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We RNs who became NPs and still working in their units in the hospital where I work. I think it's more of policy to hire an NP to the position of RN. They see it that you are over- qualified for that position. EveP

Yes, you can push ativan slowly. The policy where I work is you take VITALS first 15mins and 30 min after.

Just the policy of where you work.

It's sad that we have to look for preceptor by ourselves. Some of our are lucky to NPs/MDs who are ready to take up thee task. I think the school should have group of NPs/MDs that will be preceptor to their students. It's hard enough that we're in an online program practically doing everything ourselves, adding the stress of looking for a preceptor is very disheartening. I pray we all make it at the end of the day.

Thank you Nieca and congratulations ?. Your post is very encouraging to know that can work and do my clinicals at the same time.

Thank you Nieca and congratulations ?. Your post is very encouraging to know that can work and do my clinicals at the same time.

I started in August and still nervous with each class. Chamberlain has good support system to help students. You wil? be fine. The most difficult part is the beginnin, just to start

It's really about writing and responding to posts. There two exams. Midterm and finals. I I am doing the FNP track

I am taking my 3rd class, Informatics.

Hi, I am a Chamberlain NP student.

I applied for this fall session. I never receive any response and whenever I called, I was told no decision has been made yet. My account is still showing no decision. I applied for the adult gerontology program.

I work in a Tele unit and our ratio is mostly 1:6, some times 1:7 when we are short staffed. It's scary but true. Sometime without PCTs.

I am applying for class of 2020 and heard that the process is tedious. Please any information on how to about the admission process is very welcome. Thanks for all the help.

I am boarded as Nurse 1, level II, step III as a new grad. I am happy that the wait is finally over!!!!

Finally, I got my final offer today!! but I will have repeat my fingerprint before I get my start date. It was a hectic 6 months journey and happy it is finally over. As a new grad, I was boarded as Nurse 1, level II, step III and the pay is good too. Thank you all for the advice, help and encouragements.

I think the best bet is to go for the second degree/accelerated BSN program, start working as an RN and then go from there.

Congratulations!!!! SnakeEyes, BSN. I am so happy for you. I pray I receive that call for my start date soon also.

The wait can be nerve racking, I have waiting for a start date since January. The most important thing is that you already got the job.

Hello all, I have read comments about some VAMCs being not so very good place to work while others are rated better. Does anyone have any experience with VISN3? Any comment will be helpful. Thanks.

I hope there is no "freeze" in NJ because I am also waiting for a start date also.

After failing twice, I went to a 2 day class where the lady redirected me and I passed at the third try. All she recommended was read Saunders and answer the questions on Lippincott.

The HR told me that I got the job already and should give them time. I called the recruiter about 3wks ago and she asked me to give her a couple of days to get back with a starting date. There has been no response to all my emails/phone calls after. Maybe my package has not been signed but the more I wait, the more nervous I get about not knowing the outcome of all the waiting. I hope we get the good news soon!!

I am also waiting for a starting date for more than a month now. Who decides the starting date? the board or HR.

Thank you.

It's been about 4wks since a HR personnel told that she will let me know, if a few days, when I will start my orientation at a local VA facility. I have not heard anything from her. Is there something she is not telling me? Please help!!! if you have gone through this kind of experience/ have idea of what maybe going on.