scubanurse

Good luck and congrats!!!

Rest in peace Lt. Thoughts and prayers to the family and friends.

That's great, but there is no way we would all compile a list like that. I think more with being completely sleep deprived and exhausted...

Seeing as we have members in all 50 US states, and numerous other countries, I do not see how that would be feasible. Unless you are offering to start compiling a list of every class offered in every state and country? Sorry that's a snarky response. I'm hot and tired and just generally cranky. I really think a state website would be better suited for you to find what you're looking for. Good luck.

I'll give it a shot.... nothing can hurt at this point.

http://www.emtcity.com/topic/24027-online-ce/?hl=%2Bonline+%2Bceu

Looks good!

SHHhhhhh don't wake the trolls!!

Welcome

Ew yuk pickles. I haven't had weird cravings really which is probably because I am not really craving any food. Zofran works most of the time. Even the dogs are getting sympathy morning sickness...

Not even funny Island! I thought hitting 14 weeks would mean more energy and less puking.

Sorry I wasn't more clear in my post.

My questions about Paramedic-RN bridge programs are this: 1) What degree do they have? 2) What is their ability then to go on to a BSN program? I don't know of many hospitals who will hire RN's these days. Yes they are out there, but a lot of hospitals will always have BSN preferred under qualifications. I'm on the fence about bridge programs between two different disciplines such as Paramedic and Nursing. I personally started from scratch and I am happy that I did. I re-took chemistry, microbiology, statistics, a much much more in-depth A&P program than medic school. I feel like my understanding of pathologies and pharmacology is better now than it was when I finished medic school. That is more of a reflection of the program I chose to do for medic school though than anything else.

Congrats Mike!

Don't worry buggy looks a lot more like a baby now! If only I can stop this morning sickness. Which is a lie! It's all night, and all day sickness.

Welcome!

As a former paramedic and now RN (just waiting on boards) I haven't found many positive reviews of programs that go paramedic to RN. I would look at an accelerated BSN program that works for you. I know of at least one program that is aimed at health professionals currently working.

Welcome!

Hahaha Denver still has nothing on DC as far as overpopulation, crowded roats, and humid awful weather!

No worries, I've been busy all week anyways. I'm just glad you had fun in CO.

Gee...thanks for the invite guys Glad you had fun chbare.

Nooooo where else will we post random rumblings?

I think Arctic is saying the company has been around for 30 years. I like the 30 years of service to the community...

Welcome back

No one could have really predicted that this patient would have become at combative. I have had postictal patients that are not all thy combative, confused yes, but not all will become violent.