trry699

For me the hardest part has been my experiences with management and sometimes a co-worker. I love working with my patients.

@Suanna, are you for real? Are you even an RN? This is the kind of descrimination I found with an instructor in school. You must of had one lousy father to have so much hate for men. You have little if any common sense. Bet you love to watch Fox news for all your facts also.

4 out of 35 in first yr of 3yr diploma program, 2 were heterosexual. Only 1 male made it, 16 total graduates. I'm the proud heterosexual, wish all four of us had survived.

Sometimes things in life are not fair. Yes, once in awhile you may come across a biased instructor. But, for the most part they are very professional and helpful. I did have one who had a problem with men. At first I thought it was just me being paranoid. So I began asking male students from previous class years and surprise. They all pointed out this one instructor gave them an unusually difficult time. Not much you can do about it. Just try and hang in there and persevere. You could go to the top to complain, but they probably won't believe you. I did not take that route, but I did find ways to avoid her when I could. It is possible to get sick when its your turn to face her in clinicals which is where she will get you. That is the only advice I can give. If you want it bad enough you will make it no matter what. Good luck. I believe this situation to be extremely rare. This instructor however is still teaching.