GodBody26

Worked PT on fri/sat nights. Would advise not to work full time. I don’t think anybody in my class worked full time. Including the traditional students we merged with.

You have to really know how to feel people out. If you struggle with this in general then adjusting to a labile psych pt will be difficult. It's one of those things that's hard to explain. Also you have to be in tune with your personal feelings about not just pysch but life in general. You gotta be able to separate your personal life from work life. It's so important

good luck!

Psych isn't dying anytime soon. The issue is that they can't keep nurses consistently, and also too many older nurses get into it as a job leading into retirement. While I don't knock it, mental health issues are increasing and the field is desperate for dedicated nurses who want to stay current with knowledge.

you find out all the info about lab kit/uniform/books at the meeting. I was in the program in the past so just giving a heads up!

Was just looking at that myself. I honestly don't know if it has been there or not. Seems like people got their letters around March 9th last year so hopefully we find out soon.

Hopefully we do find out by then....figured they'd be a lil quicker since the program starts in May. Judging by past avgs, I think I have a good shot but I need that letter first!

I applied to FTCC bridge..

yea..i've applied just a waiting game now

Cringing at the thought you even stepped outside of your role to get that personal w/ a patient smh

quick result was available and I passed!!

Within the first 85 I had a good 7-8 and 4 correct order from 86-125 I had about 3-4 SATA and 3 correct order

I took mines Saturday @ 8am. I'm assuming I'll be able to find out my results around 11am. I graduated the end of July and haven't really been studying like that the past 2 months. Just doing questions here and there, checking quizlet, and looking over random things that I felt like I needed to brush up on. Between working full time and being back in school to finish prereqs, I've been busy. With that said the test wasn't that bad except for the SATA. I hate those questions and I got a lot of correct order questions. I got so many I felt I was doing well so I relaxed at question 60ish. Ended up not cutting off at 85 and I panicked x_x ...realized that it judges at 85, 125, 165, and obviously 205 so I tightened up and refocused. Turned off at 125 and I did the trick on Pearson vue and it was positive. Ill officially know later today though :)

not in my area...plenty of RN jobs out there. That's why prefaced it by mentioning NYC and Cali. I'm sure other major cities fall right in that category

depends where you work LTC 18-21ish doc office 14-17 home health = not sure