shaynurse53

I feel the same way im at a nursing home I mean it pays the bills but it isnt my dream im so unhappy there help us some get into the hospital!

Have you taken the acls and pals certification most of the jobs list them as a requirement

Did you get any additional certifications like acls or pals prior to applying or did you just apply?

It is also good to get accepted into a bsn program and post your acceptance letter with your application ,I am having trouble finding a job too but my friend got an er job and she put that she was enrolled in a program she got hired after two months.

Im up at four am stressing which residency programs are you all applying for all the one's I see say bsn required

That's is discouraging I have been an lpn for seven years and just got my rn last month my job only wants to increase my pay one dollar in a nursing home where the work is ten times harder I want a hospital job so I gain some new skills I feel like i...

You should get additional certification acls and pals that is what im doing I got my license last month and haven't heard anything back

That's the good pop up

Did you pass?

Did you ?

ill be done with school in 4weeks hopefully take boards in april this was very informative i think ill do ncsbn or hurst review.

what is CCN?

Make sure ur resume reflects that u are currently enrolled in a bsn program and list other also get iv certified and get your acls it makes u more competitive in the job market

ok thanks, i graduate in two months and i am interested

what all do you do in a case management position?

how is the bsn program? did you have many pre reqs for the bsn?

my apartment always simulates the night, by that i mean no light comes thru i can rest at anytime .

And as far as going to hospice its a much slower pace and u might do well with it and don't always sell yourself short you are a skilled and efficient registered nurse apply for those hospice positions and if they really need someone experience wont ...

Hi it sounds like first off you have the night shift blues. I have worked the night shift for a while you dont have the chaos of families and its quieter but there are other stressors. second u have to learn time management that works for u on the un...

You want to give the most stable to the lpn as the RN you need to assess and care for more critical patients.

Can you elaborate on what all the ncsbn includes in there study plan

I know that is mind blowing!

If your in the hospital as an lpn stay even if you have to perform as a cna especially if your pay will be the same. Then try and go for your RN. The alternative is working in nursing homes with 30 plus patients or in clinics with a drastic pay cut. ...

Per diem isn't that bad. You'll probably get at least two days a week, and it pays more than full-time.