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I want to buy sanita clogs online but I'm not sure what size I am. In Grey's anatomy softwalks and Alegria I'm a size 38 because my US size is 8 but sanita is saying that a US size 7 to 7.5 is a 38. Anyway, if anyone has worn these shoes, do you find you are the same size in all 3 shoes?

The best piece of advice I was given was to use the key words in the job announcement on usajobs and make sure it was in your resume. I went to the military and family readiness center and consulted an individual there who helped people with federal resumes. Another way to get a job is through a contracting company. Ask on spouses pages or ask around in the clinic/hospital who the contracting company is and send your resume even if there aren't current openings. I got an email a year later asking if I could work. If the jobs where younger going are few, make sure to do volunteer work such as the red cross, or hospital/clinic. A lot of times that is how you hear about jobs. Good luck to you!

I was able to get into a new grad OR program. It really does depend on the hospital. As a student, let your preceptors know that you are interested in OR nursing and they might be able to get you extra observation days in surgery. When I was a student, I mentioned that I was interested in OR nursing and one of my preceptors arranged for me to meet the Chief Nursing Officer at the hospital who was a former AORN president. Ended up having lunch and discussing OR nursing. Try networking now as a student! Join AORN, attend a local meeting, talk to the manger of surgical services at the hospitals you'll be rotating at. Good luck!

I've been out of nursing for almost 4 years to stay at home but now I'm ready to go back. My experience is in the OR but I'm not sure if I want to go back to it. I loved it but I'm wanting something different but I have no clue what area. Any suggestions? No med/surg.

Thanks for replying! I don't think I have enough posts to use the PM feature but maybe if you PM me it may work?

Hi, I am a military spouse and we are stationed overseas in Germany. I want to go back to school for FNP but because I am overseas finding clinical sites will be a problem. I am willing to go back to the states to finish those but in the mean time I'm thinking I can get the classes done online. Any military spouses out there in a similar situation or already enrolled? P

hi, i know this is an old thread but I have questions about this program and I sent you a friend request :) i look forward to your reply!