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@berrygoodRN, what were your stats? How did you feel that you did in the interview? Did you think you'd get a call? And what time did they call you? Lol

Still waiting for a response, I haven't gotten a call. Its hard to stay optimistic.

Anyone get offered any positions for Peds?

For PCICU, offers are made Friday í ½í¸¬

Patiently waiting for Friday to come around...

Did anyone else schedule an interview for peds icu or similar?

Nurse_courtney, when did you schedule you interview for? I got an interview for PCICU also! Scheduled for September 26th.. Wish i could have made it sooner but they left a voicemail on my old phone (switching service provider) and i didn't get to schedule till day after they called. I wonder how many people are interviewing? It seemed like there were a lot of times available...

I'm hoping to get into PCICU! My references sent fairly quickly but I made sure to let them all know what to expect in an email. Hopefully it's an easier shot to get into the Wonter program. I wonder when they will notify us? How far past August...

I have applied and was wondering if anyone else applied? I wonder if it is generally 'easier' to get into the winter NRP?

Which KAPLAN test are you talking about?

Oh man, thats quite never racking.. Also, thank you!

Aren't they doing interviews this year? I just got accepted at UTM, so obviously just wondering.. Good luck to you guys! It definitely is exciting to see accepted on the letter ??

Im in nursing school right now, and looking to be a CRNA, just wondering if I can kill 2 birds with one stone by working in the NICU ( i wanna work with the babies anyways, while gaining icu exp)... Also, is it possible to specialize with children and babies as a CRNA? Thank you for any input!

Yeah, i have family and my husband to help me. Its something Im gonna have to think about. Thank you guys for giving such detailed answers and not blowing me off! I just dont want my daughter to be like an only child by the time we have another. Shes gonna be all lonely being the only one. If shes five by the time we have another, its pretty much like shes an only child because she will be nowhere near the same milestones... Idk

Have a 19 month old and just got accepted to the university of tennessee BSN program. Im considering having another child so that my daughter can have a sibling close in age. Does anyone have advice for how to get through nursing school with two babies or a newborn? Its obvious that i will need good time management skills, but are there any good tips like how you get through studying and how exactly time is managed? Thanks!