All Content by nurseinfuture
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I FEEL STUCK
I live alone and am single. I don't have anywhere else to go really that won't cause issues and stress. Things I definitely don't need. I'm just coming off of a three year injury (haven't really worked) and need to go back to work now. I will probably just retake the A&P II and the last math class and work full time and save as much money as possible. Then apply to every ADN program available. Someone has to accept me. Nursing is all I want, everything about it is worth it to me.
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I FEEL STUCK
Hello, So I feel like I've been in community college for so long. I have gone solely part-time and struggle a lot with math so I was to taking different math classes over most of the semesters. Now I'm down to one math class and nursing 1010. My grades are pretty okay what messes me up is I got a C in A&P 1 and 2. I wanted to opt to do the LPN course but the advisor at my school is saying that for me to even do the LPN course is going to take the same amount of time as trying to do the RN course and it will only have me finishing up a few months before. I don't think she's a very good advisor, and age wise, I really feel like I'm just running out of time. I'm 33, have no children and I just want to get into a career. I'm have no encouragement or assistance. None of the Maryland programs are p/t either.
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New Virginia CNA having no luck
I try to look in northern since i live in MD.
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New Virginia CNA having no luck
Yes, it is a very arduous situation. I live in Lanham, Md and I pretty much just look where I can. Most all facilities want some experience nowadays even the nursing homes. I just sign up for as many job boards as possible, chec i with the health sciences department at school, and constantly apply for any position that I THINK i could do. I even started looking for positions as a patient transporter. Prayers up guys!!! Thanks for the info
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New Virginia CNA having no luck
Hello I am just flustered! I am a pre nursing student and I became a licensed CNA in Virginia in March. I am having the absolute darndest time finding a position. I always here people say that places are always hiring for CNA's, but everyone wants you to have a year or more experience! How am I going to do that if I cannot get a job?? Please someone give me some light to this tunnel.