Nclex retake in NY

Hello Nurses, I do have a question. I received my ATT last March 2014 and scheduled my exam last August 2014. I failed my exam for the first time. Is it possible to retake the exam without doing all the paper works and just paying the ATT? Or I have

Slow HR and 2 week notice

So I recently got a my dream job and couldn't be happier. I was told that HR would call within a week. Well more then 2 weeks later, I still haven't heard from them. I contacted the person who told me i got the position and was told HR was been slo

Reapplying after rejection?

Hey I just have a few general questions about the job application and interview process.
This does not apply to me, I am just curious

1. If you apply for a job online via the facility's website (and you have all the necessary skills and experience

Dislike New Job. Stay or Go?

I am usually pretty good at handling my own situations but this one has me a bit stumped. I had worked on a unit as a charge nurse/staff nurse but recently completed my MSN with a leadership focus. I want to get into management and after trying (with

RN without RN school? West Virginia (WV) military medical personnel to RN

1 Have any former military persons had experience with applying to take the NCLEX-RN in West Virginia through their rule allowing certain military medical specialty-trained persons to take it and be licensed in WV without a formal ADN, BSN, or RN Cer

Where should new grad work?

I am 23 years old and I have been a nursing assistant for 4 years at a hospital. I plan to take my boards mid march. So I emailed the nurse recruiter for the hospital and she told me to call her to schedule an interview. I applied to a med surg unit,

Has Anyone Interviewed and Hired at Amerigroup?

Hello,
I am looking for information about the hiring process at Amerigroup in Virginia Beach, Virginia. I recently applied for a Case Manager position. I am looking for any feedback regarding the hiring process. Thank you for your responses. Hi! I was

Need some options advice please

Hi all, I'm hoping to hear from seasoned veterans (or new grads) . I graduated with a two year in nursing in 1999. Did some work in long term care and hospice but never really loved the work like I thought I would. I took a break soon after graduati

ASN Program and Working Full Time

Quick story about me, I'm a high school student. When I graduate I will be moving an hour away from home to attend the best program for me. Will I be able to hold a full time job as a CNA and go to school to become an RN? I'm making the assumption

EMT-B to Trauma Nurse

It is my end goal to become a trauma nurse, I currently have my EMT-B, my main question really is would it be better/more time effective to go for my LPN to RN, or for my Medic to RN? As well as any schools to recommend, time needed, and cost involve