Jeneralization-That seems to be a common issue I've heard witsh other new grad programs. Thanks for your tips :) Sunrisechaser- I was offered a position as well
I feel the same way. I graduated in December, but haven't been on a nursing floor since september. I work full-time right now and by the time I get home, the last thing I want to do is crack open a...
Definitely ask your professor. Rose_queen is right, older versions require a little more work on your part, but half the time you end up buying or renting current versions and only use it a couple...
I think you should definitely pursue it! Besides leadership, you also get to meet sooooo many people, which will come in handy for letters of recommendation and
I totally know what you mean, I also recently graduated and don't feel super confident. However, I think that gives us a lot of room to grow. Land a good new grad program and you'll be
Of course having some CNA experience on your resume will look attractive to HR and Nurse Managers. However, other jobs, such as the ones you mentioned have transferable skills that relate back to...
I agree with lunar11, the CNL role has the potential to grow substantially, especially on the West Coast! I have a professor who works as a CNL at a county hospital, so although most CNLs work at VA...
I recently completed an accelerated MSN program. I personally did not work, but I was super active with extracurricular activities, which at times felt like a full-time job. Out of 36 students, only...
Hi Ruble2007... I recently went through USF's MSN-CNL program and had Dr. Lemos for many classes (Patho/pharm II, MedSurg I & II). She is awesome. Her class is tough, but passable. She did not...