tanelle

I have a job interview at for a l&d position, can someone tell me what to look for in a good place to work in this specialty, and what are some good questions to ask. I'm totally new to this area, although it is why I entered nursing in the 1st place, so I know pretty much nothing. Any advice or heads ups will be greatly appreciated. also, I have one yr experience.

I have a job interview at for a l&d position, can someone tell me what to look for in a good place to work in this specialty, and what are some good questions to ask. I'm totally new to this area, although it is why I entered nursing in the 1st place, so I know pretty much nothing. Any advice or heads ups will be greatly appreciated. also, I have one yr experience.

I am going on an interview for a LD position tomorrow. I would like to know any heads ups and what kinds of questions to ask. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Do you understand my statement? I am not in L &D yet, I would like to go there, but anyway the answer is the same I guess. Six months huh? When I went into ns I had the idea that I would be an l&d nurse then midwife, however after my clinical rotation thru l&D I changed my mind. So then I thought maybe critical care, so I took a job in telemetry, but when I imagine my career throughout my life advancing and moving up I just don't picture myself in critical care.

Hello all, I am a brand new rn and I chose to start my new position on a telemetry unit at a large hospital. However, I think I may have made a mistake, as I think that I would like to work in labor and delivery. How long do you think I should work in my current position before I request a transfer? I am afraid that if I start the position and don't really want to be there that it will affect my work. I start this monday 7-25! Any suggestions or advice from the experienced will be appreciated. Tanelle

Jamie!!!! Well, I know the end to that story. You got in!!! and now on your way to graduating in 06' yay!!! from tanelle andrews, RN!!!! I passed my boards yay :balloons:

I took the nclex on 7-11, and what made me crazy was looking at the number of the question I was on. My advice is don't look at the question number. After I stopped obsessing over getting to and going past number 75 I was able to concentrate more on the questions, and this morning I found out that I passed!!!!!!! :balloons: :balloons:

I am very sorry to hear that NDodd. tanelle

My answers 1. 115-120- I stopped looking. 2.kaplan cd, mosby's nclex cards, saunders book, rutgers review course, examco, ati at school 3. ATI 4.48 hrs. 5.coming out of the test I was very uncertain 6. my first time and I passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :balloons:

Jess just wanted to let you know that your not alone. I took the nclex yesterday(7-11) and I am freaking!!! My machine shut off at like 115 or something. I stopped looking at the number I was on it made me too nervous. I wish you the best of luck I'm sure you did well. tanelle