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I didn't suggest adding it in employment. But i had my resume gone over by our job coordinator and he had me put in the skills and experience in a section of additional experience...and considering he worked as a developer with one of the big job search engines...I'd say he knew what he was doing and the HR at the job i got even said that was good to put in....experience is experience and i NEVER claimed it was job experience...it was listed as clinical experience.

Also remember your clinical can be put on your resume under added experience so list it in detail!

Personally I graduated from an accelerated program and I am regarded as a well prepared nurse and I work in a very difficult unit that is considered one of the toughest in our hospital! I will say I did all prerequisite classes at a regular college d/t having a slot at a BSN college but when my parents health went down I moved closer and changed to accelerated program. I take offense at your lumping all into one. The truth is if you are in an accelerated program you will work twice as hard because you have to if you want to succeed and pass your boards! My suggestion would be to get your foot in the door somewhere. Sitting is fine at first and gives you time to study still. But when you get about 6 months from graduating get into a patient care position so your foot is in the door....remember this program is harder and working too much will make it hard to succeed...so if financially possible just work part time. Good luck!

it's the HRSA nursing scholarship program I have and their responses to me (and one other recipient having the same issue) was basically sucks to be you! not at this time, my 19yr old daughter is disabled is in my care and needs the stability and support from our family in the area and my parents health is poorly and I need to be here to help with them.... moving just isn't possible

hello, I just recently graduated from nursing school and passed my boards (YEAH). I got the Nursing scholarship award in 2012 and have been job hunting since graduation. ok, here is the BIG problem: there are no jobs that are tier 1 facilities anywhere near me (well there is one in the next state but it has no openings) and even the lower tier facilities are few and far between and aren't hiring either! I'm at a loss as to what to do and am scared I will have to pay my scholarship back since I can't find any position. I can't just up and move to find a job, I have a disabled 19yr old daughter who lives with me and I take care of and right now she really needs to be here around family and her waiver services. has anyone had this sort of problem? or is anyone having this sort of problem right now? any help or input would be appreciated!