Hey! I worked there for about a year and a half in 2015 & 2016. I started there as a new grad. I had ZERO complaints about it. What questions do you have?
Does anyone else work on a unit where they get to choose assignments? I do and I absolutely hate this method. I'm a new grad who has been on my unit now for 6 months. Once I was off orientation, I was supposed to be pre-assigned...to the "easier" pat...
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Just the other day, I had to pick LAST..and I was lucky that the other nurse just ahead of me chose to keep the more intensive assignment, who would up tanking that day too. It just shouldn't happen. I like my team here and they are mostly helpful an...
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Basically, yes. The orientees/preceptors can take whatever they want if they feel like it is something they haven't experienced..even if it is an "easier" patient load. The sickest patients (i.e fresh post-ops or ones who have just coded, are usually...
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Hello! I work here at Duke now in a Peds critical care unit. I applied maybe 2-3 weeks before graduation and actually made Duke wait about a month to interview me after they expressed interest, so I interviewed about 10 weeks after applying. I receiv...
Does it say "Complete" on the checklist part when you pass? When I checked the day of the test(yesterday), it didn't say complete in that part. Today is the day after the test and it now has my school's info under the education section as well as com...
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Best wishes everyone. I hope you all get accepted!! I received a packet, but wasn't able to get all of the paperwork together in time as one of my instructors never came through with the last recommendation, and also realized that the licensing would...
I think they were referring to JHH East Baltimore Campus and not JH Bayview Campus...b/c I'm positive that JHH starts new grad nurses at about $27/hr right now.
Wow. It's unbelievable to me that they would put you out of the entire program for not passing one exam. At my institution, each semester we're required to take dosage calc exams multiple times until we pass.(at least 3) (However we have to take the ...
Yep..been there before...and it all ended well. I'm there again right now in Med-Surg 2...and I'm confident that it will end well again. It has to lol. I graduate in 5 months and there's nothing that's going to impede that! All you can do is study ha...
I had to do the same for my Mumps titer. I received a full MMR series as a toddler but for whatever reason, the Mumps portion came back negative. So, I got a booster and waited until I got to the program to get the titer redone. (a/b 2 1/2 wks time d...
Enrolled in an ABSN program and the curriculum is as follows: Semester 1: Principles & Applications, Health Assessment, Patho, Professional Role Development & Patient Centered Care (clinical course) Semester 2: Nursing Across Continuum ( for ...
Anything at or above a 70% is passing, and for each course the exam average must be at least a 70% in order to pass the class. However, my school only allows two Cs in courses in order to continue with the program, so in my mind they may as well say ...
There's a tech on my clinical floor doing this very thing. She's had her RN license since 2012,but has struggled to find placement as an RN, so she's been working as a tech. Fortunately, the hospital has decided to hire her as an RN starting in one m...
I'm two weeks into my 13-month ABSN program and I am wondering just WHAT the heck I've gotten myself into lol!! This is a second-degree for me, but I have never in all of my years of schooling been this blindsided by subject matter. It's a completel...
I WISH I would have taken it when I was taking prereqs because the course is kicking my butt right now. If I would've taken it then, I would have been better able to give it the appropriate time needed. (Not to mention that I would have two free afte...