traumaholic

You're not wasting a year because you didn't get your specialty. Learn everything you can from this job and use it for future jobs after that. I'm sure you will see women in med/surg that you will see in L&D, M/B and antepartum; and I can guarantee that you will see the same medications. Also, many people are struggling to even find a job right now.

Probably should ask the prior cohorts but I say focus on how to answer HR questions using your experience. Also clinical questions I have encountered are prioritization based.

I have a friend at the VA who says they are also hoarding supplies. Also the local VA has started accepting non-veteran patients to their ICU's.

Stanford starts in October. As well as many new grad programs in SoCal.

What happens last time?

SF Bay Area

As long as you’re not a new grad, you shouldn’t have a problem

I meant it changed to “under review.” I did my preceptorship in the ED, but I’ll take anything

Hello everyone. I applied on 5/13 and my application was changed to “application received.” Did anyone here apply that also applied in the Spring? What did you do different on this application?

It's best to disclose it, especially if its on your rap sheet. My FBI rap sheet is still titled for a reprimand I received in the military, which is not an arrest, charge or conviction; but I still had to disclose to the BRN. It never shows up on any other background and it didn't show up for my school either. The board will know.

Did you check your rap sheet?

As long as it was negative then you're fine. It's pretty common for it to be dilute. If it was too dilute and the temperature was off then you would have redone it that same day.

Does anyone know if a Dilute Negative drug test will be Ok or will I have to take the test again?

I just got my results for the WST and passed with "clear competence." If you're worried, the university offers a boot camp to prepare you for it. As for as I know, the nursing department wants you to take it atleast once by fall

Summers are usually off but because- once again- the transition to semesters, summers will include a bridge course and some clinical skills. For our cohort only