I have interviewed at 3 different places and none of them asked me how many times I took the NCLEX or how long I have been out of school. Managers only care if you could do the job safely or not. Once...
Sorry I can't give you the answer on that one because every state is different. You need to look at the state board of nursing website. My suggestion is that you apply to hospitals within your states...
Usually the cost to rent a room in Huntsville is about $400-$500, so I could manage that. But if I got a job in Houston, then I won't have to spend that extra money because I need to save money for...
yeah, when I went to the interview, 2 out of 3 managers asked me about my future plan for education. I think the reason is that they want to see if you plan to advance your career or not. For me, I...
I live in Katy, and so far 3 places have interviewed me 1- University if Texas Medical Branch in Huntsville for Nurse Clinician position: nearly 2 hours away 2- Scott & White for Hemodialysis: 2...
This is something that has bugged me for a while. From the perspective of a single guy with no baggage, it is simple, just pack my stuffs and off I go. It seems to be not the case with most of my...
I think you have to devise your own study plan, because everyone study differently. My study plan: review content for 4 hours, then spent another 4 hours to do questions and review rationales, all...
yes, I know a girl in my class failed the test at 75 questions. Also, I know another person passed at 256 questions. So the number of questions is not a good indicator for passing or failing. No one...
Basic rules The exam has around 75 to 265 questions. You have 6 hours to complete it. There is nothing such thing as passing percentage or grade. The system will determine by the way you answer your...
So today I think I'm done with NCLEX. I have studied nonstop since graduation. While some of my friends are like: "relax, man, you got to play around a little bit. It's Christmas and New Year." and I...
just to follow up on my response: today I got 75 questions and went home and got the pop up. It said something like, please contact the BON, can't register for another appointment. Is this the right...
based on what I learned from NCSBN and LaCharity: morphine first, because morphine decrease pain and anxiety, also dilate blood vessel. All of those decrease O2 consumption, thus decreasing the heart...
thanks for sharing. I'm not exactly scared of the test, just curious. I don't understand why it's just a nerve wracking experience to some people while some I know just went it, took it and passed...