You lucky people. At the hospital where I do clinicals (outside of Knoxville, Tenn.), the ratio is 10:1 on all med-surg floors, with 1 LPN passing meds and maybe a CNA, but often not at nights. I'd...
Hey, Trauma -- I didn't know that about you. I left a 20+ years career in PR to become an RN come May. So far I love what I'm learning and from what I've seen in clinicals I know I will not make a...
There was a similar thread not so long ago, maybe several weeks. Another poster was looking for brand recommendations. Maybe you have time to search around this forum? My suggestion would be silk/silk...
With many of us approaching graduation in May, there have been several threads lately about loan repayment. If you'll search this site, you'll see a bunch of discussions about this very topic. They...
Heavens, no, you aren't crazy. All your prior schooling will prove invaluable to nursing. I left a 20+ year career in another totally unrelated field to enter nursing because I felt called to do...
Ho Ho Ho-ly guacamole! Yes, my Christmas was definitely less dramatic. How fortunate you are to work with people who care so much about you! Belated Merry Christmas, AliRae.
I think that says it all. Places can be annoying, but the people make or break a job. I would consider holding on to a dream team. Good luck, whatever you decide to
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And here I am, on Christmas morning, reading allnurses dot com posts as I wait for my kids to wake up .... Merry Christmas, Nurse Friends! Next year I will become an RN. I couldn't have made it this...
What a mess! I've had friends with similar financial aid problems and I have had a problem getting a loan converted, a process my school initiated but can't get fixed. Now that it's Christmas, I still...
Well, my kids are finally getting their jammies on. Ditto cookies and milk plus carrots for Rudolph and all of the other reindeer. :Melody: (My 11-yr-old even counted the carrots to make sure we had...
And Merry Christmas to you in Scotland! It's only 8:48 p.m. here (U.S. eastern time zone) and while I'm ready for bed, my kids are just getting wound up!
I found this description on Google for a job opening for a chart prep RN. It gives a little bit of info: " ... is currently accepting applications for full time chart prep. Our candidate must be a...
At the hospital where I do clinicals, they put the last nursing degree. I have a master's in another field but when I graduate in May with an ADN in nursing, my tag will say "Jane, RN". I will not get...
I'm allergic to latex rubber. That's one of the reasons I waited this late to enter a nursing program, knowing I would have trouble in hospitals until they started clearing out some of the stuff. I'm...
I found that after learning disease processes inside and out, the best way for me to study is to review as many NCLEX-style questions as I can because it makes you apply the nursing process. The best...
You might consider working full time for a hospital with a good tuition reimbursement program and going to grad school part time while getting reimbursed for it. That's what I plan to do
I am an older student nurse set to graduate in May and hoping to eventually start working toward an NP after getting some RN experience. I heard today from a fellow student that there's a glut of NPs...
Thank you, T. I've enjoyed reading many of your posts. You give me a good idea -- I will start talking to NPs here (Knoxville area). The ones I've met so far are palliative, cardiac, family. Truth be...