nwatson83

I've been a nurse for 1.5 years and I started out as a new grad in L and D for 7 months, I then went to M/S floor specializing in Cardiothoracic surgeries for 10 months, and now I am currently working in the NICU. The only thing that makes my job in the NICU a little easier is that I know the computer systems, other than that my MS experience wouldn't be my saving grace to work with these little ones. It's a totally different ball game. I have worked a total of 2 shifts so far and I absolutely love it.

Congratulations

Congratulations! How exciting! Enjoy the moment

oklahoma

Me too, this will be exciting, keep me updated on how things go with you and what you learn. My hospital will be sending to a bootcamp for new grad nurses in L & D coming up in July I'm excited about it, oh and I was given a book to study EFM. Have you joined awhonn yet?

You're welcome

You're welcome

You're welcome! And you'll do good!

Me remaining calm and having an overall positive mindset is what helped me to pass. I have an arrticle of what study materials I used, but this post is more so for those who post threads, pleading for someone to help them because they are so afraid to take their exam, and they are frazzled. I just want to people to know that they can pass their exam with a calm approach rather than afraid

Thank you very much, and good luck ?

I graduated in march 2014, I have an associates degree, I'm currently working on my BSN, and I just signed my new hire paperwork for an RN III in labor and delivery I start next week

I have the same study guide she mentions

Thank you

You guys are very welcome

I would also join linked in and start networking, sometimes it's about who you know