NurseBreathesLife

SoCal - LVN new grad LTC was $22.50/hour.

I put my first check and every one since I started in February right into my savings account. A little over cautious perhaps, but being a new nurse making mistakes along the way, I feel the need to save every penny until I get past my 90 day probati...

Southern CA. $32/hr base, $2.00/hr PM diff, 4.50/hr noc, $5.00/hr weekend New grad RN (one year LVN) SNF Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Graduated September 2014. Took and passed NCLEX in November. Interview with offer in January for my dream position with a dream schedule. I'm so grateful! Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

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My license number was posted in less than 48 hours on breeze. The official license came in the mail about ten days later. Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Hello, Advice needed! I recently had an interview for a new graduate RN position. The interview seemed to go well. I had a verbal offer toward the end of the interview pending background, reference check, physical and other paperwork. My questions ...

[quote=Lev Thank you for the information and for the congrats!! I'm super excited for the opportunity. Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

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No :-( so sorry to hear this.

Only one more night!! We can't wait to hear that you officially passed tomorrow:-) sending positive vibes your way!! Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

The key to PVT is to wait 24 hours after testing before trying to register. Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Every college is different, so it is always a good idea to confirm that the particular college you choose through edukan will be accepted by the colleges you apply to. For example, if you wanted to apply to Penn State, you would ask them if they ac...

I used Pratt CC for Micro. The instructor I chose was Walker. He was great! Hope they helps. Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Yay!!!!! So excited for you! All those SATA questions ended up being good after all:-) Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

I know this is easier said than done, but do your best to relax for the time being. I can totally relate to multiple SATA questions. I took NCLEX-RN last Wednesday and I stopped counting at 26 SATA questions. Probably had close to 35 plus. My com...

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Yeah!!!! Congrats!! I also took NCLEX on Wednesday and found out that I passed yesterday as well:-) so excited!! Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

PVT worked for me. I waited 24 hours after taking my test before I tried. Got the good pop up. Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Hurst Review and Kaplan if you can! Sent from my smartphone using allnurses

Hello, First of all, have faith in yourself, you can do this. NCLEX is a matter of putting in the hours to study. With this said, hurst review is excellent for content. Each section is taught in a way that the student can remember the subject matte...

Thank you for the good luck wishes as well?. As far as 7. I heard that 6-7 are all passing level NCLEX questions, which would tell me harder than the others, but I don't know for sure. I was holding on to QT 7 until a week prior, but all that traine...

Hi momo11, Our scores are very similar and I (like you) took Question Trainer 7 today and scored a 59.4 percent. I'm also freaking out. Any confidence that I had after question trainer 6 (64.5%) disappeared when I took QT 7 today. Based on all other ...

How did you do on question trainer 7? I heard that one offers the most realistic NCLEX experience. Have you done the RN Sample exams or created your own Q Bank test yet? If not, you might feel better after doing more questions and reviewing all of ...