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1. Frontier FNP program

   mtfnp replied to NVM's topic in NP

   The school does not require labor and delivery experiences for the FNP students. And I can honestly say that when you get into practice 695 hours won't seem like it was nearly long enough.

2. Frontier FNP program

   mtfnp replied to NVM's topic in NP

   There is a lot of reading involved. There are lectures both online and in the syllabi. There are also learning activities to be done for each section--these are best done by dividing them up among study group members and then sharing the info. Div...

3. Epocrates

   mtfnp replied to Nursebaby23's topic in General Nursing

   try the free version first, see if you find it helpful. It has many of the same features as the subscriber version. http://www.epocrates.com

4. Anyone gone through A+P 1+2 and not cover a system?

   mtfnp replied to BoonersmomRN's topic in Pre-Nursing

   Immune and lymphatics are often covered better in pathophysiology...as is thermoregulation. Nutrition is most often a course by itself, often not a required course.

5. Anp Program Online??

   mtfnp replied to SthRNBelle's topic in NP

   Have you looked at Frontier? It is very reasonable, under $400/credit hour. http://www.midwives.org (they also train midwives) It involves 2 trips to the campus, clinicals are arranged in your home community or nearby.

6. Frontier FNP program

   mtfnp replied to NVM's topic in NP

   I did the full time option. I thought that since I worked 32 hrs/wk and did my BSN, I could do Frontier and work 32 hrs/wk. Wrong! But I also have a husband and three children. I started in August, and by December I knew that I had to give somet...

7. Frontier FNP program

   mtfnp replied to NVM's topic in NP

   I graduated from the Frontier FNP program in August 2004. What in particular would you like to know? Don't go into it as a full time student and expect to be able to work full time and have a family life, too. There is a part-time option available...