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  1. I know an LPN who works at a "Catholic" hospital and policy states that only women can deliver personal cares to women and vice versa for men. There may be places like that around for you, but I doubt...
  2. I think labor&delivery, but I'm open to anything. :) I might advance into nurse-midwife or NP specializing in women's health. But we'll
  3. Not a people person... (Yikes!)

    I don't necessarily think it's a requirement...I know a few people who were pretty shy when they went into nursing but they gained "people" skills and love being a nurse now. I'm not speaking for...
  4. Thanks for your input! I think I'll go for it and take the extra psych class then. :) As for chemistry, the other school I was looking at requires organic&biological chemistry, so I would need to...
  5. Hey guys, The nursing program at my local CC doesn't require chemistry as a pre-req, but I'm wondering if maybe I should take it anyway. Would it make some concepts in nursing school easier to...
  6. I'm planning to take an ADN-BSN bridge program when I get my RN...I thought all that was needed to get into a bridge program to BSN was an RN license? And also at my school, for psychology, general...
  7. how long, and how can I become a cna.

    Community colleges usually offer classes, so does the American Red Cross, but some LTC facilities have courses you can take as well. I've heard some nursing homes/assisted livings have hired people...
  8. Hi guys, so I'm looking at a few nursing schools in my area, and am taking all their pre-reqs...but when I add up all of the pre-reqs I'll be taking, it seems like too much and that I will be taking...
  9. Thanks guys for the help. My only problem is that I want to have "backup" plan in case I don't get into the university. If I don't get into the state university, I want to try my community college...
  10. Nurse jobs that allow modifications?

    I think it depends on where you work. I work in a nursing home, and I see quite a few nursing assistants with visible tattoos (not sure about the piercings - ears aren't an issue and I wouldn't think...
  11. Rasmussen college

    I personally have not been through any of their nursing programs (I have attended one of their nursing sessions). They make it sound the best school in the world, but I have heard a lot of bad things...
  12. Thanks so much for the advice! It makes sense
  13. Hi guys, so I've been looking into taking my nursing pre-reqs at my local community college, and there is a program they offer called "health sciences broad field". It covers a wide array of classes...
  14. The problem is, I don't know my program of choice yet. I was thinking the local university because it was close to me. And if I didn't get into that, I would try for my local CC or another
  15. Thanks for your input! Do you have any advice paying that all
  16. Mandated colors

    I work at an LTC facility that is pretty lenient when it comes to scrubs. We can wear prints or any color we want. There are some staff though that don't wear scrub bottoms and opt for yoga pants or...
  17. Quit nursing school after two months...

    Maybe look into becoming an elementary school teacher? There are a lot of careers you can pursue that deals with kids, so why not do some research? Otherwise if you want to stick in the medical field...
  18. The only way to avoid taking pre-reqs is if you find a program that integrates them into the actual nursing program. I'd think this route would be more complicated and difficult but it is
  19. When I had my wisdom teeth removed at an oral surgeon's office a few years ago, I was given general anesthesia by a regular RN. This RN was not a licensed advanced practice nurse and was VERY young...
  20. Can an RN administer general anesthesia?

    Haha! Funny that you say that because I remember waking up in a different room and wondered how the heck I got there. So does this mean my eyes opened and closed the whole time too and that I pretty...
  21. Can an RN administer general anesthesia?

    It was definitely general anesthesia - they completely knocked me out. I was personally told by all the docs and nurses that they were giving me both local and general anesthetics. Also had nitrous...
  22. CNA or Medical Assistant

    If you want your RN, get your CNA. It's only a month long (typically) and will be more helpful as experience goes than medical
  23. CNA/OB Tech

    I live by a hospital that hires patient care assistants (esentially CNAs) in various units including OB. It's not considered a "tech" job
  24. You might find a job as a CNA in a nursing home, but I think most hospitals require a high school diploma, at least in my