BatNurse

BatNurse

ED, Addiction, Corrections, Med Surg

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About BatNurse

BatNurse has 29 years experience and specializes in ED, Addiction, Corrections, Med Surg.

I graduated LPN school in March of 1987, yep, I'm old. I have worked in many areas during my career, but most of my time has been spent in a rural ED. I love it! With my seven, yes seven, children now grown and through school, I went back to college in 2014. I completed the requirements for my AAS through Excelsior in December, 2015. I passed my NCLEX March 4th, 2016!!!!

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  1. cpne

    BatNurse replied to raquel01's topic in Excelsior

    Utica is in upstate New York. And I went to Sheri's hands on class in Atlanta, did the online class, and studied her book. However, this was in addition to studying the EC study guide inside out, and taking notes.

  2. cpne

    BatNurse replied to raquel01's topic in Excelsior

    I used Sheri's program too. Online and the workshop. I also got her book on Amazon.

  3. Excelsior Nursing Program

    BatNurse replied to teanurse2011's topic in Excelsior

    I took my A&P exam on January 4th. I wanted to share with you how I passed. I found Crash Course A&P on youtube. I watched every episode, and took notes. Then I watched them again, and took more notes. I made a B! These videos are fantastic, ...

  4. My thoughts on the CPNE I just took

    BatNurse replied to WorseNurse's topic in Excelsior

    It is completely doable! I failed the first time. My fault! I let nerves control me! Last month I passed! Study, practice, memorize, and be confident! The CA and CEs are not out to get you. I found them very encouraging and helpful.

  5. cpne

    BatNurse replied to raquel01's topic in Excelsior

    I failed my first time, in Utica. I passed four months later, again, in Utica. The fail was my fault, and I own it. Stupid nerves. One of my care plans was not strong enough to get me in a room. Fail. Then, I forgot to ID my patient. Fail. I had it t...