rizahawkeye BSN, RN

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About rizahawkeye

rizahawkeye has 3 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Nephrology.


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  1. rizahawkeye

    Online NP programs with minimal Papers

    I believe graduate schools of any kind require a lot of paper writing. It's one of the skills you need to improve on if it's not your area of expertise and I don't think you can get away from that. If it comes to any school that requires less paper w...
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    West Coast University MSN student where are you

    It's good that they will have that reimbursement for you. I need to find a way about that too. The good thing is, if you really want to pursue the FNP track, you actually have some time to prepare for those intensives, like saving up money. Bluenurse...
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    West Coast University MSN student where are you

    I also have a friend who is doing MSN - FNP track at WCU and she also said it's doing well for her. I didn't know she's at WCU until I finished my application. She got 20% off of her tuition because her hospital is affiliated with WCU. Good for her r...
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    West Coast University MSN student where are you

    Hello to you. I started my MSN last week and will do the FNP track as well. I really like the MSN at West Coast University so far. From the very beginning, they have been very accommodating. My advisor was great. I am doing full time and it works wel...
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    Need help deciding on an FNP school- feedback wanted!

    Glad to see that my university (WCU) is included here.
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    New NP gift?

    Maybe a book reviewer in preparation for her FNP certification?
  7. I agree with the first two comments. Speed is something you learn later on. Being crucial in your assessments are very important. If they are wearing thick clothing, ask them nicely to remove it temporarily. Explain to your patients what you are doin...
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    Doing refresher course or start dialysis?

    Hi! I'm currently working in a chronic dialysis facility and I also came from Philippines. Training in a dialysis facility gave me a lot of growth, both personally and professionally. The training is extensive, and rough. But it is also good since yo...
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    Noncompliance

    Usually, the most compliant ones are in the first and second shift. I have encountered patients in the past that were put on 3rd shift from 1st or second shift due to missed treatments. Each patient's non compliance could be actually situation-specif...
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    Noncompliance

    I am a Clinical Coordinator in a chronic dialysis setting. It's impossible to involuntarily discharge a patient due to missed treatments and signing off early. The Network will say no to this no matter the reason is, unless there is an obvious mental...
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    Applying for FNP with 2.83GPA

    University of Texas Arlington will put students on probation if you have a cumulative GPA of 2.77-2.99, BUT you need to take the GRE and meet their specific score requirements. Getting good scores in GRE will take you places and will increase the cha...
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    Applying for FNP with 2.83GPA

    Janet, I read your post and I feel your disappointments. Please message me at [email protected]. I am currently enrolled in my masters (FNP track) and would like to share it to you. I had a 2.8 GPA in my BSN. You may have the chance to get accep...
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    Pearson Vue Trick NOT accurate

    Pearson Vue trick is never accurate. I knew this when I did it when I took my NCLEX-RN examination based from the forums I read here in the website but I did it at my own risk. It worked fine for me but I knew the risks I was facing at the moment. An...
  14. I super agree. Thumbs up!
  15. Preparing ahead of time is great! I'm glad you have that kind of mindset. I never realized I want to pursue NP school until I started working. I worked hard in my BSN degree but my GPA is not that great but I am proud to say that I was prepared for m...