SBVC spring 2020

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Hello all,

I'm surprised this thread hasn’t been posted yet! This thread is meant to connect with students who have applied to SBVC. The application period ended about a week ago now. Who is waiting on a reply??

3 minutes ago, Darko210 said:

I plan on working a minimum of 20 hours a week. I do home health so it’s very flexible. If you’re an LVN doing the bridge, get in on that!

I work on campus at the student success center I am a biology tutor, i’m not an LVN I am coming in straight into the RN program with no medical background

Just now, Rabie said:

I work on campus at the student success center I am a biology tutor, i’m not an LVN I am coming in straight into the RN program with no medical background

That’s good that your job is flexible 20 hours does not sound too bad I think when I first so I’m only gonna do 10 hours only because I want to get used to being in the program.

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I'm gonna stay on per diem at my job. I work at LLUMC. If I have a couple hours here and there I'd like to make some extra cash. Especially summer:) We'll see how it goes though.

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20 minutes ago, jobabe06 said:

I'm gonna stay on per diem at my job. I work at LLUMC. If I have a couple hours here and there I'd like to make some extra cash. Especially summer:) We'll see how it goes though.

That’s true ? time will only show, and yes summer picking up shifts will be a great idea. Beside having a job while school I feel keeps you on tract. No time to waste.

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13 hours ago, Rabie said:

I work on campus at the student success center I am a biology tutor, i’m not an LVN I am coming in straight into the RN program with no medical background

That’s good that your job is flexible 20 hours does not sound too bad I think when I first so I’m only gonna do 10 hours only because I want to get used to being in the program.

Where is this home health at?? I’m Very interested..

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25 minutes ago, Mjxxm said:

Where is this home health at?? I’m Very interested..

There are dozens of home health agencies in the area. I just wouldn’t do shift work. I do short visits for wound care, disease mgmt and med teaching, Caregiver teaching, etc.

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We don’t need to bring anything to the orientation right?

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6 hours ago, Vg25 said:

We don’t need to bring anything to the orientation right?

No spoke to ****** last week she said just a notebook to take notes in. As for uniforms she said they give us about a week to pay for them. I had thought we had to pay for them on the spot ?

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5 hours ago, Monica818 said:

No spoke to ****** last week she said just a notebook to take notes in. As for uniforms she said they give us about a week to pay for them. I had thought we had to pay for them on the spot ?

Thank you! ?

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On 11/16/2019 at 9:46 AM, Darko210 said:

There are dozens of home health agencies in the area. I just wouldn’t do shift work. I do short visits for wound care, disease mgmt and med teaching, Caregiver teaching, etc.

What company do you work for?? I need a new job.. I don’t think my job will let me do part time or per diem.

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Has everyone created their Castlebranch account? I’m having trouble creating it.

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what Are you having trouble with

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15 minutes ago, christineNM said:

what Are you having trouble with

I figured it out thank you ?

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