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  1. ICU Experience

    Certain ICU experience
  2. Was wondering if those with personal experiences in CRNA school sim labs can comment on how they differ or whether some are more advanced, realistic, etc. than others. I'm interviewing with several...
  3. crna vs Md

    I know it is probably more rare than not, but I currently work with a anesthesiologist who went to med school in the Caribbean and he is currently in a critical care fellowship at a large, prestigious...
  4. Decisions, decisions!

    So, did you end up having any decision to make?
  5. You're thinking otherwise because ...
  6. Stanford RN Residency 2014

    Honestly, the best advice I can give is to be yourself, and try to relax. The people on the panel are professional and caring, and want everyone to do well. Just try to be confident in who you are....
  7. Thanks, appreciate your
  8. Ruby, I agree with what you are saying here ... of course she shouldn't ask the same question repeatedly expecting a different result, and of course it's important to put in the effort and at least...
  9. ZRn11, I have Bojar's book, but have held off on Hardin's. Can you compare the two? I've read Hardin's is much more nursing focused, while Bojar's is much more MD focused (seems to be the case imo)....
  10. I just started in a nearly identical situation almost a year ago. First, congrats! Be confident, knowing they chose you because they believe you are capable to succeed there (they wouldn't have chosen...
  11. Kaiser Permanente New Grad Interview

    Congrats for sure. Very lucky to find any job as a new grad in CA, especially in acute care. Good
  12. Maybe you should first tell us what specifically you're looking for in a community/region. As you know from your current situation, many factors affect how much each individual person enjoys the...
  13. Great job finding a new grad program in NorCal as an ADN nurse! Which hospital will you be starting at and which nursing program did you graduate from? I agree with zzbxdo's advice, consult with your...
  14. Adventist Health New Grad Program, Central Valley

    Hey kraizie, I sent you a PM
  15. Is health care a "right"

    No, I'm not. As I stated above ... There needs to be a distinction between unwilling to work and unable to work. But again, this seems to be drifting off-topic. From my personal experiences, I now...
  16. Is health care a "right"

    Not just "some". What decides is whether or not you are contributing (ie paying for
  17. Is health care a "right"

    Which Anericans? The ones working hard for an honest living, the ones truly seeking employment during tough times? Or the ones looking for a free handout, who aren't contributing anything at all to...
  18. Is health care a "right"

    Let me try to clarify what I meant. I'm well aware that most Euro countries are far to the left when it comes to most social issues. However, my little soapbox rant was referring to the difference in...
  19. Is health care a "right"

    Not sure about healthcare specifically, but after personally spending time abroad (in Europe and Africa), I feel the majority of US citizens I interact with seem to feel overly entitled and feel...
  20. Pay Rate

    I'll bite. To the OP: I apologize in advance if I've mistakenly interpreted your questions. If I have, please rephrase and clarify. However, when anyone asks "...which area in Cali pays the best", it...
  21. Supposedly the market will explode within the next few years ... at which point all of the ADNs will be able to find jobs much easier (heck, even us BSNs are having trouble right now). Certain...
  22. Definitely depends on your individual, long-term goals and plans. No one here can help you determine
  23. Definitely depends on the market you're looking in. It took me nearly 7 months to get an offer in my market. Good
  24. Yes. ADNs may need to look further out in more rural areas, but there are jobs out there. Good
  25. Need help getting started

    Quickest option would be an accelerated BSN program (usually around 1 year). Otherwise, entry-level MSN programs may be good (~2.5 yrs) and may (not sure on this) give you a better shot at a job...