I am a practicing LPN in the good ole state of Missouri, and I'm currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Health Sciences (End goal is to get accepted to Medical School). I know that exposure in...
I believe you are simply over thinking it (which can be a no no!), your Nursing Philosophy is what you believe in, my philosphy is; To always be compassionate and caring, to care for the over all...
I believe in a higher power and hold life and nature in high regard (not like the hippies would ), I hold life as sacred but am not defined or devoted to any one religion, just kind of my own path!...
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I came in through an odd way...My Mom is a Nurse (LPN) and works at a local Nursing Home, at the time I didn't have a job and my mom said I could get on at her facility as a CNA, reluctantly, I did. I...
I was actually treated with high regard from Doctors as a Student Nurse, whenever they would perform a bedside procedure, I'd be the only student to observe. I know it isn't fair to the female...
Our LPN program started with 30 or 31 (can't remember), we graduated with 22 students. Looking through the history of the drop rates, it's usually 3-5 people/school
:) Congrats! It's the start of your life long career! I'm done with clinicals/classes and graduate Thursday! I know what you mean about too much "spare time", I've actually been napping a lot (have to...
This week is the VERY last week of being a SPN, my Graduation comes this Thursday and I am nothing but smiles! Our program is 52 weeks and I've had various hardships come up (Oh, life, how you smack...
Thanks guys! I'm actually kind of emotional to have reached this milestone in life! And you guys who are just starting school; it can be tough, but keep your head up, stay positive, and the year just...
Calm down! Deep breath! I found my job a few weeks ago and I don't graduate until August! As far as working as a GPN, I can't answer 100% because it depends on your state's legislature, but in...
As far as supplies go, most (if not all) of ours were covered by our tuition and provided by the school, but I'm sure this will differ per program policy. You have the basic stuff, stethoscope,...
As the others said, it depends on the job market, but I can offer this. I'm an SPN about to graduate in August, and I applied for at a Nursing home a few weeks ago and got hired on the spot (though, I...