I have to agree that you need to take responsibility for your actions and get it together if you want to be successful. Your instructors have valid reasons for failing you. This may not be the career...
My comment is more to do with the associate degree and working full time. Is it a part time program? Because the commitment to a full time associate program is pretty serious. The people in my class...
1. Figure out a healthy menu for yourself--healthy grab n go snacks in particular. You'll end up at the vending machines more than you'd like or fast food snacks on the way to class. 2. Use your labs...
There is nothing wrong with being too slow with meds--there is less of a chance for a med error that way. That's not right, you need to talk to the program director about that. As a student, if it...
Most programs lose a lot of students right off the bat. We are going into our senior year and probably have half of the original class with us. Yikes! Don't panic. My best advice is if you think...
The anxiety/depression is likely the cause of the short term memory loss--it erases everything when you need it most. It's the same when you panic at an exam--the anxiety of the exam erases all the...
Definitely start skimming through the books but the nerves will be there until you get the hang of how your program works. :) And then at every exam the nerves come back. So maybe the best advice is...
Get a job in the field--I was in human services doing CNA/management work in group homes and also a surg tech for 4 years in a Boston teaching hospital with only a couple of the non nursing...
I agree, no. I did volunteer at a local community hospital and while it was nice exposure to the environment, I was allowed almost no patient contact. I could bring them a cup of ice chips or water...
The difference between LPN and RN is one semester. Go right for RN at least, BSN is a better move as most facilities want either BSN or RN enrolled in BSN program. Get a CNA job in the mean
Let the company know what the surgeon said, my experience is that they'd rather have you there and get you assistance as needed than not there at all. But they can't do that for you if they don't know...
I think you are on a good track. Get a CNA job-- you'll have a better understanding of good patient care and the nurses will likely teach you a lot since you are a nursing student. Keep up with your...