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Pinkmetallic posted:Question for anyone who has taken (and passed) the NCLEX-RN: I highly recommend kaplan, and take their NCLEX class if you can They give you a different book that isn't available in stores (I have both) and it was worth the month It is a bit pricey, 500 USD.
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Passed my NCLEX-RN Looking for a a job now Anyone got any hot tips for jobs in Southern California? Any where from LA to SD is fine with me I've only applied to a few hospitals, but they hate new grads for the most part. I might just got for a SNF job while I obtain my BSN
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Hughmoris posted:How hard was the NCLEX for you? Fairly hard, I don't really study, but my friends said I was pretty intense during the 3 weeks I was studying for the NCLEX, do yourself a huge favor and sign up for some coursework, I recommend kaplan You can aim me for anything else, I'd be glad to help. AIM: terence is away Pixi posted:You can come work at my hospital! We pay pretty ok, our ratios are decent, and we have a nursing residency program that will allow you to go right in to NICU, ED, etc. PM me if you want the info. Nursing residency starts in July, I believe. I dont have PMs  I can e-mail if you post it, or my e-mail is terencecah at gmail dot com
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So it's been a few months since I started working as an RN in a nursing home, and the money is nice, the experience is okay, and my co-workers are supportive. But I'm still desperately trying to find a job as a new grad RN in an acute setting. Anyone know of hospitals starting new grad programs soon?
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