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Good luck on your test keep us posted as to how you do.

In illinois it took 3 to 4 weeks to get the ATT then 2 days for quick results.. Good luck

So I found out today that I failed my 1st attempt at the NCLEX. I am so angry right now, I am not even sure that I want to try again. I had 110 questions with at least 40 of them SATA, Med heavy along with infection control. I just want to get on wth my life and my family, i have a 4 y/o and a 2y/o, and I feel like I dot even remember the 2 y/o life as I have been in school the last 2 1/2 years, I need to start making money to catch up on bills, my story is like most on here, but I really feel like a total failure. I dont know what to do to get started to retake or even how long you have to wait in Illinois....I really just wanted to be done and move on.

Does the hospital that you are looking to work at have an in house daycare? I am aware that some do and the ones I have seen the hours are 6a till 7p...Good luck

:yeah:CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!

Also if you like I can give you the name of the recruiter I went through, she was extremely nice and very efficent in getting things done...:)

Good luck Lance with Barnes, i am sure you will get the job, what floor are you applying to? I have to take my NCLEX on Thursday, I am worried also...Keep us informed...

I just accepted the position so i start in May, I have to call the floor manager and let her know if i want to get in the fellowship, is that something that you rccomend? thanks

Swan can I ask if you are still there and if so what floor are you on? Was the orientation of 5 months a standard time they give for new grads? Thanks

:bowingpurI too am taking the NCLEX on May 1st and I want to say good luck to everyone....May god be with us ALL!!!!

I agree with the two previous post, when i was just about your age i thought i just wanted to do the medical assistant thing, so i went to sanford brown and all these years later i have finally finished nursing school and NONE of my credits transfered and i am STILL paying them people back.....Think long and hard, if i had it to do over again i would do the commuinty college road, better education for a lot less money...Good luck in what ever you choose.:nuke:

have you tried applying as a Student Nurse, i just got hired there and the people in HR told me that they have those poitions available...Just a thought

Hi I was offered a GN position in the trauma division at BJH, I was just curious if anyone has woked there and if so what do they think of it and for a GN. Thanks

[color=lime] congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:heartbeat

:no:Hi everyone I just have some questions, I was offered my 1st job today, I finished classes the 1st week of March. They are offering me a position as a student nurse until I sit for boards at a rate of $14/hr with a $1/hr shift diff, also they say they will pay for boards and a review class. After boards they will increase the rate to $16/hr until I start their RN residency then $18, my issue is that another hospial starting pay is $18/hr plus time and a half for the weekend option (which is what I would like) and you can work at that wage as an aide until boards, I am just confused as to what to do both offer the 403b and some other similar stuff but with the flexcredits and the fact that you can get $3/hr more if you dont use their insurance which I am forunate enough not to need? Any advice.....Please. Thanks

mine was 3.9

Thanksto everyone that replied, I got a very rounded response and that is exactly what I was looking for, thank you all again..:cheers:

I am just looking to get everyones opinion on what it means to them to be a professional nurse....I keep hearing one answer over and over from nurses I have met just looking for soe honestly, lol Thanks in advance

Can CNA's in Fl do all the skills an MA does. i mean in Il they can do injectons, blood draws and EKG's, etc... Just curious?

Hi I am in need of serious help. I have to do a paper for class and need some volunteers. I have to do an interview type paper on a 'staff' nurse who has only been working 1 - 2 years at most. If anyone would be interested in answering just a few questions can you please message me back....Thank you all so much..

Hi everybody I am just trying to get a few different opinions on what it means to everyone what it means to be a professional nurse. Thanks for any help you might give.......

I do agree...

If I were you I would consider doing the retake 1st while its still fresh in your memory, but for me I found Micro to be easier than A&P 2...Good luck

Congradulations...........

I always remember insulin as clear before cloudy, good luck