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Hello Student! I work in the ER and have never heard of this story! How bizarre! If I had this patient, I would immediatley assess if the necklace was obstructing her airway in anyway. If not and she
Amy: No...you do not need a separate associates degree. Just take all your prereqs for nursing first then apply to the 2 year nursing program. I would get the 2 year curriculum from the college for
Hello Hannah, Thank you for your question. The answer is Yes. Most hosptials do not require a bachelor's. Just an RN. If there is an opening in that field, they will train you for your specialty. But
Hello Hannah, Thank you for directing this question to me. As long as you have passed your state board exams and have a current RN license you can work in any speciality. Some employers will find
Hello again Heidi ;-) It sounds like you would make a really good RN! If your husband is supportive and willing/able to help with the kids while you do clinical and study, I would say "go for it"

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