Mr.FutureDNP23

I don't think it really matters. As long as it is a reputable and accredited, who cares where you go.

And you work with babies? God help us all!!! fyi You don't have to wait 24 hours dude! Stop being a pseudointellectual!

I'll hopefully be there in 1 year.

Are you sure you wanna go to TSU? I've heard it's kinda crazy there.

Hey, I'm not a crna but I work with them and the anesthesiologists all day long...they're soooo laid back and very down to earth (at least most the crnas are anyway lol). If you can, try to go the crna route. The schedule can be three 12s, four 10s, ...

so they got you floating to different floors without experience? that's cool because you'll get to meet lots of people and have a better chance of landing an RN position once you graduate. Good luck~!

"His reported shift diffs are inaccurate so it's likely the pay rates are too." Emmy...j/c how do you know I'm inaccurate when you live in Florida? Didn't mean to step on anyone's toes. I was just reporting what I saw and what I heard when I worked t...

I found Micro more difficult than AnP because of the teacher.

Congrats! but were the hours not discussed when they offered you the position?

ulsoyd -It sounds like you have a lot to do before that June deadline. Btw - how did you find out you were accepted into the nursing program at mtsu? was it by your personal email?

The hiring process can be lengthy depending on your background check. Just call a recruiter and they can answer all your questions.

Tough call. You'd probably get bored without your kids yelling and your dogs barking at you though.

I wouldn't worry about AnP so much. Microbiology... now that's another story.

My plan B = politics

What made you wanna be a nurse in the first place? If you truly love helping people then don't worry about what others say.

I'd say keep it.

NHC of Franklin and Hendersonville offer free CNA courses. It's like 2 weeks m-f.

I thought you finished nursing school already? Anyway, I think you can work as a cna as long as you've completed one semester of nursing school.

Most hospitals in nashville are on a hiring freeze -at least that's what I keep hearing. I know Vandy has been on a hiring freeze for a few months now. Why don't you work for one of those home-health agencies? They're always hiring.

Most people I know were CNAs before they graduated, so they had a job waiting for them. You could probably(at least in my area) get on a med-surg floor as a new grad.

That's great that you're wanting to get your cna license, but isn't there somewhere you can go that will train you for free? If I were you, I'd just get a part-time job doing something easy that will bring in a little income while in school. If you'r...

That's pretty impressive that she can type and look up chemistry answers in the middle of a test without the teacher taking notice lol. Let us know if she gets caught or not.

Take it at Volstate during the summer. It's an EASY A!!! Only thing that is really hard about it is the reports you have to do.

I was going to go to Belmont but got accepted into MTSU's program instead. Everybody I know that went to Belmont have nothing but good things to say about it. Good luck!

Man, I would love to live in Hawaii, but working as a cna while you're an RN? Seriously? I wonder what the pay would be.