BrisonL

This discussion has opened my eyes greatly as a male nursing student. Our society is so driven by sexuality so much until it's made an issue in mostly everything when it involves opposite genders. I'm such a personal person so who ever I talk w/ I mostly make conversation to know them but wow this can be seen as flirting!!! I literally just had to let a classmate potentially walk home in the rain b/c I'm so tired of mixed or misinterpreted messages, rumors, etc...

I meant Dmapp63...

Startingovr, that sounds like great advice. I so often get tripped up on those keys words in questions...

Wow...

So your hourly pay was $40 plus the housing expenses?

Great question!!! I too desperately need to network. It seems like volunteering is the best way, though I need a paying job. It was so tough to get into the nursing program and the degree of difficultly seem not lighten up. Wishing you well in your interview as I'm hoping to get one soon...

I think your question is directed at Mindlor. I'm just a nursing student but he advised me on the aana.com. Definitely check that site out.

Wow, well getting those other classes beyond chemistry shouldn't be a problem. My chem professor told me taking biochem would be serve someone would in anesthesia. I will look for the infor regarding becoming a CRNA. Thanks for the infor!

Yes, that's I'm referring to regarding the Army. I'm definitely not thinking they would consider student nursing as experience. I only say that to show you my plan how to get to ICU as quickly as possible while I'm getting my BS. I wanna be totally aware while making these 5 yr goals so that's why I said all that.

But I'm thinking if I volunteer while in nursing program, participate in nursing student program at a magnet hospital, then upon graduating I will have developed a great working relationship to prove I'm clinically worthy of working in a IC unit. The sooner the better for working in ICU so when I apply for a nurse corp officer, would the army consider my experience as a civil nurse because they require 6 months experience to become apply as a nurse officer?

I'm new to this site. It is so informative. I'm interesting in becoming a CRNA. I start my first semester in the nursing program. Thanks for asking infor about becoming a CRNA Newmail445 & thanks for the response Mindlor