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I'm going! I'm a post-grad. FNP student (my MSN is in Nursing Education) and I graduate in Dec. 2017. I'm looking to go into ED or Urgent Care so I'm trying to work on developing some of those skills and procedures so I can find an ED job when I graduate. It's my first AANP conference but I didn't want to pass it up.
!Chris
I'm going! I'm a post-grad. FNP student (my MSN is in Nursing Education) and I graduate in Dec. 2017. I'm looking to go into ED or Urgent Care so I'm trying to work on developing some of those skills and procedures so I can find an ED job when I graduate. It's my first AANP conference but I didn't want to pass it up.!Chris
Chris,
It's a great conference and has so many great options, especially if you want to learn some new skills. Are you planning on taking in any of the additional workshops?
I would love to go, and even live close enough. But I can't afford $545 registration fee (and I'm an AANP member!) and my employer will not pay it. I can get plenty of free CEUs from the membership site, so it isn't even worth it for CEUs. I wish the fee were more reasonable, definitely under $300.
CVNP
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Is anyone else attending this year? Let's start a roll call and discussion!