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June 2012 Visa Bulletin
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: immigrant visa for nurses, nurse visa, retrogression update, Visa Bulletin, Visa Retrogression
- UA Scrubs “Forget Me Not White” Round Neck Scrub Top ~ this top is ultra feminine with flower-shaped buttons and lace embroidery trim on the bottom hem. It makes you feel like you are outside in a field of flowers instead of stuck at work!
- Koi Scrubs “Mon Amour” Print Scrub Top ~ this pink and blue floral top is so stylish it blurs the line between regular clothes and scrubs. The pleated neckline and smocked pockets give it girly touches and the background images of postcards and cameras are subtle reminders that your summer vacation is (hopefully) right around the corner!
- Crocs Scrubs Crossover “Crystal” Top in Kiwi ~This lime green scrub top is as functional as it is fashionable, it has Crocs signature “Croc pockets” for storage and is designed to be ultra flexible to move with you.
- Butter-Soft Scrubs by UA Scallop Neck Top in Picante~ Tangerine was named the Pantone color of the year for 2012 and this bright orange shade is a great way to showcase this trend in your medical uniforms without being overpowering.
- Koi Scrubs “Celebration” Bridgette Top ~ with stars and stripes just like the flag, this scrub top is a classic, complete with a novelty front tie and star shaped beads!
- UA Scrubs “Blast of Stars” Mock Wrap Scrub Top ~ this top brings the fireworks right out of the sky and onto your scrubs and red piping along the mock wrap adds an extra “punch” of color.
Nurse Licensure Examination Application Goes Online
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: June 2012 Nursing Board Exam, Nurse Licensure Examination Application, PRC Board Exam Application
Step 1: Pick 1 “basic color” that you feel most comfortable in (whether it’s black, brown, gray, white or navy) or whichever one that you have to wear based on your team’s uniform regulations
Step 2: Find out which colors are best based on your coloring (skin tone, eye color, hair color) these are divided into either warm or cool—here are examples of each: Warm: Oranges, Reds, Yellows Cool: Blues, Greens, Purples
Step 3*: Put more emphasis on switching up your scrub tops, when you vary tops people are much more likely to notice something new and fresh vs. scrub bottoms
Step 4: Most importantly: make sure that the colors you pick are ones that you will feel confident wearing, not just because they’re “right”! Feeling good about your appearance will be the best accessory for your scrubs and put the spring in your step.
- Jackets are great for complimenting a printed top with a corresponding solid pant
- Ones that feature elastic cuffs help keep you warm in chilly air conditioned buildings and keep sleeves out of your way on the job!
- Do: Choose clothes that work with your natural curves, this way your outfit will encourage the correct proportions
- Do: Look for high-waisted, straight leg pants so the eye is drawn to a thin middle
- Don’t: Don shapeless or boxy styles, like baby-doll tunics or oversized cardigans
- Try: Cherokee scrubs mock wrap tunic, wrap tops create a diagonal movement across the body which is more forgiving and the v-neck flatters curves without overdoing it
- Do: Wear a fitted jacket to “break up” the shape and create a more defined waist
- Do: Select styles that cinch at the middle but flare out at the bottom to boost curves, like boot-cut pants which give the impression of all-around shapeliness
- Don’t: Pick anything too flowy or unstructured like Empire-waist tops
- Try: Ruffles, fluttery sleeves, and ruching help to add volume to bust and shoulders, which subsequently adds definition to the waist
- Do: Look for dark wide-leg pants, they will slenderizes thighs while creating a longer and slimmer silhouette
- Do: Opt for boatneck tops under a hip-length jacket, drawing attention to the open neckline broadens the shoulders to offset fuller hips and evens out lower body proportions
- Don’t: Reach for skinny pants, they won’t create a flattering shape, along with items that are too oversized Try: Printed tops draw the eye upward, paired with a solid, dark pant to elongate, try the Cherokee scrubs ½ elastic ½ drawstring waist pant for a smooth shape
- Do: Stay away from large prints or horizontal stripes on top
- Do: Lean toward darker colors to make you appear thinner
- Don’t: Go for high necklines, puffy or gathered sleeves, and prominent collars or frills, these will exaggerate width
- Try: V-neck, side stretch panel tops, the contouring and vertical seaming will help create a favorable line, paired with boot cut or cargo pocket pants to “balance” overall shape
December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Results
Posted by Lyle, RN Labels: December 2011 NLE Results, December 2011 Nurse Licensure Examinartion Results, December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Results
DECEMBER 2011 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION RESULTS
- Full text of the Official Result of the December 2011 Nurse Licensure Examination
- School Ratings in the December 2011 Nurse Licensure Examination
- December 2011 Nursing Board Exam Topnotchers
- Complete list of successful examinees in the December 2011 Nursing Board Exam