Fall 2013 Healthcare Requirements Deadline Reminder
Gloria,
ATTENTION ALL Fall 2013 CLINICAL STUDENTS:
Please verify that all of your health
requirements for the upcoming Fall 2013 are up are up to date.All
health requirements are to be turned in no later than
Friday, June 21st to UL 900 or else you may be dropped from your classes for
the fall 2013 semester.
The following is a list of required health requirements
that MAY
need to be updated:
Immunizations
·Negative PPD – Every 12 months unless otherwise stated
·Chest X-Ray for Positive PPD’s - Every 3 years
·Tdap (diphtheria) one time dose
·Tetanus-Diptheria
– Every
10 years
·Hepatitis B Series, Shots 1-3 or Titer with
Lab Results
·Varicella Series, Shots 1-2 or Titer with Lab
Results
·Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Series, Shots
1-2 or Titerswith Lab Results
·Flu Shot (Annually)
CPR Card (Renewed every 2 years) for on campus sessions
with Dr. Washington (nursing faculty), please contact Acorley@gsu.edu for session dates and
times.
OSHA Blood Borne
Pathogens Certificate of Completion (available on Desire 2 Learn NSRC
under clinicals folder)
Annual Liability
Insurance Payment** $13 payment should be paid on-line.PLEASE NOTE:Please call the office of Records
and Information(UL 900) at 404-413-1200 or email Wanda Little at
wglittle@gsu.edu to ensure that your health requirements are current.
06-14-2013
Help Needed
Looking for a nursing student who would be interested in gaining in home health care for my 52 year old sister with CP. She requires help with all her daily living needs. This is a flexible night and weekend PT position. Contact Kim McLaughlin at biggeemac@earthlink.net
06-11-2013
Multiple Nursing Student Scholarships Available
Students,
AfterCollege has multiple scholarships available with upcoming deadlines on June 30th. Complete the short, online applications to be considered.
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06-11-2013
HEALTH ANNOUNMENT FALL 2013
Gloria,
ATTENTION ALL Fall 2013 CLINICAL STUDENTS:
Please verify that all of your health
requirements for the upcoming Fall 2013 are up are up to date.All
health requirements are to be turned in no later than
Friday, June 21st to UL 900 or else you may be dropped from your classes for
the fall 2013 semester.
The following is a list of required health requirements
that MAY
need to be updated:
Immunizations
·Negative PPD – Every 12 months unless otherwise stated
·Chest X-Ray for Positive PPD’s - Every 3 years
·Tdap (diphtheria) one time dose
·Tetanus-Diptheria – Every 10 years
·Hepatitis B Series, Shots 1-3 or Titer with
Lab Results
·Varicella Series, Shots 1-2 or Titer with Lab
Results
·Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Series, Shots
1-2 or Titerswith Lab Results
·Flu Shot (Annually)
CPR Card (Renewed every 2 years) for on campus sessions
with Dr. Washington (nursing faculty), please contact Acorley@gsu.edu for session dates and
times.
OSHA Blood Borne
Pathogens Certificate of Completion (available on Desire 2 Learn NSRC
under clinicals folder)
Annual Liability
Insurance Payment** $13 payment should be paid on-line.A link will soon be available on the
Desire 2 Learn website.The
website is currently under construction but notification will be sent
once the work is complete.
PLEASE NOTE:Please call the office of Records
and Information(UL 900) at 404-413-1200 or email
wglittle at wglittle@gsu.edu to ensure that your health requirements are
current.
Please view your Summer Clinical Assignments for the Second
Half of clinical rotations for the summer semester posted in theDesire 2 Learn (D2L) course
"Nursing-Student Resource Center." Please verify your assignment
(and that your name is spelled correctly) name, and complete the
corresponding paperwork requirements and turn them May 24, 2013. Please follow the student
instruction page explicitly when filling out and signing forms, and be sure
to include your name on each document. If you do not have access to the
Nursing Student Resource Center course, please email Wanda Little with your D2L user
logon information (ie.
jdoe2).
Also, please remember that
if your agency requires a drug screen or background check, the
information must be submitted directly
to the agency via advantage students, and not with your paperwork.
If your agency requires a
signature for tracking form, please make sure you sign the tracking
form.Failure to do so will
result in a clinical failure.
Please let me know if you have any questions or
concerns.
Friendly Reminder:
Make sure that ALL immunizations, fees and CPR card
are up-to-date. If you have outstanding immunizations, please call 404-413-1200.Failure to do so will result in a
delay in paperwork processing.
05-14-2013
SUMMER 2013 clinical paperwork due dates for: N3810 (Pysch STUDENTS):
Gloria,
Please view your Summer Clinical Assignments for thesecond half clinical rotations posted
in theDesire 2 Learn (D2L) course
"Nursing-Student Resource Center." Please verify your assignment
and the correct spelling of your name, then complete the corresponding
paperwork requirements and turn them in by May24 , 2013.
Please follow the student instruction page explicitly when filling out and
signing forms, and be sure to include your name on each document. If
you do not have access to the Nursing Student Resource Center course, please
email Wanda Little with your D2L user logon information (ie.
jdoe2).
Also, please remember that
if your agency requires a drug screen or background check, the
information must be submitted directly
to the agency via advantage students, and not with your paperwork.
If your agency requires a
signature for tracking form, please make sure you sign the tracking
form.Failure to do so will
result in a clinical failure.
Please let me know if you have any questions or
concerns.
Friendly Reminder:
Make sure that ALL immunizations, fees and CPR card
are up-to-date. If you have outstanding immunizations, please call 404-413-1200.Failure to do so will result in a
delay in paperwork processing.
05-08-2013
ADULT HEALTH NURSING (3510) MENTAL HEALTH (3810) STUDENTS FOR FALL 2013
Undergraduate Students taking Adult Health Nursing (3510) and Mental
Health Nursing (3810) for spring, 2008:
Undergraduate Students taking Adult Health Nursing
(3510) and Mental Health Nursing (3810) for Fall, 2013
Pre-clinical
Day – MANDATORY DAY – MONDAY, August 26, 2013 FROM
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Location TBA
For ALL
FIRST Rotation psychiatric students, we will all meet together for our first
clinical day, August 27, 2013 from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm.
There will be a math exam on the first Pre-Clinical
day, Monday, August 26, 2013. A mandatory score of 100 must be achieved on the
Math exam in order to continue in the class. Please come to Monday’s
class having worked the practice questions which will be posted on the
Undergraduate Announcements.
There will be time designated from 8 - 8:30 am to
answer questions and work problems you might have had difficulty with from the
practice questions. Come prepared to take the math exam at 8:30 am. Please feel
free to come at 8 am and utilize this time if needed. Dates & times for a 2nd
and 3rd math exam if necessary will be announced on Monday.
The complete schedule for the preclinical days,
handouts and course syllabi will be posted on D2L prior to the first day of
class.Please check the D2L
sites for both Adult Health and Mental Health Nursing as well as the
undergraduate announcements site for updated information.
CLINICALS BEGIN
ON August 27, 2013 – PLEASE CHECK THE UNDERGRADUATE NEWS AND THE NURSING
RESOURCE SITE DURING THE SUMMER TO FIND OUT CLINICAL SITES & WHEN CLINICAL PAPERWORK
WILL BE DUE. BE SURE TO CHECK THESE SITES AT LEAST TWICE PER WEEK DURING THE
SUMMER FOR UPDATED INFORMATION.
As is stated in your handbook, clinicals can be any
day of the week or any shift, therefore please notify Prof. Sims and Gordon at
least two weeks prior to the posting of clinical assignments, if you have class
conflicts, religious obligations, military obligations, or ride MARTA, so that
you can be placed at the appropriate clinical site.
Mental
Health :Boyd, M. A. (Ed.). 2012.Psychiatric nursing:Contemporary practice (5th ed.).
Philadelphia:Lippincott.
Recommended:
Beach, M. (2010). Disaster preparedness and
management. Philadelphia:F. A.
Davis Company.
Med/Surg
will use:
The med/surg text may be changed – you
will be notified via the undergraduate announcements when the decision is made.
Additionally,
you will need your Skills/Assessment, Care Plan, Pharm, Lab, and Patho books as
reference for this class.
05-06-2013
Dekalb Medical – Summer 2013 Nurse Residency Program – Apply NOW!
Dekalb Medical is pleased to announce an Open House and Reception for prospective graduate nurses interested in the Summer 2013 Nurse Residency Program in Labor and Delivery. Dekalb Medical delivers more than 5,000 babies per year. We have a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, care for normal and high risk childbearing women and their families, and are on a journey toward being designated a ‘Baby Friendly Hospital.
The Nurse Residency Program is structured to enhance the learning experience through didactic training and rotations through care of the laboring patient for Cesarean Section; post-anesthesia care of the obstetric surgical patient; care of the newborn; and care of Antepartum patient. Nurse residents are also oriented to the role of the Triage Nurse, and received some cross-training on the Mother Baby Unit.
The Women and Infants Leadership Team welcomes your interest in our patients, and looks forward to meeting with you to discuss professional career opportunities at Dekalb.
Our Open House is schedule for May 14, 2013 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm in the Atrium of the 4th Floor Atrium /Bobbie Bailey Women's Tower. All potential applicants should complete an on-line application by May 13, 2013, bring at least 3 copies of resume, a 5x7 Head shot and professional dress. The attached flyer is available to provide to your students with additional details and information.
04-30-2013
Attention Medsurg Students Attending Summer Clinicals
Clinical Paperwork for Southern Regional Hospital has been
posted to the Clinical Paperwork folder in Desire 2 Learn.
All students attending Southern Regional for the first half
of summer clinicals must complete all paperwork as
soon as possible.
04-30-2013
Attention Students Enrolled in Summer Clinicals:
First Half Rotation Updates and Reminders
All clinical paperwork must be
submitted to Wanda Little in Suite 900 unless otherwise stated in student
instructions.
Paperwork for Grady has been
updated on D2L, make sure you have submitted recently
revised forms.
St Joseph’s paperwork has been
updated.Check the clinical paperwork
folder in Desire 2 Learn for details.
Please view your Summer Clinical Assignments for the summer
semester posted in theDesire 2
Learn (D2L) course "Nursing-Student Resource Center." Please
verify your assignment, and complete the corresponding paperwork requirements
and turn them April 30, 2013.
Please follow the student instruction page explicitly when filling out and
signing forms, and be sure to include your name on each document. If
you do not have access to the Nursing Student Resource Center course, please
email Wanda Little with your D2L user logon information (ie.
jdoe2).
Also, please remember that
if your agency requires a drug screen or background check, the
information must be submitted directly
to the agency via advantage students, and not with your paperwork.
For CHOA Paperwork
Requirements, please submit only the following documents to Wanda Little:
Preclinical Orientation Checklist
Medication Calculation Test
Sign Tracking form located in Ste 900 UL Bldg
All other modules will be
collected the first day of clinical
If your agency requires a
signature for tracking form, please make sure you sign the tracking
form.Failure to do so will
result in a clinical failure.
Please let me know if you have any questions or
concerns.
Friendly Reminder:
Make sure that ALL immunizations, fees and CPR card
are up-to-date. If you have outstanding immunizations, please call 404-413-1200.Failure to do so will result in a
delay in paperwork processing.
04-18-2013
Summer 2013: NUR3710 Textbook
Bowden and Greenberg: Children and Their Families: The continuum
of care Publication Date: October 5, 2009| ISBN-10: 0781760720 |
ISBN-13: 978-0781760720| Edition: Second
Publisher: Elsevier
Attention Students Enrolled in N2160 For Fall 2013:
The following message was sent to your GSU email accounts:
Information about your uniforms and lab packs are attached. Please read
all instructions and make a note of important deadlines in the attached
files. Your lab pack will be sent to the school and uniforms will be sent
to your designated address. If you have already purchased your uniform
and lab pack, no further action is required.
Also, you will need to complete a background and drug screen
check via AdvantageStudents. A separate
email with more details will be sent later.
Please view your Summer Clinical Assignments for the summer
semester posted in theDesire 2
Learn (D2L) course "Nursing-Student Resource Center." Please
verify your assignment, and complete the corresponding paperwork requirements
and turn them April 30, 2013.
Please follow the student instruction page explicitly when filling out and
signing forms, and be sure to include your name on each document. If
you do not have access to the Nursing Student Resource Center course, please
email Wanda Little with your D2L user logon information (ie.
jdoe2).
Also, please remember that
if your agency requires a drug screen or background check, the
information must be submitted directly
to the agency via advantage students, and not with your paperwork.
If your agency requires a
signature for tracking form, please make sure you sign the tracking
form.Failure to do so will
result in a clinical failure.
Please let me know if you have any questions or
concerns.
Friendly Reminder:
Make sure that ALL immunizations, fees and CPR card
are up-to-date. If you have outstanding immunizations, please call 404-413-1200.Failure to do so will result in a
delay in paperwork processing.
04-11-2013
Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship for 2013 Fall Award.
Online applications for the Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship for 2013 Fall award will be accepted from April 15 to May 31, 2013.
Students must be accepted and enrolled for the 2013 fall semester in the Nursing program. Pre-nursing students are NOT eligible. For other eligibility requirements and to apply, please go here .
Only online applications are accepted.
04-10-2013
NUR3710: Summer 2013
NUR3710 Summer 2013
Please
release your criminal background and drug screen information to Children's
Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) as soon as possible.
Thank
you very much. Dr. Hall Grantham
04-08-2013
Student Lunch & Learn Presentation – April 17th
The Gerontology Institute is hosting a student lunch and learn on gerontology on April 17th. A free lunch will be provided. Click here for flyer. RSVP to mjain1@student.gsu.edu
04-03-2013
Students Taking NUR3510, NUR3610, NUR3710 or NUR3810 Summer 2013
Students Taking NUR3510 (Med/Surg), NUR3610 (OB), NUR3710 (Child Health) or NUR3810 (Psychiatric/Mental Health) Summer 2013 You will be taking the medication calculation test(s) the first week of class. You must pass the test at 100%. You will be given three opportunities. Click here for a practice test and click here for the answers. The times and dates for the medication calculation tests will be announced by your course administrators. Typically, the first medication calculation exam is given during the first class (pre-clinical day, or otherwise). You will need to bring a calculator---cellphone calculators cannot be used.
04-02-2013
ATTN STUDENTS TAKING N3510 & 3810 IN SUMMER '13
Please
be aware that special accommodations for clinical assignments are only made for
religious affiliations and military duty. As a courtesy we will also accommodate
MARTA riders. We cannot accommodate personal work schedules, hospital
preferences, driving distances, family events and schedules, child care issues,
etc. Please refer to your handbook and the document you signed upon acceptance
of admission to the School of Nursing for further information.
Thank
you for your cooperation as we do our best to provide a great clinical learning
experience for you.
If you are
supposed to take NURS3500 in the Fall 2013 semester,
please note you should register for SNHP3500. It is the same course but
includes an interdisciplinary focus. You should not need additional clearance
for this course.
03-28-2013
ATTN ALL STUDENTS
The N3300 Policy course will not be offered for Summer
2013.Please contact your advisor to be
authorized to take the course in the Fall 2013 or at
another time in your program plan.
Thanks!!
03-25-2013
NUR3710: Summer 2013
For students registering for NUR3710: Nursing Care of Children
and Adolescents Summer 2013: Class will begin Monday, May 13th at 0830 (first
medication calculation test will be given at this time). The other two
medication calculation tests will be scheduled during the first week of class.
According to gosolar, class will take place in Petit
Science Building, Room 250.
The class is a total of 5 weeks: May 13th thru June
16th (possible weekend clinical); there will be a total of seven 12
hour clinical days within the five weeks
Class days and times will be Mondays and Thursdays from 9:00
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Clinical will be either Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday (there may be other combinations for
your clinical experience).
Please be prepared to have observational experiences on days in
which you are NOT scheduled to have clinical in the acute care institution.
Please contact Dr. Hall Grantham (cgrantham@gsu.edu) with any questions.
03-25-2013
Undergraduate Students taking Adult Health Nursing and Mental Health Nursing
Undergraduate Students taking Adult Health Nursing (3510) and Mental
Health Nursing (3810) for spring, 2008:
Undergraduate
Students taking Adult Health Nursing (3510) and Mental Health Nursing (3810)
for Summer, 2013:
Mandatory day
May
13, 2013 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
There
will be a math exam on the first day Monday, May 13, 2013. A mandatory score of
100 must be achieved on the Math exam in order to continue in the class. Please
come to Monday’s class having worked the practice questions that will be
available through the Undergraduate Announcements.
There
will be time designated from 8 - 8:30 am to answer questions and work problems
you might have had difficulty with from the practice questions. Come prepared
to take the math exam at 8:30 am. Please feel free to come at 8 am and utilize
this time if needed. Dates & times for a 2nd and 3rd
math exam if necessary will be announced on Monday and Wednesday.
Classes
during the summer session will be on Monday & Wednesday 9 – 11:30 am
May 13th to July 31st, 2013. Clinicals will be on
Thursdays, Fridays. Clinical shifts can be 8 hrs.or 12 hrs. Clinical
assignments will be posted early in April with specific dates and times and
clinical sites.
There
will be a mandatory 4 hr clinical site orientation session on Tuesday May 14th;
further information will follow from your clinical instructors.
The
complete
schedule and course syllabi will be posted on D2L prior to
the first day of class.
Classes
in the summer will be on Mondays & Wednesdays 12:30 – 3:00 pm
starting May
15,
2013 – July 31, 2013. Clinicals will be on Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays at varying schedules. Clinical assignments will be posted within the
next week with specific dates and times and clinical sites.
There
will be a mandatory 6 hr clinical site orientation session on Tuesday June 18th,
further information will follow.
The complete schedule, handouts and course
syllabi will be posted on D2L prior to the first day of class.
There will be mandatory simulation exercises
on a Tuesday from 9 am-2:30 pm. The specific date for your clinical group will
be available during the first week of classes. All students are required to
participate. Failure to participate will result in an ‘I’
(incomplete) in both courses. Further information will follow.
Mental Health :
Boyd, M. A. (Ed.). (2012). Psychiatric
nursing: Contemporary practice (5th ed.).
Philadelphia:Lippincott.
Recommended:Beach,
M. (2010).Disaster preparedness and management.Philadelphia:F. A. Davis Company
Med/Surg will use:
Smeltzer, Susan C. and Bare, Brenda G. (2010),
Brunner and Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing (12thed) Philadelphia, PA, Lippincott, Williams, &
Wilkins
Additionally, you will need your
Skills/Assessment, Care Plan, Pharm, Lab. & Diagnostics and Patho books as
reference books for this class.
Please check the D2L sites for Adult Health
and Mental Health Nursing as well as the undergraduate announcements frequently
for updated information.
03-18-2013
THE MARGARET E. MAHONEY FELLOWSHIPS
The Margaret E. Mahoney Fellowship:
Apply Through April 8
To honor the legacy of the late
Commonwealth Fund president Margaret E. Mahoney, The Commonwealth Fund, Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation, Carnegie Corporation, The New York Academy of
Medicine, and other founding donors have created a new fellowship program for
health professional students, focused on transforming health care delivery
systems for vulnerable populations and early childhood development and
prevention.
The Margaret E. Mahoney Fellowships will provide stipends to support medical,
dental, nursing, public health, and public policy students to participate in
eight- to 10-week research and policy projects focused on addressing the
health needs of vulnerable urban populations. Projects must be conducted with
or supervised by a senior professional mentor in an academic, government, or
nonprofit institution in the Greater New York/New Jersey area.
Margaret E. Mahoney was president of The Commonwealth Fund from 1980 to 1995.
Throughout her distinguished career, she was passionately committed to
addressing the health care needs of vulnerable populations, especially
developmental services for children.
The Commonwealth Fund is a private
foundation that aims to promote a high-performing health care system that
achieves better access, improved quality, and greater efficiency. If you
received this alert as a "forward" and would like to subscribe or
if you would like to receive alerts on other issues, register for My Commonwealth Fund. If you would like to
unsubscribe, please go to the Manage Subscriptions page at http://www.commonwealthfund.org/subscriptions.aspx
or write to e-alerts@cmwf.org
.
Attention Students taking N3510 & 3810 (med/surg & psych) in Summer '13.
There
will be a brief meeting on Monday 3/25/13 immediately following your Pathophysiology
class at 2:45pm in PSC Rm. 250, to provide information about summer classes and
clinicals. Please make every effort to attend so that
your questions can be answered.
CONGRATULATIONS TO HEATHER VELON AND CHASITY TURNER!!!!
Please join us
in congratulating Heather Velon (lead
author) and Chasity Turner
on receiving the first place award for the poster presentation at the
Georgia State University Undergraduate Research Conference (GSURC). The
title of their project is "Relationship of sleep disturbances and
physical symptoms among college women."
Chasity (lead author)
and Heather also presented another project at the GSURC
"The feeling about the nursing education program among pre-nursing and
nursing students: a photovoice approach,"
which has also received very good feedback from the viewers
too. Dr. Yu-Ping Chen at Physical Therapy Department is the
co-sponsor for these projects.
Heather and Chasity, we are very proud of you and we
are looking forward to working with you for the part II projects,
which you will be presenting at the GSURC 2014.
Congratulations
Heather and Chasity!!
Shih-Yu
(Sylvia) Lee, RNC, PhD
Associate
Professor
School of
Nursing
Byrdine F. Lewis School of
Nursing and Health Professions
Affiliated
Faculty Partnership for Urban Health Research
Georgia State
University
P.O. Box 4019,
Atlanta, GA 30302-4019
TEL:
404-413-1176
FAX:
404-413-1205
03-13-2013
Fall 2013 Senior Practicum Meeting
Senior Practicum Meeting for Fall 2013
Students:
March
15th, 12 Noon - 12:45 PM in General
Classroom Building (GCB) 305.
03-13-2013
Summer 2013 Clinical Students
Gloria,
ATTENTION ALL SUMMER 2013
CLINICAL STUDENTS:
Please verify that all of your health requirements for the
upcoming Summer 2013 semester of clinicals are up to date.All
health requirements are to be turned in no later than
Friday, April 5th to UL 900 or else you will be dropped from your classes
or blocked from registering for the Summer 2013 semester.
The following is a list of required health requirements
that MAY
need to be updated:
Immunizations
·Negative PPD – Every 12 months unless otherwise stated
·Chest X-Ray for Positive PPD’s - Every 3 years
·Tdap (diphtheria) one time dose
·Tetanus-Diptheria – Every 10 years
·Hepatitis B Series, Shots 1-3 or Titer with
Lab Results
·Varicella Series, Shots 1-2 or Titer with Lab
Results
·Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Series, Shots
1-2 or Titerswith Lab Results
·Flu Shot (Annually)
CPR Card (Renewed every 2 years) for on campus sessions
with Dr. Washington (nursing faculty), please contact Acorley@gsu.edu for session dates and
times.
OSHA Blood Borne
Pathogens Certificate of Completion (available on Desire 2 Learn NSRC
under clinicals folder)
Annual Liability
Insurance Payment** $13 payment should be paid on-line.A link will soon be available on the
Desire 2 Learn website.The
website is currently under construction but notification will be sent
once the work is complete.
PLEASE NOTE:Please call the office of Records
and Information(UL 900) at 404-413-1200 to ensure
that your health requirements are current.
03-07-2013
Students Taking Senior Practicum in Fall 2013
Mandatory meeting on Friday, March 15th from 12 Noon - 12:45 PM to
discuss senior practicum. Location will be announced
later. You will be asked to complete an important form during the meeting
that will be utilized to submit requests to area hospitals for your placement.
This is the only informational meeting that will occur prior to the fall
semester. If you cannot attend the meeting, then please make arrangements
with one of your cohorts to obtain the information for you.
02-25-2013
Attention Students:
Registration for Summer 2013 at GSU starts on 03/04/13 and ends 05/12/13.
Fall Registration starts April 1st and ends on August 23rd.
You should begin meeting with
your advisor between now and until the end of March for Summer
and/or Fall 2013 advisement and to obtain approval to register for the upcoming
semester. Please review the following information and adhere to any
instructions that apply to you:
·If
you will be a T4 or an A2 next semester, you will need to discuss your
graduation plans with your advisor to determine when to apply for graduation.
·If
you have a registration appointment from the registrar's office, please note
that you will be able to register without penalties during your appointed time
until the registration period ends.
·You
should check your Paws account to ensure that any GSU registration holds,
including ones for emergency contact information, have been released. You may
contact me for assistance at wglittle@gsu.edu
if you are not able to register for courses within two weeks after meeting with
your advisor.
·Students requesting to take
Policy or Research in advance of their program plan will be placed on a
waitlist. Please note that there will be no decisions made about the waitlist
until all Fall semester A3’s and T5’s have registered
for these courses. Once a decision is made, students on the waitlist will be
notified about the availability of space in the course.
Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions
404 413 1181 (Phone)
Fax
404 413 1150 (Fax)
Georgia State University
Urban Life Building Suite 900
P O Box 4019
Atlanta GA 30303-4019
02-22-2013
ATI
Attention Students
A representative from ATI will be on campus to demonstrate how
to use the study tools and resources that you purchased from ATI. This is
a great opportunity to ensure that you are taking full advantage of your
investment with the ATI package. This event will be held on March 29th,
in Kell Hall 131, from noon until 1pm. Snacks
and drinks will be served along with any lunch items you wish to bring.
02-18-2013
WellStar Kennestone Regional Medical Center is now hiring New Graduate RNs
WellStar Kennestone Regional Medical Center is now hiring New Graduate RNs for the Spring 2013 RN New Graduate Residency and Fellowship Program (BSN strongly preferred)
WellStar strives to deliver world-class healthcare for a community exceeding 600,000 people. WellStar is more than 11,000 strong to meet the health demands and needs of our communities. With five unique hospitals, over 1,000 beds, and a strong Physicians Group, WellStar has become a shining example of what’s possible when talented, passionate people dedicate themselves to making a difference in the industry and in the communities we serve.
Join the team named one of the Top 100 Companies by Working Mother Magazine.
Interviews are happening now for the Spring 2013 Programs which will begin April 1st, April 29th and May 13th and will include 1-2 classes per month for a 1-year duration. Specialty areas include: Acute Care, Critical Care, ED, Telemetry, Surgical and Women's Services. If you know of any December 2012 graduates who may be interested, tell them to apply now.
If you are selected for an interview, you will be required to provide an official transcript and 2 letters of recommendation (one from a clinical instructor; the other from a preceptor).
For our Spring 2013 Program, we hope getting the word out will encourage the BSN New Grads from December to apply now!
For May and August 2013 graduates, we will again be interviewing in June/July for the Fall 2013 program which will have a series of start dates in October. We will provide you the Fall 2013 Program start dates in October as soon as they are available.
Thank you for your interest in WellStar. We are an equal opportunity employer.
02-06-2013
Reminder for Current T5 Students Interested in Graduating in Summer 2013
Meeting
this Friday, Feb. 8th from 11:45 AM - 12:45 AM in PSC 250. Attendance at this meeting is mandatory in
order to be prepared for the summer semester. If you miss this meeting, then
you will be responsible for obtaining the information from one of your cohorts.
02-06-2013
ATTN: STUDENTS GRADUATING SUMMER 2013
Good Afternoon Students
This notice is an attempt to
address some concerns recently reported by a number of students:
Students graduating this
summer:
It has been verified by the
Graduation Office that students graduating this summer may participate in
Spring Commencement. The Dean’s office is also allowing students
graduating this summer to participate in the Spring Convocation. However,
you must notify the Graduation Office that you intend to graduate this summer.
Nursing Student Resource
Center:
Unfortunately, it was
recently discovered that an unanticipated error occurred that prevented the
Nursing Student Resource Center course from migrating to Desire 2 Learn.
Thank you for your continued patience. We are working
diligently to get it operational again within the next couple of weeks.
Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions
404 413 1181 (Phone)
Fax
404 413 1150 (Fax)
Georgia State University
Urban Life Building Suite 900
P O Box 4019
Atlanta GA 30303-4019
02-04-2013
The Strong Voice for Nurses in Washington
Unsafe staffing levels.
Cuts to Medicare reimbursements.
…America’s nurses MUST. ACT. NOW.
As your advocate in Washington, ANA-PAC fights to ensure that nurses interests are protected in Washington. By making a contribution to ANA-PAC, you can ensure that nurses have a voice.
Now is the time to act and stand up for what you believe in. As indicated by the results of Gallup’s latest annual survey, nurses are seen as the most ethical and honest profession in America. Nurses consistently capture patient and public trust and often shoulder the responsibility of being the strongest advocates for patients who are vulnerable and in need of support.
In honor of your colleagues, your profession and your future – make your PAC contribution today!
Thank you for your support,
Faith Jones, MSN, RN, NEA-BC
ANA-PAC Chair
02-01-2013
Attention: Current T5 Students Interested in Graduating in Summer 2013
There
will be an information meeting on Friday, Feb. 8th from 11:45 - 12:45.
Location will be announced later. Please plan to attend if you are interested in
graduating this summer 2013.
01-29-2013
After College/AACN Nursing Student Scholarship
****Message for students*****
$2500 Nursing Scholarship: Deadline to Apply January 31st
Students, The deadline for nursing students to apply for the AfterCollege-AACN Scholarship is this Thursday, January
31st.
We invite you to apply for this and other current scholarships before
the deadlines have passed!
Career Opportunities on AfterCollege.com If you’re looking for a paid internship or job, visit our AfterCollege Career Network, created specifically for
members and alumni of our program. Employers interested in hiring
students from our program can post opportunities directly to this Career
Network; making it the best place to find relevant career opportunities.
Best
of luck to you! Sincerely, AfterCollege
Scholarship Committee
Since 1998 AfterCollege has contributed over $800,000 to scholarships
and student activities in various majors. AfterCollege
is proud to help deserving students pay for their school costs!
Add group-updates@aftercollege.com
to your address book to ensure that you receive AfterCollege emails to your inbox. You are receiving
this email at the account sdodson@gsu.edu because you are
subscribed to outreach emails.
AfterCollege, Inc., 98 Battery Street, Suite 502, San
Francisco, CA 94111, 415-263-1300.
U.S. Patent 7,213,019
01-23-2013
ATTN NURSING STUDENTS:
Attention Students:
If you plan to submit a petition to request early graduation (by
combining your T5 and T6 semesters) for the upcoming Fall
semester, it is time to start making preparations to apply. Guidelines
and information about the application process are listed in the Nursing
Undergraduate Student Handbook. You are strongly advised to make an
appointment to discuss early graduation plans with your advisor.
Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions
404 413 1181 (Phone)
Fax 404
413 1150 (Fax)
Georgia State University
Urban Life Building Suite 900
P O Box 4019
Atlanta GA 30303-4019
01-11-2013
Minority Student Nurse Scholarship
Applications are now being accepted for the 2013 Chi Eta Phi Sorority-Gamma Chi Chapter, Minority Student Nurse Scholarships. Please review the attached file for information and to print the application. The application deadline is Friday, February 22, 2013.
01-09-2013
Nurs 4510 Caring for Communities and Families Clinical Asssignments Spring 2013
Community clinical assignments were sent to
student GSU email accounts. Please check your student email for your clinical
assignment, information about preclinical orientation and a practice medication
test.
If you have any questions, contact Professor Kirkendoll at kkirkendoll@gsu.edu
Thank you,
Kenya
Kenya D. Kirkendoll,
MSN, MPH, RN
Clinical Instructor Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health
Professions
Georgia State University
P. O. Box 4019
Atlanta, GA 30302-4019
Office: 404-413-1163
12-14-2012
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS
Hello ALL of my wonderful students;
Just wanted to say how proud I am of all of you!! You all
have gotten through this semester with a bang! I want to congratulate all the
seniors who are graduating this semester….WhoooHooo!! You all are going to be awesome nurses….can’t wait
until you all take care of me! I’m a queen so I need the royal, VIP
treatment. Let’s welcome all the new students who will be starting Spring 2013! Kudos for being the competitive bunch…we look
forward to your journey here with the School of Nursing.
You guys make me smile, laugh and feel appreciated. I
am passionate about serving top notch, committed, passionate students.
You all make the job worth all the hard work. It is my desire to see you all
successful and serve the community!
This message is to formerly let all of you know that I will
be leaving the School of Nursing. My last official day will be January
31, 2013. I have so many wonderful individual experiences with many of
you. Some of you have become close friends of mine and I am so grateful
for these relationships. I thank God for allowing me to be in the
position to encourage, inspire and motivate students to be successful in ALL of
their dreams. Success consists of hard work, commitment,
dedication and passion…..all of these characteristics are in many of you….
I NEVER felt burdened to service you all…but it is a
privilege to serve such wonderful, top notch, and appreciative students.
Many of you show your appreciation in so many
ways so I thank you for making me feel appreciated!
I love you all….I won’t be far…and I still will be watching
to make sure that you all are staying on your GAME!! I will be moving to the
Office of Academic Assistance, room 809!! Please feel free to stop by and visit
me…my door is still open!
I will miss you guys but know that you all are going to be
successful in EVERYTHING that you all do!
Thank you for allowing me to service YOU!
Ciao, Ciao
Angela
Corley Academic
Advisement & Admissions Counselor, Undergraduate Program Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing & Health
Professions
Georgia State University
Urban Life, Suite 901
404-413-1184 (office)
404-413-1150 (fax)
In preparation for the first
week of class, please read the following chapters (Bowen & Greenberg,
2010): [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11/content for
1/14], [1/18 content/chapter 15:
cardiovascular]
You need to re-visit growth and
developmental theories, particularly Piaget (cognitive) and Erikson
(psychosocial) and remember the stages according to age. In addition, review
critical developmental milestones, especially up to 6 years of age.
Come join us at Camp Kamaji for Girls
for a summer of work. . .
kids. . .smiles. . .laughter. . .and fun!! learn more
12-12-2012
Piedmont Hospital Heart Symposium – SAVE THE DATE – February 1, 2013
This is a save the date announcement from Piedmont Healthcare regarding their Heart Symposium on February 1, 2013. This symposium will cover updates on Heart Failure, LVADs, Afib, Valve Clips and Readmissions. It is believed that it will be free for students, but that is not definitive at this time. Watch for more information after the first of the year.