Jul 31
Mark SingleyLpn europe, geriatric nursing, jobs, Lpn, nurse, private duty, work placements
Hi I’m looking to do short work placements in palliative or geriatric nursing which are what my experience is in. Anyone have any ideas where to apply for these jobs? I am a Canadian LPN looking for the opportunity to do some travel for the next year or so in Europe. Excellent references, responsible 51 year old nurse. Open to considering private duty or nursing in a facility. Thanks for any assistance.
Jul 31
Mark SingleyScholarships and financial aid sydney australia, td bank
I’m going to to be doing a Master’s of Physiotherapy program in Sydney Australia. TD bank has a max of ,000 and I’m looking for an additional ,000 to make it ,000 overall. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Jul 30
Mark SingleyLpn healthcare field, olympia, olympia college, practical nursing
I am a senior in high school and I woiuld like to go into the healthcare field. I was thinking about not going to a traditional university and going to a school such as olympia college to get a degree in practical nursing. Is this a good idea?
Jul 29
Mark SingleyLpn immigration requirements
I want to learn about the needed immigration requirements
I would love to hear about EN
Jul 29
Mark SingleyLpn belford university, credentials, line degree
Major……LPN, my background and credentials are good. Is Belford University recognized, are their credentials accepted anywhere? (On Line Degree)……
Jul 28
Mark SingleyScholarships and financial aid 3 years, emergency fund, enough money, living expenses, Student Loans Q&A
I’m graduating this June and I’m going to have about 30,000 canadian in student loans. I want to pay off my loans as quickly as I can even if it means sharing a room with someone. I’m planning to take at least 50% of my pay check to go into loans. So maybe around 900 a month, which allows me to pay off my loans in about 3 years. I’m normally a saver anyway and I can live cheaply. I would have just enough money left over for rent and living expenses. My rent would only be about 400 dollars. Plus, I have savings right now that would work as my emergency fund. Do you guys think that it’s a good idea and is it worth it financially? My thought is that it would save me on interest even though it would be hard for a few years, but I will be much better off in the long run. Any suggestions?
Jul 28
Mark SingleyLpn pros and cons
Did it work out, Please tell me the pros and Cons of something like this.
Jul 27
Mark SingleyLpn classwork, clinical experience, clinical experiences, grads, graduating with honors, hitting the ground, medpass, pointers, quot, relocate, rn
I am a new LPN grad with honors and was wondering if anyone could tell me the best firm or firm that is willing to accept new LPN grads for travel nursing. A lot of the firms that I have contacted thus far are wanting one year experience or more or will only hire RN’s. Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW i do have a lot of clinical experience but am still green in quite a few areas but my classwork is excellent and I will be graduating with honors.
I know that to most "getting my feet wet" with a year’s experience may so be the best option but I really feel I am capable of hitting the ground running with my extensive clinical experiences. Taking that into consideration and knowing that there are firms that DO hire new LPN GRADS which of these are the best and do you have any other pointers for me? What I’m weak on I can bone up on and I am very strong on Medpass and most procedures. I am a very quick learner….I am really itching to get out of this area and relocate and travel nursing would be ideal to find my new home!
Jul 27
Mark SingleyDiet and Weight Loss, Nutrition calorie content of foods, calories, calories needed per day, food
Food is by and large the main source of calories for us all, and therefore, if we care about our weight, we should be paying at least some attention to what we eat and how much, as well. The reason being that our body handles calories by storing any excess as body fat.
This procedure is much influenced by our metabolic rate, which in turn is affected by how active we are and our genetics. Some people can eat a lot and yet not easily gain weight while others are not so fortunate. Nonetheless, it still helps to know and be mindful of the calorie content of foods, at least for common ones.
The amount of calories needed per day is also a factor, and finding out how much is an optimal calorie intake for your needs can help you in planning your daily meals better. This calorie intake is not fixed and depends a lot on individual needs.
An athlete may need 3000-4000 calories a day, depending on how intense their training is. It is said that a swimmer like Micheal Phelps needs more than 10,000 calories a day! A normal person would not need more than 1800 calories, but again this is highly subjective.
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