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Cardiackid17

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  1. In what sense? were applications handled differently last year? Curious .. also in the waitlist boat
  2. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) IS a REGIONAL ACCREDITOR which monitors, evaluates, and accredits education institutions in the states of Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas. passing gas may be right when it comes to WOLFORD (rip) accreditation. Not so much when it comes to Keiser University who is both approved regionally by SACS and COA. Do your research people.
  3. What specifically makes this a "last resort type program"?
  4. Can anyone share what didatic schedule is like? 5 days a week? Will be making a trip to the school soon to check it out and ask more questions.
  5. With only three schools in Sofla Keiser might be an option for me. A means to an end.. not a last resort. Not willing to be in constant limbo with schools when I have a fair chance of getting in sooner and completing faster. Now with regional accreditation from keiser it should be pretty seamless transfer to a dnap comletion program. Housing situations?
  6. Anyone else submitting closer to deadline? Is 70-80 total number of seats or per campus location?
  7. Has anyone considered taking transitions to anesthesia offered by Barry?
  8. Hello everyone, Just wanting to get some feedback on what is considered appropriate for escalating a wound/skin alteration to administration for root cause analysis. Currently working in a critical care unit with a director who wants root cause analysis for ALL wound/skin alterations that develop in the unit. All involved staff that has ever worked with the patient will attend these meetings. I see the benefit in these RCA's however, also believe in auditing the whole situation as in the current disease state, contributing factors and so on. For example, a bed bound patient post failed fem-pop bypass acquires a DTI in affected extremity, an RCA is being conducted for. Have never been asked to attend an RCA, what is to be expected and bottom line is admin trying to assign blame in these cases? Thanks for your input!

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