SweetLife

InJoy just had a webinar on Thursday and Penny Simkin talked about the benefits of delayed cord clamping. It is on their website now.

Does anyone know what the first semester at Neosho County Community College is like at the Ottawa Campus? I am curious what days clinics generally are and class times generally are. Is it a pretty set schedule or does it vary some? Are tests only on certain days, and what not? P.s. I am talking about the semester that starts in the spring. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Sweet

Okay, so after yesterday I am so psyched and ready. I cannot wait. I have been reading over all the papers and looking at the block schedule and just happy and excited. Anyone else feel this way? P.S. NurseMiller08 were you there?

Have you visited with the counselor yet? I had my meeting today. I have to get the state to update my cna info on their website and I have to find my immunization record still. How is everything going for you?

I got my letter today- Anyone else accepted?

Luckily our hospital still allows them since I just had my second VBAC in 09/2006.

I got mine today. Thanks for posting

I don't live in Wichita so I can not help you, but have tried to call their HR dept and ask what a salary range at that hospital might be? If you are not getting a response here, that might be the only way to get an answer. You could always ask anonymously. Good luck with finding the info you need.

Well, I have not rec'd anything yet- how about you?

no, I haven't applied anywhere else. I guess I am putting all my eggs in one basket so to speak. If I don't get in I will keep working where I am and just try again. How about you, have you applied anywhere else?

Thank goodness. Those nasty scares are no fun.

I don't know either, but I am also getting ansy. Please, please please post when you receive your letter. Thanks.

How did this turn out? Do you now have Hep C?

I had my son in Septemper at the hospital I work at and it was nice. I new the routines, doctors and nurses. I work day shift and delivered on the night shift which was kind of nice because I don't work directly with those girls and I was a screamer. My labor lasted at total of 3 hours and 15 minutes (from first contraction to delivery) and was very intense. His 15 (yes fifteen) inch head didn't have a chance to mold and my labor was too short for pain meds. I was only at the hospital for about an hour before I delivered him. I loved seeing familiar faces. Everyone was very supportive of me trying for my second VBAC and new my wishes (even on the night shift) and it was wonderful. I feel very comfortable with the people I work with and my hospitals way of doing things though so it was a natural choice for me.

I just had an AH HA moment. So thats why they are called cows. hmmmmmmm