ANCC Certification Examination

Hi everyone,

I am preparing to sit for ANCC certification for Ambulatory Care Nursing (RN-BC). Any info is greatly appreciated.

Certified Nurse Aide

A lot of the time I feel under appreciated. I have no clue where to go next in my career and with my new full time job I am afraid I won't be able to get back into school. I love what I do but I am so confused about where to go next and what special

cop to nurse

Hi guys, I am currently a cop and was considering quitting my career to be a nurse, specifically get my lvn then do lvn to rn. The hard part i am having is my benefits and retirement with my current job are fantastic. Any advice would be very helpful

Gifts for recommendations

I wanted to give each of my references a small "thank you" gift for writing school references for me. Any suggestions?

One is a nurse practitioner, one an assistant nurse manager, and the third, a previous clinical instructor. I wanted to

Super-sensitive Nurse Nose

2 Some Nurses have super-sensitive noses. It's been said that the human nose can smell about 10,000 different odors. Thinking about this reminds me of the movie, Silence of the Lambs, when Jodie Foster placed a substance under her nose during an aut

L&D Nurse Assistant

My plan is to become a NICU Nurse, would working in L&D as a assistant be a good position for me? If so, what can I expect. Vital signs for mom and baby, assisting the OB in the OR during csections. Our CNAs act as a surgical assistant for csectio

Florida- ROLL CALL_2015 :)

Hi everyone!

Being a Floridian myself I'm interested to see where you are from if you live in Florida, where did you go to school? LPN? RN? etc? Any details you'd like to add.

I'm a pre-nursing student in Milton/Pensacola area. Not sure about the

seeking for job

I have passed my RN examination and wanted to know what should i do next without receiving my official results yet .Is anyone knowing any hospital sponsering new nurses as now im on my L2 Visa. thanks.... You could start applying for RN positions. You

Tips for taking call?

Hi Nurses.

I just accepted a job where I will be taking call one night a week.

I have taken call only once in my career- It was for a brief period of time, and over 20 years ago.

Other than obvious things- like always having clean scrubs ready, and g

Shabbat issues

I am RN for the last five years. Recently i went back to my jewish roots, and started observing Shabbat meaning I cannot work fridays evening and until saturday evening. I was working two part times positions and was able to manage it with a lot of s