Susana Appiah

My name is Tiffany and I have over 10 yrs plus experience in the healthcare/home health care fields..i want to further my education so I can help the elderly in there homes not just as a aid/CNA but as a traveling physical therapist..it sounds exciting to me

I'm an incoming Nursing Student and was accepted into a ABSN program. The program I am attending is asynchronous and relies heavily on the student to be self-motivated. I want to stay on top of the book work and even ahead if possible but I've never been in an asynchronous class before.

I feel like if I do it, I won't like it seriously. I don't want to do a career I don't like

will it be worth my time?

What would be a good minor for a Bachelor of Science Nursing student to have to support vertical career growth in healthcare? What specific careers within healthcare would purposed minors support?

#Spring25

I'm interested in becoming a RN first, then gaining enough experience to become a travel nurse. I wanted to know how often I would actually move as a real travel nurse.

I have already got my Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification and I am also wondering how I can apply this to my future career. I would like to come out of nursing school being a Nurse Practitioner and I want to know how long this might take. I would also like to know how long it...

I’m just starting college at 30 to try and set my kids up for a better future I’ve already picked my major as a Bachelor in science of nursing to be a travel nurse.

I'm currently a high school senior, but I will be entering college in the fall for pre-nursing.

How can I study in a way where I retain the information, and what website/books/sources helped you through nursing school? Is there anything you regret putting time into study wise (that didn't work)?

I am starting nursing school in the fall of this year and I originally wanted to continue after I get my BSN to become a midwife. Now I have been interested in become a Nurse Practitioner because I want to possibly open my own wellness center but still want to be a midwife. Would I have to get...

I am attending midwifery school this summer 2025 and I would love to seek out mentorship but am not sure how to network correctly.

I recently got accepted into a nursing program and would love to hear from others who’ve been through this, especially those who returned to school later in life. How did you manage school, family life, and everything in between while staying motivated? Why do you think certain habits or...

I am incredibly excited to be a nursing student, but my biggest fear is getting burnt out easily. I am used to difficult high school courses, but how will that translate over to college? I also plan on double majoring or minoring in family/child studies, female studies, or neuroscience in order...

I'm an upcoming college freshman considering double majoring in nursing and psychology. I've researched and personally heard stories about double majoring and the rigorous workload that comes with it, but would it be necessary for my career path?

As a second-year undergrad student, who has an on-campus job, what other resources can I locally use that could benefit me as a young first-gen and Mexican female, whose parent are no longer in the country?

What are the challenges of nursing school?

Is working in the phlebotomy field a organized area or are most nurses unorganized?

I am a sophomore in high school who knows they want to work in the medical field but not quite sure just what. I'm really interested in being a life flight nurse/dr but I feel like I don't know enough about it to know for sure if it's the path I wanna take.

If you really want to work with blood and drawing it is it worth going through all the nursing?

I'm a junior in Perry, Georgia who would like to become a travel registered nurse. I am interested in reading, animals, and cooking. I love meeting new people and being able to help whenever I'm needed.

I am an aspiring pediatric nurse practitioner. Next year I will be in my first year of nursing school. What is the best way to maximize my chances of a quick transition into the nursing field and obtain a high paying position. #Spring25

Especially when advocating for patients and navigating new roles.

I'm entering a BSN program in the fall and I'm nervous that academic will consume me, leaving no time for work-life balance.

I'm early on in school and I've been thinking a lot about where I might like to start my career as a nurse once I get my RN. I know some nurses love ICU or ED while others have a gift for hospice or mental health/psychiatric. I'd love to hear your stories and advice about finding the right fit,...

By the end of that year, I was ranked 7th and became a straight-A student. That shift made a huge difference in my life. Now, as a senior, I have a 3.8 GPA and I'm ranked 5th in my class. I'm really proud of what I've accomplished, especially considering how far I've come from my freshman year....

Nursing school

I am a rising sophomore nursing student, and would love to acquire a good job after graduation. What can I do now to help me in the long run with nursing?

I forgot to mention my friend said that after the terrible experience with my meeting with the dean, and how the director treated me, that I should consider asking the Sister if we should date situation to the President of the school? She believes that if I make a strong case, especially after...

For better context, i'm probably going to be subsisting off of FAFSA money and (should I prove to be lucky enough to get one) scholarship money, too.