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  1. NRP= neonatal resuscitative program. If you're not getting into these areas, as HouTx said, no need, but look at the populations with which you may be working. What area of nursing are you trying to crack? I want to crack into Neuro / OR / ER / MICU. I just interviewed with an amazing Neuro unit at the hospital I already work at as a PCA. I really love the busy, hectic, exciting and challenging things that a hospital offers. Neuro would be my goal. I know that as a new nurse I need experience to get into a lot of these units but I'm a go getter so I'm trying regardless. I did just cert for NIH stroke scale. The said they will train me for certs in vents, etc. I just can't wait to start as an RN!! so exciting!!!
  2. Hi RunBabyRN, what is the NRP stand for? Thank you for the information. Best of luck with the ER position.
  3. Thank you for the information!!!
  4. Hello everyone! I recently graduated and became a licensed Registered Nurse. Question: What can I do while applying for jobs now to get additional certifications? I do start my BSN program in the fall. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you!
  5. Congrats! Im just waiting on a date to take my NCLEX. Where can I find that study guide you mentioned (*35 Page study guide) I love mneumonics. I appreciated reading your input on how you studied. I wasn't sure where to begin but now I have a better grasp, THANK YOU!. My email is [email protected]

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