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This is so good to know! It seems like the difference may lie in whether one does a short (one-six week program) or a long one. I have previous experience working in a residential neuro-rehab facility doing direct patient care. We didn't need any pre...

[emoji50][emoji50]I hadn't even thought about bm's!! Lol

Bumping this thread because I'd also like to hear other's experiences. I just secured a job in registration at my dream hospital and start pre-reqs in January. But I've been thinking about getting a Phlebotomy cert and finding a lab job once accepted...

I managed to keep my son's all white baseball uniform white the entire season by using a scoop of OxiClean, and Clorox2 in addition to my usual detergent (Cheer). For any stains, you treat the spot with the Clorox2 before washing.

Wow, I realize the original post is super old but so glad it was brought up again. I had not considered taking a CLEP for math. I already have a B.A. but did not have to take a "real" math class though I'm great at math. I actually have an appointmen...

I start my prereq's in January and opted to secure a job within the hospital I ultimately want to end up in. I start as a patient access specialist this month. During my interview I let them know my long term goal was to become a nurse. Also, once yo...