LpntoRN2be

I would try Homecare agencies. They are more flexible with willing to hire new grads. I would also try ltc facilities. Also I've learned you just gotta jump into it. Remember the Medication rights. Also keep a notebook and a pen to write down important info about your patients One more thing.... get your own Vital Sign equipment. It will help you to not waste time searching for equipment on your shift as well as not be able to assess your patient accurately.

So hello all nurses...... I just have a bone to oick. And want to know if others have been in this same position. I have been looking to lpn to rn bridges for a maybe 6 months now and realized that all programs have different requirements. My question is why do the staff, admissions for example..... sound a little flustered when you question the requirements of the program. If you are already a nurse most people want the most noncomplicated way to finish up with their RN. Or at least the one that will be most relevant to them and their situation. I feel like all information to those most detailed way. (Hours of the program,etc should be avaliable online or avaliable upon request. I mean at the end of the day this is something someone is investing their time and money in. Thoughts? Comments?

lol only pool but my job constantly needs help so i can make do with that and i have a second job as well..

Yes i am currently making 18.00 as a pool cna so it technically is enough for me t get by and make it 2 or 3 more years in school

I am a CNA now and alot of the fellow nurses that work at my job have instructed me to do the same. Thank u!

You are soo right and thank you for your comment. I am pursuing n comm. rn and a bsn program. Either one will do thank u!!!!

Hey everyone, I am so confused about what I should do at this point with my nursing career. I have been a CNA for 7 years and at this point im making ok money, however my ultimate goal has to always been return back to school. I have a fair amount of pre requsites done however I need more for most schools. Ive been debating about going into a lpn program or going straight for my bsn. I have two kids and I am a newly divorcee' I am in the pa area

Bookrenters, and different places. Get isbn number and shop around

Well I can tell you what I am doing now. Youtube, google, and repeat. With the obessive amounts of info on the net there is plenty out there to help get you or shall I say us through. GOOD LUCK TO U!

Hello everyone, wish you guys much success in your classes this fall. Taking chem over and psych. Applying for mccc program next spring!

thank u! Good luck to u as well!

thank u so much very positive and yes i am a believer. God keeps me pushing on day by day!

thank u!

Hello all, I am currently finishing the last of my prereq's and am trying to fight daily discouragement. Let me start by saying I am a 26 year old mom of two, wife and currently working pt as a CNA. I was accepted into a 4 year nursing program but decided not to attend after being falsely informed about what year I would begin in when I would of started attending classes there. So I decided to do the most affordable way and go the community college route. In the meantime I discouraged sometimes do to the time I know it will take for me to finish school as well as thinking about how far I would be by now if I i had begun a few years ago like I intended to. Life happened multiple times so it has delayed my progress. Now that Im on a somewhat right track I still feel hit with issues with childcare, financial issues, etc. I just wanna hear from some mothers that have been in my shoes or are currently in my shoes. How did you stay strong through the uncertain days?

also do they only give points for what is completed or in progress too?