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Before I was an RN I left a job where I was established and respected at a small company for a fortune 5 company. Biggest lesson I learned there is a big name is just a name. Stay where they treat you with dignity.

I like hourly rounding. But if my cna is not doing it too than I end up taking every one to the bathroom. And I don't have time for that.

As a nurse. Don't you see enough people that roll through the doors with out insurance? Go pto. But look into your own insurance. In you are a single male with no medical issues, it should be rather cheap. Cheaper than not having it when you need it. Love a cancer survivor at 29.

Pp I have a prior degree and I got my adn. First for cost, second for my gpa. As most CCs just look at your pre req gpa. Good luck!!

Dear op Most people feel like they failed when they walk out of the nclex. But chances are you passed.

Our protocol is changing just for PTs on pressors

8500 for my ADN and I had a grant, and about 8500 for my BSN for which my hospital will pay about 6000 of. So my out of pocket. 2k.

I had a family call me ugly. And than when I left the room looking insulted they complained to my charged nurse. Are we not humans with feelings? I could of taken a confused patient calling me names. But this was a family member just being mean. Le sigh.

I did the adn and I already have a degree due to cost. People from my program got hired into the ER, but that just totally depends on your area.

Mine is first come first serve. I would hate seniority based as I could never go on vacation I the summer.

Ditto the above poster. Neuro can get very heavy. My last shift one of my main priorities was transferring out a chfer who was there due to ams. I had enough people screaming that were truly neuro patients to deal with a sundowning sick heart.

I have had plenty of surgeries too, and blood draws. I am an extremely pick poke. As long as the person sticking me listens to my no sticks to the AC rule I would not want to bother with lidocaine.

Start applying! You don't want to miss them either. Just let them know. After they hire you.

First. Congrats on getting back into to NS. Second to blame your failures on your learning disabilities? That's crap. This is college. Put your big girl panties on and get help. You had already failed a course, and should of known how get help. I say this from the perspective of someone with a LD that never failed a course and sat down with my teachers often outside of class to get help. In the real world of nursing getting help early and often is key. And third , ADN student can continue their education. They can even go directly into a MSN program.

Wait. Like the PP said it will expire. And without a license you would not be able to push any of the drugs used during Acls anyways. And if you need it. Your hospital will pay for it.