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1. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   yes :chuckle this board has been VERY helpful i heard that nurses first practice their injection skills on dolls. is this true? was your first human injection a

2. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   so all registered nurses have to learn how to give injections eventually, but if you dont like doing it you can choose to do something that does not or require little of giving injections such as...

3. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   Thnx! It's nice to hear that it is a great profession because I've read some posts with "we're so underpaid" and "im burnt out and it's only my first month" etc and it was starting to discourage...

4. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   really...then im going to select those electives! :rotfl: (i LIKE this smily btw haha) oh and do all registered nurses have to learn how to give injections? i dont know if this is a bad thing but...

5. Taking the Kaplan This Wednesday... Please Read!

   imastudent replied to Heymickey's topic in General Nursing

   I just want to say that I'm currently attending cerritos college right now and am considering their adn program so i can transfer to cal state fullerton then to long beach. how did you think of...

6. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   OHHHH so that's what I do or will do in my BSN program :rotfl: ok that cleared a LOT up! thanks! what was i thinking trying to figure out what my specialty should be when i haven't even had any...

7. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   so med/surg experience is a must. and i will get the er experience only if i request for it?? also does the clinicals during your BSN program count as nursing experiences when applying for a MSN...

8. What's the difference between these nurses?

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

   yea..that's what a figured what im missing. nursing experiences! :rotfl: i havent even been to a hospital for years...i just wanted to get some info in nursing but one thing led to another and now im...

9. CRNA schools in California

   imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   doesn't the school tuition increase if you go out of your state bcuz you're an out of state

10. What's the difference between these nurses?

    imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in General Nursing

    so my clinicals will include meg/surg..will it also have ER and OR

11. CRNA schools in California

    imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

    why did you decide to go to a school that's out of state? if i may

12. Are there nurse shortages in the ER?

    imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in Emergency

    thanks to all the great inputs..i am now realizing that i have SO MANY questions bcuz i haven't had a single nurse experience yet! i cant wait to get in and find out what my area of interest is and...

13. Are there nurse shortages in the ER?

    imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in Emergency

    so how does a PA's role differ from that of a

14. Is this possible?

    imastudent posted a topic in Ob/Gyn

    is it possible to do everything as a midwife EXCEPT treat newborn babies that are ill? isn't it scary working with such small, fragil and not to mention ill and helpless beings? do all midwives have...

15. Are there nurse shortages in the ER?

    imastudent replied to imastudent's topic in Emergency

    why would a person choose to be a PA over a NP and vice versa? ive often read that physicians are looking for a "physician assistant OR a nurse practitioner" to offer them jobs. this makes me think...