belle980
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I’m just in the WHNP program and joined the FNP group on facebook. There’s a few other WHNPs in there, but I definitely think we should start our own group. Do we know how many students total are in the program? And no I haven’t registered for classes yet, I’m sure they will email us when it’s time.
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It’s a comprehensive exam at the end of the program that you must pass in order to complete the program and go on to take the nclex. You get 4 chances to take it.
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It's very easy to understand what you were saying so the above commenter just wanted to be a smart aleck. I've never worked in a hospital so I can't relate to the experience you've had with your coworkers. But my best advice is to try a new work environment, you don't have to stay somewhere where you're not comfortable. The great thing about nursing is that there are so many different work options. Good luck!
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You definitely need to get Uworld, everyone I know who has used it was successful. Good luck!
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That is exactly what the interviewer said! That nursing is a small world so she appreciated my honesty. Anyway I was hired at another nursing home, so I'm excited to finally start working as an RN!
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So how do you suggest I answer that question?
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As most of you know, it's super hard for a new grad RN to get a hospital job. So as a result I've been interviewing at nursing homes just to get my foot in the door anywhere I can. Well I had an interview today and the interviewer loved me and said I interviewed well and was very pleasant. But then she goes "if I hire you and a hospital calls you in 2 weeks, are you leaving me?". I wanted to die because I knew the answer I gave would mess it up for me but I wanted to be honest so I said yes. So of course she didn't want to hire me (makes sense) but she said I should just wait it out a little longer because a hospital would be lucky to have me. But what if a hospital doesn't hire me for another 5 months??? Were any of you guys asked this question? How did you respond? Job hunting is beyond frustrating
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SATA are definitely hard. My problem used to be that I kept thinking that there should be at least 3 or 4 correct answers and I would pick an extra option just because it seemed like the right thing to do. I got better when I started picking answers that I was positive was true, so sometimes that might only be 2/5 of the statements. Also, it's a good idea to read each option like a true or false statement. If anything about the statement is wrong or makes you question it even a little bit then it's probably not the right answer. Good luck to you!!
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Did you get/take the job? I interviewed at a fertility clinic today and I really hope I get it! It's an area of nursing I'm really interested in!
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I know this thread is a little old, but did you end up taking the job? I would love to hear how it's going for you. I interviewed at a fertility clinic today and I'm really interested in it!
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I know this is an old thread but I just interviewed at a fertility clinic and I would really love to get it! What was the hiring process for you? Did you hear back right away? How are you liking it?
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