[epiphany]

I'm starting the CNM program in UPenn this summer fulltime, 18 months. It's a dual program for CNM/Women's NP.

Wanted to share this info with you all. For those looking to see how the program goes, please feel free to email me.

I meant to go into the CNM program, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the Women's Health is built into the CNM program so that you can end up with a dual degree. It was very forward thinking of UPenn - to make sure that you can be licensed as a woman's NP as well.

Wish me luck.

[beckinben]

Good luck to you!

Just remember, the down side of dual certifications is that you will need to pay for two certification exams ($$$$) and for maintaining two certifications (also $$$$).

Becki

[BAtoCNM]

epi-
i'm starting at penn this summer and in the dual concentration as well. i tried to private message you but your box is full. feel free to private message me!

[rchamp59]

Good luck and congratulations!

A friend of mine will be interviewed by UPenn in the next two weeks. Can she ask you questions about the interview process?

Thank you,
Roland

[epiphany]

Originally Posted by rchamp59

Good luck and congratulations!

A friend of mine will be interviewed by UPenn in the next two weeks. Can she ask you questions about the interview process?

Thank you,
Roland

absolutely, please have her contact me right awat. I am travelling in a different country at the moment but will check my mail when I can.

[BAtoCNM]

Likewise, I"m happy to help.

[epiphany]

Originally Posted by BAtoCNM

epi-
i'm starting at penn this summer and in the dual concentration as well. i tried to private message you but your box is full. feel free to private message me!

Done. look forward to talking to you.

[rchamp59]

Originally Posted by epiphany

absolutely, please have her contact me right awat. I am travelling in a different country at the moment but will check my mail when I can.

Hi Epiphany,

My friend has quite a few questions for you. Any thing you can tell her will be helpful. It is always a nervous time to prepare for an interview. Thank you in advance, and I hope you are having a great trip!

I have not posted anything here in a long time. You can reply to a private message (I forget how.).

What is the interview process?
What questions did they ask? Do I need to go over the OB textbook to prepare for some questions should they ask?
How many interviews did you go through? How long did it take?
Would you mind to tell me something about Barbara Reale? It is very likely that she will be my interviewer.
Any suggestions for preparing for the interview?
How is the OB/GYN program? Do you like it so far?
Do you think it is possible to do the program full-time while working full-time?

Thank you so much.
Roland

[epiphany]

Originally Posted by rchamp59

Hi Epiphany,

My friend has quite a few questions for you. Any thing you can tell her will be helpful. It is always a nervous time to prepare for an interview. Thank you in advance, and I hope you are having a great trip!

I have not posted anything here in a long time. You can reply to a private message (I forget how.).

What is the interview process?
What questions did they ask? Do I need to go over the OB textbook to prepare for some questions should they ask?
How many interviews did you go through? How long did it take?
Would you mind to tell me something about Barbara Reale? It is very likely that she will be my interviewer.
Any suggestions for preparing for the interview?
How is the OB/GYN program? Do you like it so far?
Do you think it is possible to do the program full-time while working full-time?

Thank you so much.
Roland

I sent you a private message.

[NRSKarenRN]

For those that can't afford Penn's program. look at Philadelphia University's program MS in Midwifery