Russian speaking nurses

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Hi everyone,

I am wondering if there are Russian speaking nurses on this website? I am one of them and I just got my RN license. I will appreciate if you could share your experience with me. Any advice I could use in my career as a nurse?

God bless!

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I am....)))) PM your email, maybe we can talk...) I got my license this May as well.

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privet! originally from moscow, in US for 8 years. work in florida. keep in touch. write me to my email.

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Specializes in ICU, LTACH, Internal Medicine.

Privet!

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Hi,Katie,

Where do you work? I am a foreign trained nurse from Ukraine. I met requirements for licensure in 2010 and passed NCLEX-RN in June 2011 the first time I took it. Now I am looking for a job in long-term care facilities. Did you go to nursing school here or in Russia? I have been working as a CNA in a local hospital for 5 years and learn a lot over there just by being a detail oriented person and asking many questions regarding nursing. I used different learning opportunities there as well. Are you currently working as a RN? Did you face any difficulties during your career and if yes how did you overcome them?

Nice meeting to you, Katie!

Hope to hear from you soon!

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Hi everyone,

I am wondering if there are Russian speaking nurses on this website? I am one of them and I just got my RN license. I will appreciate if you could share your experience with me. Any advice I could use in my career as a nurse?

God bless!

I Don't speak Russian, but I sure gotta give props to the women's gymnastics team over yonder - :redbeathe

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Hi! Nice to meet you!:) I'm from California, just got my RN license. It's difficult for a new grad to find job here.

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Hello Alex! I just called you; you didn't answer. I guess you have been working as a doctor in Russia. My situation is not the same as yours. I didn't have any medical background. After moving to USA I desided to study nursing; so, I graduated as an RN from accredited american college. To my best knowlege, in my community college is not possible to take the only courses you need. You have to transfer or apply for program. Good luck!

My daugther is UCLA student. There is an excellent medical school there.

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Dear username33, I have the same situation with Board Of Nursing in California.They want me to make up two courses- obstetrics and psychiatric nursing before NCLEX.I live in Washington state,and I didn't find any college where I can take these courses in Washington (only in California)

Where did you do yours?I would realy appreciate if you can give me an advice.

As far as I aderstood,you have RN license allready.

Please,please,please let me know where in Washington,what school???

My name is Alex.You can call me any time *********.I live in Vancouver,WA.

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username33!!! Are you here?

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Dear username33, I have the same situation with Board Of Nursing in California.They want me to make up two courses- obstetrics and psychiatric nursing before NCLEX.I live in Washington state,and I didn't find any college where I can take these courses in Washington (only in California)

Where did you do yours?I would realy appreciate if you can give me an advice.

As far as I aderstood,you have RN license allready.

Please,please,please let me know where in Washington,what school???

My name is Alex.You can call me any time ***********. I live in Vancouver,WA.

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Hi!

I would recommend to try Seattle Pacific University.

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