mustang42

Sorry for the such late reply, I live in Florida!

Hey everyone! I'm currently a nursing student in Florida, and I'm planning on going to Seattle after graduation. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the job market is like out there. I see a lot of hospitals wanting a BSN within 5 years of hire or to already have it. Does anyone know of any ADN nurses working in hospitals? I'd appreciate any response!

Hey! this is kind of my situation. Where I'm at there are two schools. One offers an RN program( two years in length) that's competitive to get into that is two years, and the other school offers an LPN program ( one year in length) , less competitive. What I plan on doing is go into the LPN program, graduate and then go for my RN immediately after on a bridge program LPN->RN (also one year in length). This allows me to get in, ideally, instead of waiting for a chance, and also finishing in around the same amount of time!

Okay so I'll I'd have to do is fill out the endorsement form then?

Hey everyone just had a quick question hopefully you all can help me out! I currently reside in Florida and this is where I'll be obtaining my nursing license, however I plan on moving to Seattle, WA afterwards. Does anyone have any information on how to change states? Neither Florida, or Washington are compact states so I know it's not the simple process. I'm just not sure how it works exactly.

Hey! I had a quick question, I took the hesi and made a 84% however my A&P section was a 72%, could you give me advice as to where you studied for that?? I'd appreciate it thanks!