Kane Educ Seminar experience?

Has anyone had experience with Kane Educational Seminar? I graduated 8 years ago, just recently passed my boards, not sure whether anyone would hire me since it has been a long time.

Any thoughts, advice would be appreciated. Thank you

How To Challenge The Board From LVN To RN

Hi All! One of the wonderful and truly generous nurses that mentored me during my rotations while I was in nursing school told me that it was possible to challenge the Board of Registered Nurses to allow me to take the NCLEX-RN after having completed

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is it possible to change from PACU Rn to Psych RN? I have 30 years experience with the last 7 years in PACU. I have always had an interest in Psych and now would love to pursue it. Any thoughts.

advice on changing jobs

Hello,
I need some advice on a decision I need to make. I will try to make this short. First here's my background:
I've been a nurse for 8 years. I have been away from the hospital setting for about 3 years. I remember the dread at the start of my

Sacramento California board of nursing

I'm going to Sacramento personally tomorrow/Wed to see if they can speed up my license endorsement from FL.

Any advice?

Thanks,
Michael How did that work out? Did you have any luck speeding up the process? Comment:Yes indeed. They were able to speed u

LVN county job questions

Ive recently accepted a job offer at a county job for an LVN position and this is new from what im use to. Ive been at SNF for 6 years and a SNF is all I know. Hoping the transition will be a smooth one. Anybody ever worked at outpatient care as a cl

Accepted into nursing program but two things holding me back...

Hello,

I was just accepted into nursing program starting in January of this upcoming year. Unfortunately in 2013 I was charged with a misdemeanor for possession of marijuana. I did everything I was supposed to for that. Then just recently I got an OW

Rule follower-how to survive

I've learned since I started nursing that I am very much a rule follower. I feel like I have to do everything by the book, catch every mistake, (even if it isn't mine) and just overall feel like I have to be perfect. As everyone knows, this is impo

"not recommended for rehire"

I recently quit my current job and gave two weeks' notice (which I am just about to complete).

Our hospital has three HR categories for terminated employees - "eligible", "not recommended," and "not eligible" for rehir

Does the employer care which college i graduated from for practical nursing?

is that the employer caring which college i graduated from for practical nursing?
I hear George Brown has a good name for employers but Centennial is nearby my house. So how I select it? please help! thanks! Select the school based on their NCLEX pass