mcjobson

mcjobson MSN, NP

Vascular Surgery Nurse Practitioner

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About mcjobson

mcjobson has 11 years experience as a MSN, NP and specializes in Vascular Surgery Nurse Practitioner.


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  1. How do I become a surgical NP?

    CNSs are important members of the team. How they are utilized and whether or not they are used to their full potential depends on the system you work for. Technically, CNSs are trained to assess, diagnose, and treat patients, though this isn't how I'...
  2. How do I become a surgical NP?

    Hey Q, There are some things to consider when deciding on a program. The first is, after graduation where do you intend to work, and with what population? The State Boards of Nursing and Universities are really pushing the Consensus Model....
  3. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    Hey, You know things have changed since I was there due to COVID. So, I’m not sure what kind of time commitment you’ll have. However, I will just say that you should play it by ear. Try to work as much as you feel is strictly necessary. If you n...
  4. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    I believe Kira has practice interviews on their website. I would also become familiar with the Nurse Practitioner core competencies and try to implement them into your answers as much as possible. Think about why you want to become a nurse practition...
  5. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    Hey Sarah, The job market really depends on where you are looking to get hired. If you would like to be connected to people who can give you a better idea, I would suggest joining the Michigan Council of Nurse Practitioners at the University of Mich...
  6. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    Congratulations on your acceptances! I'll see you in the Fall. I'm sorry to hear about the frustrating waitlisting. I hope you get good news in June.
  7. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    @Paris2017, I am not sure how it breaks down across the programs. But the overall acceptance rate for the MSN is 75.3% for 2018.
  8. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    @yessicanicole, do you know who you are interviewing with yet? If you know ahead of time, I can give you some pointers about the interviewers' personalities If not, just look over the NP Core Competencies found here: https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.nonpf.o...
  9. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    Also, keep in mind that the last reported acceptance rate for the DNP at UMSN was 79.1%.
  10. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    If you got a Kira interview and not an in-person interview, I don't think that is a bad sign. If they are interviewing you at all (Kira or in-person) it means that they think you are a good candidate for the program. Interviewing applicants who are n...
  11. LPN VS RN

    Some programs, like the one I attended, allow you to sit for the NCLEX-PN at the halfway point.
  12. Currently interested in becoming an LPN

    Is it worth it?: That depends on why you want to become a nurse and what you're currently doing for work. If your dream is to become a nurse and money is not an issue then it's worth it. But LPN salaries are low when compared to pretty much every oth...
  13. Advice to New graduate LPN - continuing education?

    @Nursehala, If you want an ADN, pretty much any community college. If you want to earn a BSN there are a few reputable options, like Davenport, Northern Michigan, or Madonna. I hope this helps good luck with your education.
  14. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    @nelsonmeg77, the CNM program is more competitive than the NP programs. However, if you are getting an in-person interview, you are probably in. They do the interviews to ensure that they are making the right choice in choosing you. Just come prepare...
  15. University of Michigan DNP Fall of 2020

    You can definitely work full-time or part-time. You just need to decide how much of a life outside of work/school you want. I suggest you try to work and see how it goes. If you find it too difficult, you can always cut back on hours or quit. If you ...