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Nursing Shoes For Flat Feet
Thanks! That's what I was thinking too. I'm leaning towards non-Dansko shoes at the moment, but I want a couple different options available.
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Thank you for taking the time to write such a thorough and honest response! I really appreciate it :)
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Nursing Shoes For Flat Feet
Thank you! I've heard that Danskos can take some time to wear in though. What are your thoughts about that?
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Nursing Shoes For Flat Feet
Hello everyone! I will be starting an ADN program soon and am wondering what shoes to get for clinicals. I have completely flat feet and have to get white shoes with a back. I also have lordosis, so it's important for me to get a good quality shoe to minimize back pain, if possible. Which shoes have been most comfortable for you? Or what inserts or orthotics are most helpful? Thanks in advance, Shweta
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Hi there! PCT = patient care technician CNA = certified nurse assistant Here's more info on the differences between the two: What Is the Difference Between a Patient Care Technician and a CNA? | Chron.com ~ Shweta
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Any nursing students out there with ADD/ADHD?
I'm actually in the same situation as you. Recently got diagnosed with ADHD in March of this year and start nursing school in a couple weeks. I would highly recommend making an appointment with the disability services department at your school ASAP; they can offer free accommodations based on your disability (learning or otherwise). Many times, you are given distraction-free testing environments, time and a half on exams, and other media support with notes, etc. You just have to ask what accommodations are available! Best of luck, Shweta
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Thanks for the great advice. I'm currently working on making my study environment without any kind of distractions. I'm even going to put up a big whiteboard to make doodles/ concept maps on. Also, it's good to know about the work experience piece too. I'm definitely going to test out of the skills for LVN after the second semester to get some clinical work experience before I graduate.
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Hi Ruby, thanks so much for the thorough and honest response to my post. I appreciate the honesty, without being negative about the experience. I'm excited to start! Best, Shweta
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Best/ Worst Advice
Hello everyone! I am a new ADN nursing student starting in just two weeks. I seem to be getting advice left and right, and was curious as to the best AND worst advice you've gotten about nursing programs (in regards to studying, clinicals, time management, etc.). Any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance, Shweta