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Uniform Assessment System. A comprehensive assessment. system designed to determine the amount of care required in home and community based settings. It includes supplements for Functional status and Mental Health status.

Hi, I interviewed for this role before. Yes you do go in and do assessments and reassessment for the benefit of the patient to give them services and see what they're eligible for. In a gist. You might be contracted with a company that oversees MTLC insurances or something like that. Like each health insurance has their UAS nurses. Medicaid also sends out UAS nurses. So it is agency specific. When you get the offer, it will give you more details on the job description. However, it will also be explained during the interview and feel free to ask questions about the role if something isn't clear. Currently I work as a Field RN and I do this for an agency that provides the services. A home care agency basically. So the toughest part for me is the commute LOL. You're on the go. And depending on the needs in your community, you will get a lot of cases. Also depending whether you're doing full time or fee for service. Good luck!

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I am currently in the Generic BSN program. It was fully remote Fall 2020, hybrid Winter 2021 and Spring 2021 I was told would be hybrid as well with all classes for me on a Thursday from 8am to 430; and one class on a Wednesday online. My application process was smooth. However, I passed my TEAS, but still had to wait because my scores weren't as high, and there were candidates with better scores. They did not follow up with me; I emailed them several times to find out if there is opening for the following year. I took my TEAS in June 2019. My last email was in April 2020. They told me in June that I was accepted and that I could start in September 2020. I did not know everything they were requesting until August 2020. With a deadline of about 2 weeks after the date they informed us. Thankfully I got everything done in time. I hear a lot of successful experiences. I hear a lot of issues with transfer credits. Other programs might be different; but for the Generic BSN, it's been crazy this year. At least for the new cohort. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

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It's been a few months, what school did you go with?

I am attending Medgar Evers CUNY college in 2016. I was told the entrance exam for Nursing isn't until 2017. They have me scheduled for Associates in Science. There are a lot of classes that I probably won't need. Also, I would be nearly done with the associates by the time I can take the exam. Does it not sound absurd to have to take a 2yr chose to begin a 10 month LPN program? I'm wondering how to stretch the classes, or the most strategic way to schedule my classes so that while I'm taking Science classes I'm taking classes I need for my Nursing career. Since I need Financial Aid, I must have at least 5 classes in my schedule for each semester to be eligible. Eventually, I will have to take unnecessary classes until the exam time comes, but would like to get the Pre-Reqs out of the way first. .. Has anyone else had this issue? I thought it was a bit unfair that they don't tell you when the tests are going to be so that you can sign up in time to be prepared. .. Thanks in advance for your time reading and responding.

I live in Brooklyn. LaGuardia because out of all the CUNY colleges, this one has the LPN to RN transition. I tried the BALC program, but I found out that there is no financial aid for that. I do not have $2,500 to put out, I'm not working. And I took the CNET Exam and failed by 7 points. I don't want to wait another year to get started so I figured why not LaGuardia. Why? Do you not like LaGuardia? I know BALC is cheap, I really wanted to try it, but it wasn't an option for the reasons I mentioned. =\

I'm thinking of enrolling at LaGuardia for the LPN program followed by the LRN (Pathway). I'm curious as to how the process is and how are the professors there. Also, I've had many bad experiences with colleges where the paperwork is very disorganized, they make you repeat courses as a result.. is LaGuardia one of those colleges? Tell me about your experience there is you are in the program currently and especially if you've already graduated. THANKS!