mo09

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About mo09

I have been a paramedic on an ALS unit since 2010. I just finished all of my degree requirements and will graduate with my Associate of Apllied Science in Nursing on September 16, 2016. I recently accepted a full time RN position in my local ED (7p to 7a) and I begin September 12, 2016. I will be a nurse extern until I pass the NCLEX and obtain my nursing license.

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  1. Is the material of the Urbane scrubs hard and scratchy? I am wondering because I just got a pair from Amazon, and they don't fit like I feel like Urbanes should and the material is so hard and itchy! I am curious as to their "authenticity," but I hav...
  2. I have just completed all my degree requirements for my Associate of Applied Science in Nursing and have accepted a full time RN position (7p-7a) in my local ER. My sister got me a lightweight littmann in 2007 when I graduated highschool. I have used...
  3. CPNE Advice!

    I just passed both of my FCCAs today so It's time to start preparing for the CPNE! Please help me by telling me ALL about it! (Workshops, classes you took to prepare, what the best sites are.... ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING!!!) Thank you!
  4. I started in 2011 and I'm FINALLY done with all my prerequisites and nursing theory exams!! I did use the College network and Excelsior practice exams for all but one of the nursing theory exams (Health differences. Keep reading for more about that....
  5. I'm interested in hearing from others who are currently in, or have been in (whether you successfully completed your degree or didn't), Excelsior's Paramedic to RN Bridge program. What's your story? What is/was your experience with the program? Do yo...
  6. HELP! Essentials: Health Differences

    Wow! That's good to know! I figured that the NCLEX questions would be very similar to the questions on The National Registry for EMTs and Medics! I remember one of the "SATA" questions on the exam described signs and symptoms of a respiratory patient...
  7. HELP! Essentials: Health Differences

    Thank you so much for the reply and info! This is probably the dumbest thing you have ever heard, but I'm not 100% what you mean by "follow the content guide outline." Do you take each section from the content guide and then research the topics or am...
  8. The first Excelsior exam I took was A&P. It took me over 6 months to feel like I mastered the content and to schedule the exam. I studied the recommended materials from Excelsior and did the practice Exams to prepare. I made a C. Then I began pre...