slidster

I totally hear you!!! I don't have kids, but you are not alone. No one understands what nursing school is really like. You are constantly called upon to think, do an assignment, be in class, be at clinical, and sometimes all at once! It's rough. But YOU CAN DO IT!!! If you are dedicated enough (which I think you must be) you will make it. I just graduated Thursday. I was pinned Wednesday. YOU WILL MAKE IT!! The best advice I have: Do one thing at a time! Keep plugging along. A little at a time adds up to a lot!!!

I have some advice given to me by my program... Don't memorize individual medications, memorize groups of them. For example, a medication that ends in "LOL" is a beta blocker, and ACE inhibitors usually end in "APRIL". Grouping them this way should make pharm a less daunting subject.

Can someone explain the good pop up? I have no idea what that means.

I hate that. Right to fall? Ok. Enjoy your right to bust a hip!!! GRRRR

Hello everyone! I'm sarah, a nursing student. I graduate in May. This semester has been all about L&D/OB for me. I have two clinicals, and both are OB related. I REALLY love this field. I just seem to have a passion for it. My question is, when I graduate, what are the realistic possibilites of me finding a job in this field after I graduate? I know this is a field most nurses will stay in once they're in, so I'm wondering how hard it will be for me to find my way in. I am hoping people who reply will be open and honest with me. Thank you!