Fired From First NP Job: Struggling Emotionally

[CH_NP]

I was let go today from my 1st NP job after working there for 10 days. I was told I wasn't a good fit and I needed more training. It is ironic that they have so many students in the clinic yet they won't spend enough time training me. I feel defeated and I am struggling emotionally. I was told they like me and I can get in touch with them when I am more equipped and have gained more experience. I was upfront with them that this is my first NP job. They should have not hired me if they will just let me go this quick. If only I would get fired I should have not resigned from my previous RN job. I don't know what to do. I don't know anymore if NP is for me or if should I just go back to working as an RN. Any advice? 

[Kamen-Rider-Nurse]

Well bless your heart, I appreciate your perspective, though I can't say I feel underprepared—just more than a bit surprised that the resources to succeed weren't readily available to hit the ground running. I did attend a brick-and-mortar school, and while residencies are a wonderful option for some, they're not always as common, especially down here in the South. We may not have the abundance of residency programs like other areas, but I'm always eager to make the best of every opportunity. Thank you kindly for your insight!