ntbw, We must not be the only ones. Surely! On my first NP job in the Midwest, I interviewed with one collaborator and found out after I started that he was being pushed out and the jerk they hired...
Back2SchoolRN replied to wiwhitedog's topic in Nursing Career
I totally get that you have limitations, and have a right to want acute care. Being willing to commute is great. And ultimately if your family situation just won't let you work nights, you do have to...
I think completion rate may be a better focus. Getting in is always easier than getting through! (Some things are federally monitored, and so schools that are not especially fair-minded may be...
Might any of you be willing to share the general area you're describing, as in the Islands, Southwest, etc.? I don't think that would compromise our anonymity, but could go a long way in helping...
Yes, and nothing like feeling you are giving substandard care to patients right out of the gates to make you feel even more accomplished and caring as a provider, hmmm? Not to mention the liability...
Tasha, yes--devastated is the right word. I am working hard on moving on but it certainly makes me feel nurses are still "eating their young", especially as the school was not just firm in their "no",...
Good point, Ella; I don't know. Usually when there are problems, each party blames it on someone else. AT&T blamed Examity, Examity blamed Blackboard, the school blamed me, I don't know where the...
JustBeachy, I'm a little surprised to hear how harsh your tone seems to be toward Ashmi11. He or she is asking simple factual questions, and yet your answers suggest you think he or she is expecting...
Oh, Ella! Thank you for sharing this publicly; people need to know. You are now the 3rd student I actually know from this school who had the same experience (of difficulty connecting with the outside...
Back2SchoolRN replied to Bridgid Joseph's topic in Nurses Rock
Yes, and sometimes as the patient when told the same thing, it makes what may have above-and-beyond for that nurse in that situation less than what it really was. A more honest reply might be, "I'm...
I wonder what happens when you feel you are in an urgent medical situation yourself, and must get help for yourself, but not quite 911? It seems to me that, because even a 911 illness could happen to...
Yes, false alarms are bad, and so would someone ignoring "flu-like" symptoms when they did have risk factors, because they presume it's most likely the flu. Worst come to worst, if a national hysteria...
Having been an online student, I ma getting the strong impression that, unless the school is online-only, or has had an online program for well over a decade, it may be the the professors have been...
Wow; this goes beyond laziness; it's unethical. If you were caught, it would be justifiable to restrict or remove your license, that you would cheat in your training. Papers are not fun, but I'm...
Well, I think you are right, and that's my point: Adding that other content defines the DNP role as population management, albeit from multiple angles. It says the clinical knowledge needed is much...