Herzing PMHNP

[NP_Student20]

Hello everyone, I will be starting the new PMHNP program at Herzing University in September. Trying to see if there is anyone else that will be starting the program so that we can connect. Since it's a new program, there is no topic about this specialty and maybe this can provide opportunity for potential students to discuss.

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

I am not sure how much paper writing there will be in the PMc-PMHNP program. I do know that when I got my MSN it was nothing but writing APA papers. I appreciate having the APA manual but, it takes time to set your paper up and if you are not careful you can make a mistake. I wanted to share with my nursing peers a great resource that is very affordable. This resource formats your word document, creates your title and reference pages, and does your citations for you. You just fill in the blank and it formats it. The product is called PERRLA, LLC. perrla.com 

I hope you find this helpful ? 

[brandita5, ADN, BSN, MSN]

1 hour ago, stephcope said:

I am starting the PMc-PMHNP program at Herzing in January and also received credit for the 3 P's but was told it would take until August 2022 to complete the program.  That is a total of 5 semesters.  I was told they do not allow you to "double up" the clinical rotations into one semester which is how you would be completed quicker.  How did they say you could complete that quickly??  

Hi @stephcope! I should have clarified to add that I also received credit for "Advanced Roles for NP." This gives me seven courses to complete. I plan to begin in March 2021 and will finish in August 2022 - also five semesters. You must have an extra class to take. I wanted to start in January, but my advisor said there were no classes for me to take. My first required course is available in March - psychopharmacology. We may have that one together. I'm still considering a couple of other options but am strongly leaning towards Herzing. 

[brandita5, ADN, BSN, MSN]

1 hour ago, Denise Durham said:

Btw.....the email has a Power Point Presentation regarding the clinical readiness course to review.

I am considering beginning this program in March. On my course plan, it states the Clinical Readiness course is worth 0 credit hours. Do you know what it consists of? Is it just an exam, review, what?

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

brandita5

It is required reading and attestations that must be completed during the course of 8 weeks. You are correct, it has no credits but, it is required to be completed otherwise they will not approve you for clinical. I hope this helps! ?

 

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

brandita5, maybe this will help.....

Clinical Preparation Seminar

To help prepare you for your first clinical rotation, you will be registered for CR010 Clinical Readiness in your first term.  The CR010 is an 8-week seminar, during which you’ll be provided additional information regarding clinical, CastleBranch, Typhon, and other vital resources. The goal of the seminar is provide the information needed to navigate the clinical process and to promote clinical success in your graduate nursing program.

 

CR010 is 0-credit seminar and does not require traditional coursework in the form of papers or discussion questions.  Instead, you’ll be required to view various items and complete certain attestations. You will be required to successfully complete this seminar in order to start your first clinical rotation.

 

Please review the attached PowerPoint overview which provides additional information about your upcoming CR010 enrollment. The CR010 Clinical Readiness seminar will appear in Canvas, our Learning Management system, at the start of the term.

[brandita5, ADN, BSN, MSN]

1 hour ago, Denise Durham said:

brandita5, maybe this will help.....

Clinical Preparation Seminar

To help prepare you for your first clinical rotation, you will be registered for CR010 Clinical Readiness in your first term.  The CR010 is an 8-week seminar, during which you’ll be provided additional information regarding clinical, CastleBranch, Typhon, and other vital resources. The goal of the seminar is provide the information needed to navigate the clinical process and to promote clinical success in your graduate nursing program.

 

CR010 is 0-credit seminar and does not require traditional coursework in the form of papers or discussion questions.  Instead, you’ll be required to view various items and complete certain attestations. You will be required to successfully complete this seminar in order to start your first clinical rotation.

 

Please review the attached PowerPoint overview which provides additional information about your upcoming CR010 enrollment. The CR010 Clinical Readiness seminar will appear in Canvas, our Learning Management system, at the start of the term.

Thank you! Very helpful. Best of luck in your program.

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

Thank you and I wish you the best, as well! ?

 

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

I know I read it somewhere but, I can't locate it now. Does anyone know how far in advance you have access to your course? I think it's two or three days prior to the start of the class but, I honestly am unsure.

Thanks ?

[Zenunml]

Saturday before class starts ?

[Denise Durham, ASN, MSN]

Thank you. Much appreciated!

[Racquel Glass]

Hello everyone,

 

I am a prospective student looking to get some advice and feedback from currently enrolled students about the pmhnp program. I would really appreciate any insight on your current experiences, positive things about the program, frustrations etc . Your feedback would be greatly appreciated !

 

Thank you so much ! 

[Abiodun Adeyiga]

Hey Racquel, well I cannot say much about the program now because I am just starting the program this January 11th. However if you read the review on here. Many people said so many good things about the program so far.