There's a lot of stuff you'll pick up! I was a 66HM5, which is now the 66T. I am off of active duty, in the IRR for another year until my obligation ends in
You'll have to check with a healthcare recruiter and see who is taking new grads. In the past, the Army has wanted new reservists to have at least 6 months of experience, but that changes with needs....
In the military, your "free time" is not really yours. A non-clinical MSN is a much safer bet - I did a Nursing Informatics MSN while I was active duty in the Army. Deployments can also happen in the...
I have no idea how much the TEAS costs. I'm sure a quick Google search could tell you, though. Excelsior costs are here, broken down by either multi-source or courses only: Excelsior College Costs...
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Regardless, the current admission requirements allow only LPNs/LVNs, paramedics, and certain classifications of military healthcare providers (Associate Requirements - Excelsior College -...
Work experience before and during the program is required for admission and continuation as a student with signed verification from an employer. The nursing school has a catalog available for download...
That's fine, I have heard them called "grenade pumps" because I guess you just toss them on the bed, haha. For the record, I am a seasoned nurse who keeps up with new things. Usually.
Nope. Neither are compact states. You will need to endorse your Illinois license into NJ. Best to start sooner rather than later because in many places employers won't consider you without a license...
They're called elastomeric pumps, and they are absolutely brilliant! If anyone reading this has no idea what we're talking about, stop now and Google. This is a great way to get around the eternal...
I am not sure you really can prepare for something that will gauge your fit with the staff. I would just think about the things that you would want to see in a manager. Have you worked nights? If so,...
It would depend on the hospital. Having your CEN without experience only demonstrates that you are a good test taker, not that you are ready for the ER. But it also shows that you are motivated. There...
In the Army we were scheduled with six 12s and an 8 in every two-week period (40 hours). There were many times that I was called in to cover a civilian call-out (particularly on holidays), and while...
There is a world of difference between officer and enlisted, your experience as an officer would be markedly different in the Army than what you might have seen with the enlisted. Good
How I would handle this as a nurse has no bearing on how you handled it - which was just fine, by the way!! Outside of a hospital the only equipment I carry is a tourniquet in my bag. If you're...
What sorts of jobs are you applying for? It sounds like most patients might feel scary for you right now; I would definitely give yourself a little more time before you bail. New employers might...
If they are failing because of fear and anxiety, then it's not the exam that is the issue, or even the students' education (or you); it's their test-taking strategies and abilities to cope with stress...
Welcome to allnurses! I have moved your post from the site feedback forum to the first year after licensure forum to encourage responses. Give yourself a little time! It is natural to be anxious...