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Live in austin, tx right now and thinking of moving to denver in the next1-2 years. I have my bsn and almost 8 years of experience in med/surg, tele and now in ambulatory surgery. What do you think?...

Yes, Georgetown np program is accepted in Texas. I was interested and spoke to a recruiter. They find your preceptors and you only have to go to Washington, D.C. Twice. The recruiter was extremely...

Thanks! I actually live in austin so it might be a great fit. I'll look into it,

Hi,Does anyone know if there are any online master's programs in nursing education and nursing leadership/management? Thanks!

I did apply! Now waiting to hear back.... Anyone else?

Hi,Just wondering if anyone is applying for Texas tech online np program spring 2013? Deadline is tomorrow!!:).

So I'm thinking of applying to georgetown's online FNP program but was wondering if the cost is truly worth it? I live in Austin now and there are state schools that are a fraction of the cost but we...

Hi,Looking to find out more about the program:- how often do you have to go to Lubbock during the program? how hard is it to find NP preceptors in the Austin area? Does the school help at all? How...

I'm Thinking about applying to Frontier's FNP program and was looking on the admission web page to get some info. They recommend/suggest getting recommendations from NPs but I was going to get my...

I'm Thinking about applying to Frontier's FNP program and was looking on the admission web page to get some info. They recommend/suggest getting recommendations from NPs but I was going to get my...

I have 7 yrs experience( med/surg, tele, ambulatory surgery) would that help if we are thinking of moving to the Portland area? Are there prn options? How easy is it to get a RN license( have ny and...

Soi am thinking about getting a masters in management/leadership and i was wondering if it matters where my degree is from. Is it harder to get a job with an online degree ( thinking of UT...

So i was thinking of becoming a pediatric np. Are there jobs? Is it too specialized and is it better to become a family np and then work as a PNP? Thx!

The main trauma, level 1 hospital is university med center brackenridge part of the seton system. There r 2 main networks here Seton and St. david's. The other main icus are 'seton medical center'...

Hi! Anyone have experience with the univ of florida's bsn to dnp program? Specifically the family np tract? How is the workload, professors, clinical placements, etc? Thanks!

yup! when working nights i would always get sleepy around 3-4am. i would put my head down in the nurses station and rest for 15-20 minutes. everyone was cool with it and some people would take a...

Does anyone know about thE job market in texas specifically in Austin? Thanks!!

Yes ive heard of people doing this. There is actually a thread on the 'certified nurse midwife' board about this. Good luck!!

I know salary varies from region, experience etc but what is the average starting salary for a new grad CNM? Specifically, im in Austin,tx. Thanks!!

So ive been hearing a lot about ' oh she's too short or small to have a vaginal birth bc the baby is too big' lately. Can you decide if the mother's birth canal is too small based on the mother's...

I can totally understand. I worked l&d at a baby factory in nyc and was horrified. I started wrking there versus other hospitals bc there were midwives but only medicaid pts saw the midwives. How...

So I'm thinking of applying to Frontier next year And had a question about how the online classes are at Frontier. Another board was discussing how good/bad their online courses are and I was...

i would suggest going straight to RN b/c when you graduate you will have many more options. do you have a bachelor's already in something else? if so, have you thought about an accelerated BSN...

so i've been a nurse for 5 years and i'm strongly thinking about leaving nursing and becoming a speech pathologist. there are many reasons but i was wondering if any one has done this or has any...

i would suggest volunteering at a hospital if possible. not sure if you can volunteer in the NICU but maybe mother/ baby to get your feet wet. If you can't volunteer, maybe find a nurse you can...