Ohm108

Ohm108 MSN, NP, CNM

Midwife, OBGYN

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About Ohm108

Ohm108 has 5 years experience as a MSN, NP, CNM and specializes in Midwife, OBGYN.


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  1. Are all the beads worth it?

    The majority of the new grad L&d nurses on my floor have them on their badges. I asked a few of them about it and they have all told me as new nurses that they do feel that is useful to be able to double check their dilation after a SVE exam. ...
  2. Should Male Nurse Work In L&D?

    I always go in with a trauma informed mindset. I almost always bring in a chaperone but that isn't always possible. We have a busy practice and both the RNs and MAs have other duties. If I have a new patient I haven't met before and I am conductin...
  3. C-EFM Exam Prep Question

    Yikes, then I wish you the best of luck with your studying. Obtaining C-EFM without any OB experience as a new APRN reading EFM strips on the floor by your academic teaching hospital seems....harsh. This is why you usually start off on the floor an...
  4. C-EFM Exam Prep Question

    @Tracy Windy Apologies, I posted my response to you on the other thread that you added to. Agree with klone, you generally only need basic and intermediate AWOHNN EFM certification to start as a CNM/WHNP. You do need at least intermediate AWOHNN EF...
  5. EFM certification advice

    Just to clarify, you are taking the C-EFM as a requirement for graduation from your midwifery program or because your employer is requesting that you complete the C-EFM certification as a newly licensed CNM? Normally taking the basic and interme...
  6. CNM without catching babies?

    Yes, if OB/GYN is your area of interest then don't go down the FNP route. A lot of people do the FNP route to be more marketable or have an easier time finding a job because you can see pts across the lifespan. But what I remind most people who are...
  7. CNM without catching babies?

    Yes, there are midwives that only work OP but generally, they have been a midwife and have taken call for a number of years. They usually have decided that they don't want to take call anymore and want a more regular and set schedule. It would ...
  8. Yale GEPN 2023

    Almost all lectures and simulations will take place at Yale West Campus which is where the School of Nursing is located.
  9. Yale GEPN 2023

    The RN MSN's will join the Yale GEPN 2022 group. The RN MSNs will join that cohort for 1st specialty year after the GEPNs have completed and passed the NCLEX to become RNs. Search on facebook for Yale GEPN 2022-2023.
  10. APN/RXN in Colorado

    Hi, Yes, you will need to have had an active RN license for 3 years before you are eligible for an RXN. The law was passed in 2017 but talking with some of my colleagues, they really didn't start implementing the requirement until sometime in 2...
  11. CNM vs NP vs dual degree.... Need help finding direction.

    I think there are a couple of CNM+FNP programs in the United States; the one that I am most familiar with is Vanderbilt University which offers a dual CNM/FNP program. https://nursing.vanderbilt.edu/MSN/nmwfnp/index.php
  12. Did you obtain your bachelor's degree in CA or in another state and/or country? I assume it is a non-nursing bachelor's degree since you are thinking of applying to MEPN programs. Where a lot of people get tripped up when applying for licensure in ...
  13. Your nursing school will send the transcript to the CA BON for the classes that you took that meet the CA BON's requirements to sit the NCELX-RN exam. Your school will explain the process in more detail once the candidate has completed the didac...
  14. Yikes ! BreEZe is being replaced!

    This is a good thing. CA license verifications to other states for endorsement took a long time with the previous manual process. It should now be faster since nurses endorsing to another state can request a license verification for their CA RN lic...
  15. CNM with no L&D experience

    I just wanted to add to what @rac1 said about OBs. I agree that the reason why I didn't want to pursue medical school was because I didn't want to practice like an OBGYN. When I was on clinical rotation, I saw how they are trained in terms of manag...