does western career college require you to take outside courses like anatomy/phys ect or they offer it there too? My friend wants to go there since she hopes theirs less pre-reqs and classes but i...
i meant as far as medical school, its only two more years. but yea, i realize i have some choices to make. most likely i will try and do some shadowing to get some first hand experience. as far as...
im definetly seeing the benefits of being able to change specialty areas as a NP, thats the main reason why I decided not to do physician assistant. The hrs, like I said above are a major issue,...
im at the point in my life where I have to decide what it is I want to do. For the longest time I've wanted to be a nurse which turned into nurse practitioner, but now I'm thinking why not MD? The...
so assuming id be grandfathered in, eventually down the line wouldnt i have to get a DNP anyways? just like with those who got a certificate? If i have to look for another job that wants DNP (req)...
so is this set in stone? that by 2015 NP will have to be DNP? I as because by 2013 or 2014 ill be done with a MSN and FNP and dont want to have to go back to school again for the dotorate, sure i...
In my opinon I would go the LVN to either RN to BSN. It will take some work but itll be faster. Alot of nursing programs are impacted so even though you finish your pre-reqs it could be about a 2 year...
what exactly is the difference between the "medical" model and the "nursing" model? From what I see, yes PAs and NPs apply for the same jobs so the difference in models dont seem to matter as much as...
I asked myself this too, usually I just search for NP jobs in my area (state) and a bunch of positions come up, so that helps ease the worrying. Health care jobs will always be needed so I wouldn't...
So you didnt have to do classes out side of (online or campus classes) to get your degree? I think I might do the RN to MSN route then take the certificate class at the university, which like you...
I was deciding which would be the best (and cheapest) way of becoming a NP, either take RN-MSN at University of Phoenix and do what clinicals I have to do to get the MSN degree (I read you can't get...
I pretty much know that nurses will draw blood, insert IV's, take vitals, administer meds....but beyond that side of it I'm not really sure what nurses do...particularly in an ER or OB dept. do they...
well the working would depend on my course load, i planned on taking 3 classes, one per day then working afterwards. For the fall I wanted to take Bio 105 (which is nutr, heath, and disease) however...