be able to finish the course in a little time as possible. Can anyone offer suggestions?
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Hi Cheri... I'd just like to extend my congrats. You have been so helpful throughouthe past two years, and were very encouraging regarding my endeavors to earn my nursing credentials. Good luck and much success!:balloons: By the way, I will graduate from LPN school on July 11th!:balloons:
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Hey Chelle..... Be careful with College Network. I was warned on a different thread about them. They basically give you info for the classes and charge you for it, but you don't actually earn college credits.... at least this is what I was told (I even spoke to one of their reps and was told the same thing). Just thought I'd let you know so that you call look into it further.Wwwhhhaaatt? This was too funny.Not trying to be mean, but I agree with the others...how can you have completed a nursing program without learning the basics of nursing care? Just curious....Are you starting an LPN program with EC? I just noticed your screen name new mom LPN student....I totally agree......It's nice to have a job with the OT option. I'm just worried that someone will put a stop to OT.Are CNA's allowed to work my OT hours at your organization?How many people have worked overtime hours to pay off bills: houses, cars, credit cards? I'm just wondering if it's really possible to make enough money in OT to do these things. If you have, how many hours have you worked in one week?about your patient's "call light" guess who's going to get scr$wed the most if the patient suffers due to your uncaring attitude.. just a thoughtMy question...If you organization decided to get rid of the CNAs, would that make nursing easier. Just a question..not trying to anger anyone.It seems like most people have pushed the "task" of total patient care on the CNA's. Isn't it the "nurse's" job to care for the patient? Why is it the CNA's sole responsibility to provide "all" of the care for the patient?It seems like most people have pushed the "task" of total patient care on the CNA's. Isn't it the "nurse's" job to care for the patient? Why is it the CNA's sole responsibility to provide "all" of the care for the patient?