brandiep1982
has 15 years experience and specializes in Neuro/ ENT.
CNA for 6 years, EMT-B for 1 year, Paramedic/ Firefighter for 3 years. Left 24 hr shifts to have more kids, now starting a new career as a nurse. Graduated with my BSN May 2017, passed the NCLEX before graduation day in 75 questions. How? Studied hard in school, Kaplan. That's it. Now? Just practicing being a nurse and soaking up as much as possible.
If this is a passion for you. DO IT! You have one life. However, I would find a way to do it that is less stressful... instead of an AT course, do a three or two year BSN (usually AT is one year BSN),...
Just... no. This is one person. And this person obviously has their own issues. Brush it off and move forward. Now... if several people are telling you this, maybe ask yourself why. It does not mean...
All nursing schools are different. So my experience may be totally different than yours. I also went through nursing school with four kids (giving birth to the last one during finals week of my second...
About the worst case scenarios... I am a worst case scenario thinker as well... however, the reason I think of worst case is so I can make sure I will be able to handle worst case. "If the worst case...
Ok, fear can be good and it can be bad. First, if you let fear and worry consume you, you will end up like a deer in headlights and be smashed. You will fulfill your own fears yourself. Second, if...
I find this response sad. Very sad. I hope you end your days with perfect grace and not a hint of dementia, otherwise you will likely encounter this same attitude from your
Did I mis-read? Wasn't this an elderly patient? In CNA school we were taught many important things. We learned about dementia, alzheimer's disease, depression... all things that can cause a person to...
To me personally? Personally, I sit myself down. I figure out what my goals are. I map out my path to those goals. Then I fully commit to those stepping stones and get to work. Stop doubting yourself....
Based off what I have seen with previous graduates that I know, it is not difficult for a new grad to get hired in an ICU setting... however, I live in MO, and different regions tend to have different...
I actually did this during micro: make flash cards, then record yourself reading the meds and the information you need to know that you wrote on the back of the flash cards you made. 1) when you wrote...