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So I am a Neuro ICU NP. Our team admits our own patients to the Neuro unit (seizures, Myasthenia, MS, Stroke, etc) but then we are also the critical care consult for all of Neurosurgeries patients...

If anyone is interesting in critical care in the Midwest we are hiring for NPs in a Neuro ICU, really an intensivist role with comprehensive care

I personally got my clearance to test and scheduled my exam for 3 weeks later and told myself I would study hard in that time. I will tell you that at about the two week mark I was wishing I had...

I didnt take the FNP exam but I took the ANCC ACNP exam and I would say definetely review your ethical terms. Having a clear understanding of the definitions will help decipher the questions. As for...

Perhaps look into taking a class or going to a lecture/conference related to case management. I' not in case management so I don't know what is out there but I'm sure there is something. Without...

YES! This! Juan- It sounds like you have a great set up for the orientation and training of ACNPs. I wish we had that going on where I am. Unfortunately, we don't have a lot of ACNPs in my area...

I happened to be on my alma mater's website, and I noticed that they have completely gotten rid of all of their MSN level Nurse Practitioner programs and have turned them into a DNP. I'm assuming...

As mentioned before the PTO option is there but you could also look into taking a leave of absence when clinical hours are the heaviest.

Ha! incredible, incredibly.....thats what I get for posting when I've been up for a long time! Clinicals are really what you make of them. We had to find our own preceptors so I was sure to find...

Yes, there are programs that go from an RN to MSN, they are just few and far between I believe. I am aware of a program in the midwest that has an RN to MSN program, its a private school in Omaha. ...

Hi! I think the ACNP is a great route for you if you want to stay in the critical care environment. So, here's my answer to your questions: 1.) Are you happy choosing this route instead of FNP? ...

I work roughly 4 days a week but sometimes 3 (it depends on if I am on days or nights for the week) My day shifts are 10 hour days and my night shifts are 12 hrs. Its easier for me to say in the...

Congrats. I dont think you will regret the decision to go back to school at all. I just finished my ACNP in December and have recently passed the ANCC certification exam and am starting my new job...