The best way I've learned EFM was to actually utilize it in practice. If you can get a position with any L&D unit they would train you on the spot to learn EFM. If you would like to attempt to learn EFM before taking a position in L&D, that would ease the learning curve for you when you do apply for a RN staff position.
I've only been working L&D for 2 years, but here goes: Largest set of multiples: Triplets Longest overdue: 42.3 weeks Youngest mother:: 14 years Oldest mother: 50+ years Grand multipara: G18 Biggest baby: 11 lbs Smallest baby: 4 lbs. Biggest EBL: 2000+
Hey there! I just applied too, but I don't think I'm gonna get in. My cummulative GPA is a 3.3, but I'm not sure how my science GPA is gonna stack up to everyone else, or how to calculate it. On my TEAS I got a 82%, and I think that was advanced. In the event I don't get in, I need a backup plan. Any thoughts on that?