mightynurse4 replied to Keepstanding's topic in School
I'm not a school nurse but I am a mom to a 10 year old who is about to start middle school next year. Maybe my husband and I are "old school" but my husband holds doors open for me, etc. My son does the same thing. He naturally says "please" and "tha...
mightynurse4 replied to Cola89's topic in Relations
This was a news story I read last year about a surgeon who insulted staff and patients. I don't work at that hospital so I'm not sure what ended up happening but it was a big deal in the news. University of Kentucky trustees asked to revoke medical p...
mightynurse4 replied to Srobbins2310's topic in General Nursing
She has a license number on the Indiana BON site. States obtained by examination and the status is suspended. You're right though, it doesn't say it in the article. I read too fast and didn't notice the pending remark. Then I was curious so I had to ...
OP, it is normal to feel some anxiety about being on your own at first. None of us know everything, even after we get experience. Nursing is lifelong learning. I have often found that the fear of certain situations is worse than the actual situation....
mightynurse4 replied to anchorRN's topic in NP Students
I finished my ADN in 2011 and my BSN in 2014. The FNP program is definitely tough but I know it will be worth it. You do have to find your own preceptors so keep that in mind as well. Fall start is the best in my opinion because you don't have to dou...
mightynurse4 replied to anchorRN's topic in NP Students
I attend EKU right now, I'm in the FNP program. My GPA was above a 3.0 for my undergraduate degrees (I obtained both my ADN and BSN from EKU) but the minimum GPA requirement is a 3.0 so I would apply regardless and see what happens. As for the goal s...
mightynurse4 replied to Shannaikook's topic in NP Students
My school does this in a different manner. I'm in an online program and our "site visit" consists of a face to face computer or phone interaction with myself, a school faculty member, and my preceptor. This is my first semester of clinical so my site...
mightynurse4 replied to uniqui01's topic in Pre-Nursing
Yes, you can. We have a nurse at my hospital that works as an elementary school teacher on weekdays and as an RN every Saturday, through the summer, and on school breaks. She takes time off when she needs to but works a lot when she's not at school.
mightynurse4 replied to Mrs_Momma_RN's topic in Career Support
I've been PRN for my employer for almost 4 years. I was full time for a year prior to going PRN, which I did solely to continue my education. My employer still provides ACLS, PALS, TNCC and BLS to me at no charge. I get paid during my training hours ...
mightynurse4 replied to sarabear44's topic in General Nursing
I've had to work late a lot. But we are small and I'm the type of person that can't leave my coworkers hanging if I can help it. I've stayed late for night shift to help out and in return, I sometimes come in and my meds are pulled for me or they've ...
mightynurse4 replied to sarabear44's topic in General Nursing
I don't mind being called off so FT people can work. Sometimes I get annoyed that they get called off and I have to drag my butt out in the snow but it's part of signing up for shifts. I don't mind either way though. I would be a bit mad as a FT pers...