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diana_lopez

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  1. Hi Averykat, Northeastern U. is on my list:up:, they haven't answered my email yet. I'm sure they will very soon, they must be busy this week. Thank you Di
  2. Hi Aussierules1985, Thank you for your advice. I live in Massachusetts but I would love to live in a place with warmer winters
  3. Hi NJprisonrn, Thank you so much for taking the time to answer to my question. Yes, I have taken SO MANY schools out of my list for that reason. I think that if they are so willing to take my money, they should be giving me something in return. Good luck! Thanks again, Di
  4. Hi, Do any of you know of a school (anywhere in the US) where I can pursue my NP education WITHOUT having to worry about trying to find a preceptor? I would like to know what NP programs actually provide for ASSIGNED clinicals and preceptors. I know that trying to find a preceptor is a huge problem, and I just want to avoid that headache! Thank you so much for your time! Di
  5. Hi elkpark, I would like to know to what school you went to become an NP. In a previous post you mentioned you didn't have to worry about finding a preceptor because your school provided you with one. Can you please tell me the name of the school you attended. Thanks!
  6. Hi Sw88tpea, Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my concerns. I’m glad you feel safe where you work. I’d love to work in a cardiac unit! I guess the media want people to become aware of the dangers, and I’m thankful for what they are doing. It’s necessary to let people know of this shameful situation, maybe this way it could be better controlled. Thank you, Di
  7. Hi LunahRN, I’m so thankful you took the time to write a comment, especially because you’re a SANE nurse. I truly hope that you don’t have any problems now that you are out of the country. Thanks for your advice; my husband always said that it’s safer and nicer to live off base (he was in the Air Force a long time ago), I don’t have a base of reference (I’m originally from another country and my family has nothing to do with the military). Regarding alcohol consumption, I don’t drink so I guess that is something I don’t have to worry too much about. I’m going to start reading your blog…! Thank you, Di
  8. Hi Adgesmeraldiamond, Thank you very much for taking the time to answer my question, I really appreciate it!!! From what you said, it seems like most people would encounter sexual harassment in the military at one time or another, but it’s up to them to set clear limits and don’t become an “easy target” for sexual predators. It’s sad that situations like this could happen, but at the same time I’m glad that the news outlets are informing the public of the problem. Thank you, Di
  9. Hi, I'm an RN and I'll finish my BSN this December; I haven't worked as an RN yet. I've been seriously considering joining the Air Force. It seems like a great opportunity plus (at least in the beginning) I can get rid of student loans and ensure a quick way to continue my education beyond my BSN with the GI Bill. However, recent revelations regarding sexual harassment and assault have me justifiably CONCERNED! I've been married for more than 7 years and I have no interest in put myself, my husband, my career, or my future at risk. Nevertheless, according to recent serious documentaries and many serious sources, sexual harassment and sexual assault happen VERY frequently in the military. For instance, according to the Department of Defense, "sexual assault occurred an average of more than 70 per day in the United States military during 2012". Also, according to NY Daily News, in 2011 the Pentagon argued that rape and sexual assault are considered to be an "occupational hazard" in the military. I'm aware of the fact that I shouldn't put myself under any kind of risk. For example, avoid drinking (in fact I don't drink) and/or being alone with male coworkers. A terrible situation like this could happen in the civilian world too, but one never expects this to happen while you are serving your country. Thus, I'd be very thankful to know if any of you have (or even know about someone else who has) experienced sexual assault in the military. Please let me know of your experience as an RN in the military, the pros and cons, and of course if sexual harassment or sexual assault has ever been an issue for you. Thanks, Di. Links: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/07/military-sexual-assaults-2012_n_3230248.html http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/assaults-armed-forces-stop-immediately-article-1.1145101

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