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After I pass my nclex i was thinking of relocating to a new place. I was wondering which states i should look into for good LPN opportunities and which states are NOT so great for LPN's... i wanna know how much was your starting and from what state.....

I've read on threads thats mentioned the LaCharity book. I was thinking of purchasing it, but I don't want too many studying materials that might end up being overwhelming. Was it really helpful on the nclex? What are your insights...

I was thinking of going to school in the philippines, Im not too sure of the idea yet. but been exploring. are there any types of bridge programs there in the philippines thats lpn-bsn? i know it will be very different from here in the u.s. since its...

Having worked in the Operating Room, I alternated with Danskos and Nike Air Max's. The busy days which is mostly everyday I wore my Air Max's, after all those shoes are made for running. Paid about $200 but its worth it after working a 12hr day with ...

I had the same scenario as you. It was my 3rd try last month. I also got 8 SATA, tons of priority atleast half the test , an exhibit, 2 drug calcs and 1 dragnDrop. I felt so confident that I passed only to find out it was a failure. Did pvt and went...

good luck and my prayers are with you. with god nothing is impossible...

Congratulations! 6 years? nice, with persistence anything is possible! And I see Kaplan worked for you, best wishes..

i suggest that maybe you need some kind of a refresher course being that this is your 4th time. i am taking mine for the 4th time as well sometime next month. i took the feuer live review in ny ( had to do 30hrs remedial course as per njbon to retake...

[color=#b22222]" also, keep in mind that nclex tests for entry-level knowledge." i totally agree. i just recently took a review course and they kept repeating over and over and over again that this exam is for entry level knowledge. if i had a doll...

I think there should be a dislike button as well...

I think you should be thankful that you are ALREADY practicing NCLEX type questions. Not just from one source but random ones. Variety prepares your critical thinking pad in order for you to answer any type of questions thrown at you during your actu...

Congratulations! I am so happy for you, and thank you for the materials that you've shared as well. Just curious though, do you think the LaCharity book prepared you for it? I am almost done with mine, it's taking me awhile to finish it because i'm a...

diana, i went back to the notes i took during my live review with feuer and it is OXYGEN first. In big bold letters.

I think your answer might be a simple antianxiety med. I was told by the instructor that no matter how hard you prepare/study for this exam, if your nerves get to you you are bound for failure. My instructor for psyc had actually recommended to take ...

good luck diana2520

You should try checking out Feuer Live Review. I just completed their one week of Live review in Manhattan. I read on the their brochure that they are going to be in Miami in May. Not sure of the exact dates but they will be down south Florida since ...

congrats!

I am not too sure if they have. The audio that I am using is the old version, I am wondering the same thing. I am taking their LIVE Lectures this saturday. I'll get more info then.

:w00t: CONGRATS!

nursexo is right, it doesn't matter how many times you have failed. Be persistent and do not give up. I have failed 3 times as well and now have to take a remedial course as per NJBON. My classes start this saturday with Helen Feuer. I am excited an...

Finish Feuer Audio MedSurg 8-10

don't give up. like someone said there are always other people that are in worse situations. i know its tough, we all have different dilemmas in life that affect us. as for me i have turned to prayers and meditation when i am down and out. when i fee...

Thank you all. I guess all that's left really is a little bit of luck and persistency to get a job anywhere regardless of where to apply.

What did you do to prepare for your first nursing job years after graduation?

No im not an LPN yet, still working on getting licensed. Graduated 5 years. Been in the medical field for atleast 10 years.Two years as a unit clerk, six years being a Scrub Tech and the last two, Materials Manager for the O.R. Hospital setting is no...