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Transfering From Community To University!?
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I am a high school senior and i will be graduating early in january. i would like to go to community and get me associates in nursing to become and RN and then transfer to wayne state to eventually become a pediatric surgeon. what exactly would that process be? In other words what classes would i have to take, do i apply to a pre-med program at wayne then med school or do i apply right to the medical school? Nobody can give me answers, not even our crappy counselors at school.
any help would be appreciated!
thanks 
How Does One Get Rn Pediatric/mental Health Experience If You Need It To Be Hired In The 1st Place?
Filed in The Category Pediatric Hospitals
I want to work as a nurse with adolescents in a mental health setting… however, I was looking at jobs at local hospitals & all of them require at least a year in mental health RN or pediatric RN experience. How exactly am I supposed to get this experience if no one will hire me without it? I’m confused.
Dental Hygienist Or Rn?
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which should i take?
I like both especially if i work w/ kids.. in nursing i’d like to work in pediatrics or eventually in the NICU
In dental id like to work in pediatric dental care (i love kids)
could i take both? im going for an associates degree.
I want to help ppl but would also like to someday have a family n id like a flexible, good paying job.. both pay good i live in Houston n i’ve searched around pay for RN is @ $30 n for dental is $30-36, im pretty sure i could easily get a job in both
Which would you recommend?
Ive also thought about becoming a dentist somewhere in the future
right now id like a 2yr degree in either R.D.H or R.N.
BUT IM CONFUSED I DONT KNOW WAT TO DO!
PLZ GIMMIE SOME ADVICE =(
Have You Asked About Your Hospital’s Visitor Restrictions This Flu Season?
Filed in The Category Pediatric Hospitals
Just curious how many women know that hospitals all over the country are starting to implement visitor restrictions in light of the H1N1 pandemic. My hospital started them today. Only 3 adult (age 16 and up) visitors at a time, siblings only ages 5-16, and absolutely no children under 5. Pediatric units and NICU units are even more strict with their policies and are restricting visitors to parents only in some cases. Quite a few women have been upset by these policies and think it’s unnecessary / overreactionary. What do you think?
I’m In Community College, And Considering Changing My Major From Nursing To Physical Therapy.?
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As I said, I’m interested in switching my major to physical therapy. However, our school does not offer that program. I believe they do offer career certificates and training programs in jobs such as: Pre-Pharmacy, Physical Therapist Assistants, and so on. I’m unsure of how I would go about obtaining an associates degree in that field. I would like to primarily work in a pediatric setting. Here’s a list of classes I have taken, and maybe someone can help me out with this…by telling me which would transfer and which one would not. I’m going to also speak with my advisor to find out further information. I really would like to expand my knowledge in the field, and obtain a Master’s at La Salle, Temple, Rutgers, or any surrounding Philadelphia school.
Here’s a list of what I’ve already taken/I’m signed up for:
SUMMER 2008: Remedial 4-day Algebra course
FALL 2008: Remedial Reading Skills III; Nutrition; Computer Literacy; Basic Psychology
SPRING 2009: Developmental Psychology; English Composition I; Health & Wellness
SUMMER 2009: Sociology
FALL 2009: Basic Micobiolgy; Biomedical Ethics
SPRING 2010: English Composition II; Social Conflicts; Chemistry
****THE ONLY COURSE I NEED TO RETAKE IS ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I******
In the summer, I’m going to try to take Statistics or an easy science like Biology.
What Does Inp Stand For On A Hospital Armband?
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I am sitting at the hospital with my girlfriend and she has one of those patient armbands on, and there a lot of abbreviations on it. Some of them are PED and DOB which are Pediatric and Date of Birth, but there is one that comes after PED, INP and we have no idea what is means and would like to know just because we are bored! thanks!
Does Tamiflu Sound Worse Than The Flu Itself. And Will You…?
Filed in The Category Pediatric Associates
… be running to your doctor to get some for your kids?
http://www.fda.gov/CDER/Drug/infopage/ta…
How Much Would A Pediatric Nurse Get Paid?
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at first a i wanted to be a pediatrician, but found out it takes a lot more schooling and studying, and found it to just be easier to become a pediatric nurse, the college i am going to also has programs for it.
So I was wondering how much a pediatric nurse would get paid a day,week,month, and year if they worked in the main hospital of the region. Also people say it varies based on where you live, lets just say i live on the East Coast of the U.S.
Community College Vs. University To Become A R.n.?
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I am 17 and am in the first semester of my senior year.
I have been debating if I should become a Nurse, a Pediatrician, or just a kinder-garden/pre-k teacher ever since 10th grade… I loveeeeeeeee kids&I want to be involved with them in my career. but now, I finally know what I want to become.
I want to become a R.N. but am confused about many things..
1) Is it better to attend a community college&get my associates or attend a university&get my BSN ?
2) If I attend a community college and switch into a university to get my BSN do I need to take 4 more years of college after my 2 from the community college or will it be 2 years from then community college plus 2 more years from the university?
3) If I take a community college plus a university will I have my associates and my BSN or just one or the other ?
4) Will I have to become a pediatric nurse to help kids or will the R.N. take care of it ? After the R.N. do I need to take extra years of college to become a pediatric nurse ? Do R.N.’S and pediatric nurses do the same things or are they totally different ?
last question (hopefully)
5) After 2 years of community college can I just take classes on-line at a university ? is that better ?
Do Pediatric Nurse Practitioners Have To Work In Hospitals Or Can Theny Work In Pediatricians Offices?
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Nurse practitioners be it pediatric or specialty can work in both hospitals and Dr. offices. NP help doctors out when they aren’t easily available and can do some duties a doctor can do but have to consult a doctor for orders in patient care.
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