The Guys Club: Guy Students Come on In!

[agent]

Hi All!

I'm a crazy father of 2 ex-premed who just recently turned down Northwestern to go into a RN program.

I already have an Associate in Science, but I'll be getting another ADN and then go to a 4 yr school.

When I went to an info session about the RN program ill be trying to get into, out of like 70 ppl only 5 were guys.

So I want to know are there any men out there?

[JustaMaleRN]

hey, don't be sorry you are a girl...i know lots of girls. i have two daughters. i like them!

it is always nice to have a rose amongst the thorns

dave

[color=#ff0080]hey im a girl (sorry),

[color=#ff0080]just thought i might mix a drop of estrogen amongst all the testosterone, and by the way you guys are not as alone as you may think you are, in my class it was almost 50/50 ratio of males to females and by the way u should let some females join your little secret society who knows what you'll end up with!!!

[color=#ff0080]stop pouting your not alone i promise!! :blushkiss

[acmonge]

i'm a male student nurse too :)

[Havin' A Party!, ASN, RN]

Welcome!

Good luck.

[DannyD]

Hi all,

Another guy here. I was a marine and was discharged in 99. I went back to school and got my B.S. in Kinesiology in January 04. A friend of mine introduced me to nursing field and I thought this is interesting. So I sent out my application to Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, CA. for a MSN-E. I had my interview with them last week, now I just have to wait for the good news. I was the only guy at the interview and I was terrified. But I did pretty good job at answering all the questions. Pray for me gents....

Dan

[malenurse1]

Hi all,

Another guy here. I was a marine and was discharged in 99. I went back to school and got my B.S. in Kinesiology in January 04. A friend of mine introduced me to nursing field and I thought this is interesting. So I sent out my application to Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, CA. for a MSN-E. I had my interview with them last week, now I just have to wait for the good news. I was the only guy at the interview and I was terrified. But I did pretty good job at answering all the questions. Pray for me gents....

Dan

Good luck Danny!

[agent]

I'll pray for all of us

[nursenessa24]

[color=#00ff40]hey ya guys,

[color=#00ff40]whats up today? just wanted to say hi!!! have fun today

[qrioz]

hi guys,

i'm a 23 yr old RN,BSN from Kerala, India.. i wonder if the guy nurses do stick on to nursing once they finish their studies.. or do they switch over, or feel like switching over, to any other field? i for myself, felt a bit confused whether nursing would be the thing i'd want to do for the rest of my life, and joined for a master's in microbiology.. i'll be finishing it in a couple of months, and i wonder whether it'd help me in a nursing career. i've cleared CGFNS exam, and hope to start working in the US in a couple of years..

any idea if my master's degree will be of any advantage to me in nursing career?

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[RNPATL, DNP, RN]

qrioz - welcome to the forum, it is nice to have you. A Master's degree is always helpful for career growth and advancement. I am not really clear what type of Master's degree you have ... is it in Nursing or is it in Microbiology?

I have been a nurse for almost 21 years. I started as a LPN at 19 years old. I think men that happen to be nurses are encouraged to move into management pretty early in their career. At least, that is my experience. Shortly after finishing my RN degree, I moved into management very fast. I also learned that being a nurse manager is not all glory ... nurse managers are probably some of the hardest working nurses out there. I am sure I will get flammed for this statment, but that is ok ( :chair: ). I made a decision that I was more comfortable being a staff nurse and working defined hours. Once my kids are grown up and in college, I might consider going back into management :uhoh21: , but for right now, I like having control of my life and the hours that I work .

Congratulations on your desire to become a nurse. From my experience, it is the single best decision I made in my life, next to having my three children. Good luck in your future. :balloons:

[DannyD]

Gentlement,

Oh God....... I got a letter of acceptance for a MSN-E today. The program is 3 years long and it starts in August. Thanks guys for wishing that luck!!! It's such a relief.

:balloons:

[onewildbill]

Hello

I am a first year nursing student in Oklahoma. In out class we have 34. I am the only male in my class. There has been several times this year I wish I with some other guys, but I guess most men do not think nursing is a male profession.

[mtreyes]

in my batch of three classes composed of 140 students, more than half are males.... so you better not worry

i am a third year BSN student from san beda college in manila philippines:rotfl: