Noodle411 ADN, MSN, RN, NP

Adult-Gero NP

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About Noodle411

Noodle411 has 10 years experience as a ADN, MSN, RN, NP and specializes in Adult-Gero NP.


I like leading a simple and peaceful life - nursing is not simple. 

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    Suggestion for EMR

    SimplePractice.com Janeapp.com
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    AGNP AANP

    I highly recommend this course: https://npreviews.com/ Helped me pass after failing x1 (previously used Leik, Fitzgerald, and another review book).
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    NP exam

    I can only guess that you took the ANCC *acute* care NP exam since you also mentioned having taken the AACN exam. Since you mentioned having difficulty with "professional role and core competencies" portions, I might recommend taking Sarah Mich...
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    Business knowledge or idea

    Hello, I am considering self employment as well, which led me to Justin Allan's courses page. This is the link. https://elitenp.com/products/ Hope it helps you figure out what business might best suit both of your skill sets. ...
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    The "easiest way" to pass the AANC test?

    I empathize with you. I also failed my first attempt. Sarah Michelle's course helped me pass the board exam. I was able to pass my exam far earlier than the allotted time. The questions seemed easier the 2nd time around, too. https://npreview...
  6. https://www.sage.edu/admission/apply/international/ https://grad-catalog.sage.edu/nursing/nursing-ms I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but I know my NP school accepted international students and I'm certain there are others in th...
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    NP Military Spouse Overseas

    I am an NP who is also a mil. spouse. I did look into this a while back, but for different reasons. I don't want to bore you, so I'll get straight to the resources that you may find beneficial in the following links to ThriveAP and USA Jobs (you can ...
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    Gift Idea for Preceptor?

    I gave one of my preceptors a 3-in-1 charging cable that has a USB-C, a Lightning plug for iPhones, and a micro USB so that she can charge both her Android phone and her iPhone at the same time (as she had borrowed mine a few times). For another pre...
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    How does telemedicine work? Esp as an NP

    Yes, there are certainly limitations to not being able to do a physical exam on a patient and patients need to be made aware of this as well when making their appointment for telemedicine/telehealth/televisit. Since I do not work with pediatric ...
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    Training for new NP's

    Hi Nichole, Since your original post was in January, I am wondering what your experience ended up being (now that it's been nearly 10 months later). I am curious because I find myself in a similarly specific position -- I graduated in May 2020 (AGNP)...
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    Best RN job experience for FNP

    Speaking as a newly graduated adult health NP, here's my experience and what I learned: As an NP student, I also thought that I would need special RN experience that would help prepare me for the NP role. However, I learned (and was told by f...
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    Personal malpractice insurance

    According to the American Nurse's Association (ANA), "Many nurses mistakenly believe they are covered by their employer's liability insurance — until a licensing board complaint or lawsuit is filed and they find that no one is advocating for their in...
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    Corrections Nurse for a New Grad

    From 2014-2016, I worked in state correctional facility, in the Long-Term Care units run by Corizon, a contracted company. I worked strictly per diem and worked a variety of shifts. Since I'm not sure how they do things in other facilities, so I can ...
  14. Hi Flor, I worked in corrections as my first job as a new grad RN; worked for there for 2.5 years in long-term care units of a max B facility. I applied for a hospice position in a hospital - emailed my cover letter and resume. In spite of my having ...
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    When to apply

    I'm replying based on my own experience when I was a new grad. I would say 2-3 months prior to the time you expect that you are able to work... Graduate, pass NCLEX, and get professional liability insurance. Hope that's helpful. Wishing you all the b...