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any good reviews on this hospital? i'm hoping to transfer there from a smaller family hospital.

jackson wont start their versant program for new grads until march.

Can the chemistry courses through university of new england be completed in less then 16 weeks? I noticed it mentioned an extension can be requested if more then 16 weeks is required, but what if you'd like to speed things up?

thanks for replying =+) it seems the only unit they're hiring new grads into is the spinal cord injury which sounds a little tough.

I'm considering applying there as a new grad bsn. I really havent heard much about va hospitals, other then the great benefits. I wonder whether it would be a good place for a new grad to work and what the environment is like. Also, what's the application process like, any tips/insight?

in miami or in general. I'm considering applying there as a new grad. I really havent heard much about va hospitals, other then the great benefits. I wonder whether it would be a good place for a new grad to work and what the environment is like. Also, what's the application process like, any tips/insight?

sorry about that, i just cleared it out. also, if you ever got tired of coral springs medical center and wanted more experience you could transfer to broward general and still have all the same benefits

I did my preceptorship at holy cross and thought it was a great hospital, it's also magnet.

at Jackson it's 6 for nights and 2.75 for weekends

Update: I was VERYYYYY lucky and received my att letter via email and was able to test on july 2nd(the last spot that was available for the first week of july) and found out the very next day via flbon website i passed and the following day had a license number up. I have no idea whether or not they'll mail out my license to me but at this point I dont think it matters(unless anyone can shed some insight otherwise). I figure I can just print out my license number if need be. Just in case though I have completed the 2hr medical error course and printed out the certificate.

I'm sure you did fine,I also tested yesterday and had the same type of questions and found out i passed today at 75q.

I tested yesterday and found out i passed this morning at 75q(gotta love florida bon). I had quite a few sata, priority, delegation and definitely infection control, 1 math question and maybe 2-5 ob/peds questions.

1. How many questions did you take on NCLEX? 75 2. What study materials did you use?saunders, prentice hall, nclex rn made incredibly easy questions and answers Did you take a test review course?ncsbn 3. Did your SON offer any testing (ERI, ATI,HESI)? hesi 4. How long did you wait for results of the test, or are you still waiting?I tested yesterday at 2pm and found out this morning at 9 am on florida bon website i passed 5. What were your thoughts coming out of the test (total disbelief, certainty you had failed, confident you had passed)?honestly, i felt i passed but was still nervous 6. Was this your first attempt at NCLEX?yes

Thanks for replying tampagirl =+) I do recall taking little quizzes/mini tests during health assessment lab first semester on medical error and other topics but I dont remember getting a certificate or printing anything out...at the time i didnt think it was anything important, just some nonsense my school wanted us to do to kill time... this may have been the c.e. Just in case i've already completed it online and printed out the certificate.