ayuhime replied to ForeverStudentRN's topic in School Programs
For the hybrid program, it goes by a block scheduling. There's roughly 12 blocks total. I would say the majority of it was a lot of self learning. We had modules to complete with assigned readings, discussions via canvas, and webinars (some were opti...
ayuhime replied to ForeverStudentRN's topic in School Programs
Unfortunately, you do need to live within the area otherwise it will be a nightmare having to commute on such short notice for clinical rotations, labs, exams, etc. Everyone in my cohort lived near campus
Changing specialities overall can be challenging in itself, but I believe if there is a strong structure to the program then it will all work out. COH and Cedars are both really good hospitals. I switched specialities from hem/onc to nicu and althoug...
ayuhime replied to nursemitzy's topic in Residency
iirc cedars does loosely "require" an 18 month contract. Pretty much if you leave cedars within that time frame I believe you are blacklisted from applying again but you do not owe cedars any monetary value whatsoever
Hi! Sorry for the major delay in response.
1. Clinicals start on block 3, but you do have to attend sim labs for block 2. Block 1 is entirely online. It is still in your best interest to live near south jordan or henderson when you start the pro...
Hello! I was wondering if anyone is in the NEONATAL DNP/MSN program. If so, which university and do you recommend the program? Is the neonatal DNP/MSN worth it? TIA 🙂
thank you for the insightful info. I've been a nurse for almost 3 years and I didn't know the difference between the graduate nurse program and residency. I thought there was only a residency / new grad program. Is the new graduate nurse program a re...
ayuhime replied to formula409's topic in California
The majority of my nursing colleagues use NSO for their malpractice insurance. The BEST BLS class I've taken was from surefirecpr (there's multiple locations in LA/OC). There's a bunch of classes available ranging from BLS, ACLS, PALS, etc. I think y...