Published Jan 12, 2008
b-girl
34 Posts
Can anyone guide me to where I can find specific state rules for certification of NPs?
I graduated from a primary care program, but I am interviewing for an acute care position and I wanted to be sure that my state allows primary care certified NPs to work in an acute care setting.
Thanks :)
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
17 Articles; 45,819 Posts
You need to check with your state BON, b-girl.
I've looked all over their website and can't find anything. When I call to speak with a representative (twice) they always reply that they don't know.
I had read an article a while ago (I can't remember where) that broke it down. I was curious if anyone had a link to a similar article that discusses how the whole role of NPs in primary and acute care is changing and state-to-state specifics :)
i think this is thread you are needing:
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contains this link:
https://www.pncb.org/ptistore/control/exams/ac/faq
i think this is thread you are needing: permalinkcontains this link:https://www.pncb.org/ptistore/control/exams/ac/faq
unfortunately that isn't the article i was thinking about. i've been searching the pncb site as well.
oh well..
thanks for trying.. i really appreciate it :)
Good luck.
core0
1,831 Posts
Unfortunately that isn't the article I was thinking about. I've been searching the PNCB site as well.Oh well..Thanks for trying.. I really appreciate it :)
Oh well..
Thanks for trying.. I really appreciate it :)
Is this the article you are looking for (Medscape registration required):
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/506277
There Texas BON also has information here:
http://www.bon.state.tx.us/practice/apn-scopeofpractice.html
Not sure what state you are in.
Finally here are the competencies for FNP and ACNP from NONPF:
http://www.nonpf.org/ACNPcompsfinal20041.pdf
http://www.nonpf.org/finalaug2002.pdf
David Carpenter, PA-C
Thank you, David, for the assist. I didn't have time to research the links. Appreciate you.