UVA Grad Nursing, you said that your state is changing its Nurse Practice Act to keep primary care NP's from working in specialty areas. What state is that? BTW, I ended up enrolling in an...
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
Hi, Jani78rn, I've been an ED nurse for two years. As you could tell, nursing is a second career for me. When I made the switch, I was accepted to several three-year-long NP programs for non-nurses....
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
I was rejected, but that's OK since I figured out I'd really rather do the Acute Care program, anyway. But I am curious to hear about the writing sample (in case I get an interview for the Acute Care...
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
That's interesting . . . I have 3 degrees outside of nursing (a master's, a doctorate, and another bachelor's), a 4.0 in the science classes, and 3.75 in the nursing classes (from a nursing school...
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
I didn't think they did interviews. At any rate, no word of any kind yet. Attended an info session on the Acute/Trauma/Emergency NP program a few weeks ago, and they said that they admit about 20...
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
Yes, everyone I've spoken with at FNP programs across the country says the same thing----they never imagined they'd ever see this many applications. I think it's because everyone wants to get started...
ED_Nurse_in_the_Hood replied to stevie22's topic in Maryland Nursing
Not sure whether this is true or not, but the word on the street is that they accept only 10 people a year for the program. If we're talking about hundreds of applications, and we assume that many if...