CSTtoRN

They do this at my facility and call it a Transitional position. Although, I am going to mother/baby from OR as a transitional nurse but it will not align with one of the residency groups.

I still haven't even though I have always been passionate about OB/GYN nursing haha. I started in ICU, went to OR, and am now hopefully moving to mother/baby soon.

I have been a nurse for almost a year and a half and am looking to change my specialty as well. I have emailed managers of the departments at my facility I am interested in and this has helped tremendously. I met with a manager and it went well so she opened a transition job for me to apply to and I should be interviewing soon. Good luck!

I too have been in the OR since graduating in May 2016 besides a couple of months in ICU. I was a CST for years before finishing nursing school. I am looking to transition to another department as well. I'm interviewing for Mother/Baby soon. I have not experienced L&D since nursing school but I do know that it can be a very stressful environment as well and if the OR is affecting you mentally now that L&D has a high chance of it too. Good luck! I hope you find what you are looking for closer to home!

My affidavit was received May 31 and I got my ATT June 9th. Hopefully yours comes soon!

It has been accurate for everyone that I know that has done it. They did not do it correctly so they caused their own grief about it. It is up to them to try it or not so I would not be responsible for anyone losing money. You do it at your own risk. I used a gift card with no money on it.

You didn't do the trick correctly, you have to enter your card info and submit for it to work. Congrats on passing!

I had 75 questions, and it took less than 2 hours Edited to add: I used UWorld, the NCLEX mastery app, and reviewed the 35-page study guide. Our school made us do a live review, but that was at the end of April, and I tested on June 22.

Did you get your results?

I hope you get good news on your quick results today!

That's how I felt after mine too. I was certain there was no way I passed but I did in 75. I mostly used UWorld as well. I didn't necessarily feel the questions were crazy hard but I felt like the answers made no sense and what I wanted was never there. Good luck, I hope you get a pass soon!

I'm so sorry to hear that! I did UWorld, NCLEX mastery app, and read the 35 page study guide. UWorld was the best thing I used in my opinion and I passed in 75. Good luck!

I agree, that's a great score! My overall was 59% and I passed in 75 questions. Good luck!

That's what I had heard as well but my friend took it on a Monday and received her quick results on a Wednesday and they posted to the board on Friday

I tested on the 22nd and passed with 75 questions. I only had 15 SATA. My friend passed last week in 75 as well and only had about 10. I think UWORLD helped me get a lot better at doing SATA.