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Ya I checked back with her n it was 20 hours a MONTH

Beat me to it. I understand he ****** up buuuut. I hate snitches I would rather talk to an admin instead of snitchin

Thank you all so much for the advice. I will check back with them about the twenty hours and confirm it though.

Hello, I am very interested in volunteering at a hospital or anywhere really. I want to for a couple reasons one... is cause I would like to get a feel for what I'm doing inthe future. two..... I would like to start learning the environment early so I have a head start.. and three the most important reason is I want to figure out where I wanna work in the future. I like fast paced environments with lots of work ;P. So my questions to all of you are 1. Where would a good place to volunteer be? Of course a hospital but any other places? Any special departments? 2. Please give me a heads up on proper etiquite! I really would like to make a great first impression 3. I called a hospital and asked them about all this...its my dream place to work. very nice. And they have a month wait list for volunteers I would think they would want all they can get. Buut is this normal? Btw they want you to really commit like twenty hours a week which is hard to do while working and being a fulltime student. Is this normal? I'm thinking it could just be cause its the nicest hospital around maybe a lower quality hospital would be more leniant? 4. And my last and final question is... I understand that my health program advisor can answer this and I will be asking them but I want to know if volunteering normally counted as health care expierience? My shcool uses a point system and having been in the health care field for 6 months gives you three points so I would love to think 6 months volunteering could help. I would very much appreciate any answers from anyone or any input at all and thanks for your help

Thank you for letting me know what you think, I'm probably going to pass on the LPN program. Would you think that the 80% employment rate of the program is accurate?

Hello I am currently going to CSN to obtain my associates in nursing. I am still working on my prereq's and I am really eager to get started. I have read all over these forums that it is hard for someone to get a job with a bachelors, let alone a associates. My question is could I get hired if I was to obtain my CA (certification of achievement) as a LPN. If I was become an LPN how hard would it be to gain employment? I plan to continue going through school for my associates and after that my bachelors. But if I was to become a LPN where could I work possibly? And also what could I be paid (I would be ok with a little over minimum wage)? But please help with my questions. I would also like to add that the program guide for nursing for CSN says "Within 6 months of graduation, at least 80% of all graduates who desire employment will be employed in the field of nursing." I just dont see how that could be true with how these forums look.