Nursing Students Male Students
Published Dec 16, 2005
hello, i was wondering, did anyone get a grant or scholarship to go to nursing school? how about a male nursing scholarship?
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
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how often do you have serve as an expert witness.
I've served 5 times this year.
pampa's finest
21 Posts
hey, i forgot to wish you a merry christmas the last time, sorry. i hope that you had a good one.wow so you're kind of like your own boss then, as in you decide which case to take, or how does that work? how long did it take you to become a NP after you finished your RN?
hey i forgot to wish you a merry christmas the last time, sorry. i hope that you had a good one.wow so you're kind of like your own boss then, as in you decide which case to take, or how does that work? how long did it take you to become a NP after you finished your RN?[/quote']Well a belated Merry Christmas to you, too, pampa.I worked as an RN for a little over 5 years, then did a 4 year preceptorship with an OB-GYN for 4 years before seeking certification as OB-GYN NP.
Well a belated Merry Christmas to you, too, pampa.
I worked as an RN for a little over 5 years, then did a 4 year preceptorship with an OB-GYN for 4 years before seeking certification as OB-GYN NP.
Well a belated Merry Christmas to you, too, pampa.I worked as an RN for a little over 5 years, then did a 4 year preceptorship with an OB-GYN for 4 years before seeking certification as OB-GYN NP.
i see, so is the preceptorship a necessity? and what the heck is it!
i appreciate you takin the time to answer my questions just want to make sure that i know all of my options.by the way is that picture of you?
i see, so is the preceptorship a necessity? and what the heck is it! i appreciate you takin the time to answer my questions just want to make sure that i know all of my options.by the way is that picture of you?
No, a preceptorship is not necessary. I chose that because this particular physician took an interest in my ability and wanted me to go to NP school. The only program he considered was one where the individual RN does a 4 year preceptorship and then completes a 6 month NP program in obstetrics/gynecology to allow you to be certified. Those programs no longer exist.
And, the picture. Well, yes, that's me.
NOT!!!!
I am quarter American Indian, but, the Indian maid in my avatar is not I. **sigh**
No, a preceptorship is not necessary. I chose that because this particular physician took an interest in my ability and wanted me to go to NP school. The only program he considered was one where the individual RN does a 4 year preceptorship and then completes a 6 month NP program in obstetrics/gynecology to allow you to be certified. Those programs no longer exist.And, the picture. Well, yes, that's me.NOT!!!!I am quarter American Indian, but, the Indian maid in my avatar is not I. **sigh**
LOL, i see..sorry! so is that picture in your profile you?
LOL i see..sorry! so is that picture in your profile you?[/quote']Yes, that's my piccy.
Yes, that's my piccy.
old-MLF
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check and see if you state will pay or help pay if you agree to work in that state for one year. I am thinking the state I just moved from had that policy. Or even check into working for the government (like at a VA hospital). Good luck
well see, to me they look close, so i thought maybe that pic in your avatar was like a custom shot or something.
Well, thank you for the compliment, pampa.
youre welcome, and it's the truth!
hello mlf, yes i was going to inquire at the VAMC in Amarillo it there was like a work/school program that i could do to see if they would help me pay for school and then in return i could work for a year. thank you for your suggestion.