Black Bird

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1. Chamberlain FNP program

   Black Bird replied to Lonlai84's topic in Chamberlain College

   I graduated Chamberlain here in Phx in August of last year and I am not between GCU and Chamberlain for my FNP. I like GCU except for like the fact that it is a Christian school.... Also chamberlain's program is 8months less and no weekly class atten...

2. Grand canyon university online acute care nurse practitioner program

   Black Bird replied to mschelee's topic in NP Students

   I got accepted (not excepted) into the FNP program. Not sure what their "acceptance rate" is, it seems like they will take almost anyone as long as there is room. Not sure how I feel about going to a Christian university, but from what I've heard fro...

3. University of Arizona BSN-DNP

   Black Bird replied to rachelaleanRN2B's topic in NP Students

   The admissions process has been... Okay. They are a little disorganized and state that it is due to their "systems changing". I've had issues with the registrar, tuition billing, email... Pretty much everything. There are a lot of options for a DNP, ...

4. Should you put RN or BSN after name on resume?

   Black Bird replied to FLancaster11's topic in Job Hunt

   If your other majors are in something other than nursing you can put them but if it is a continuation of nursing education you don't. For example, if you get a BSN then become an NP with an MSN you would put: "Jane Doe MSN, FNP" you would not put "Ja...

5. Should you put RN or BSN after name on resume?

   Black Bird replied to FLancaster11's topic in Job Hunt

   The correct way is "Nursie Nurse BSN, RN, CCRN". You will see it written the other way "RN, BSN" all the time, this is not correct and frankly it drives me NUTS. Read any scholarly article and its "Smart Nurse MSN, RN, CCRN". I once saw a girl with "...

6. New Nurse/Old Attitude

   Black Bird replied to Ruby Vee's topic in Relations

   There are ALWAYS nurses, new ones and older ones that will try to knock down new nurses. It's ridiculous.