As for the question Dr. Anderson asked about teaching VN students, I have thought about doing that before. Some programs allow you to teach LVN class with just your ADN. I was going to do that earlier this year but it was just not going to work with my schedule. It is a possiblilty that I would do this in the future while working on my FNP, but once I finish with my Masters, I have to work as a FNP. I have to admit it does have to do with the money aspect of things. I would rather teach if I had my ultimate choice, but the pay does make a difference in my choice. I wish money did not have to be an option, but unfortunately it does. I will enjoy being a FNP though, but in the future I hope to be able to just teach, whether it be LVN, ADN, BSN, or MSN. As for my week, I am going to start putting all my information about my change project into a paper. I am finished with everything and the project is in motion. Once all the new supplies are in, the hospital will no longer use the older style needles without a safety feature in place. Everyone is on board and the project I feel will be a success.