Black Coffee MSN, NP

Black Coffee has 10 years experience as a MSN, NP and specializes in Critical care.

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   NP Recertification by Exam

   Black Coffee replied to RN_amie_06's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Hi FNPRA, The crash course is a monthly subscription. I believe that the crash course is different from the Live one day. There are many options on the website to choose. Hope it
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   NP Recertification by Exam

   Black Coffee replied to RN_amie_06's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Hi FNPRA, I recommend Sarah Michelle prep course. The Qbank and crash course are very helpful. I felt well-prepared when I took my AANP board exam. Please try to do as much questions as possible...
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   FNP Programs

   Black Coffee replied to dhawk01's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   Hi beeker, The program is $385 per credit hour with a total of 44 credits. Black Coffee,
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   FNP Programs

   Black Coffee replied to dhawk01's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   Columbus State University in Georgia is a great brick and mortar school that offers online FNP program. The tuition is very affordable with no campus visit. They are accepting applicants for Spring...
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   BON - Pending Case Review?

   Black Coffee replied to vmoore1990's topic in Licensure: Criminal History

   Congratulations!
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   Gave up DNP

   Black Coffee replied to LookForward's topic in Advanced Practice

   I am a BS, BSN, RN right now. I am really interested in getting an FNP certificate at first with a concentration in biochemistry and molecular biology also/and a minor in Psychology. I got my BSN, RN...
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   Clinical Instructor sucks...

   Black Coffee replied to FutureNurseInfo's topic in General Students

   It is unfortunate to have a clinical instructor like that. I remembered all my clinical instructors in school were very skilled at their teaching job because they are all experienced nurses with at...
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   Ready for the Weekend!

   Black Coffee replied to BrisketRN's topic in School

   It is great that everybody supported you. I am enjoying a glass of wine with four days off after my last twelve-hours-shift work
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   Should I quit FNP program for a Case Manager job?

   Black Coffee posted a topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   Hi everyone, I am in my second semester of a MSN-FNP program. I always want to become a Nurse Practitioner and get an advance degree. One of the main reason for me to pursue NP is due to much better...
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    Losing hope....

    Black Coffee replied to ashy96's topic in LPN, LVN Students

    Don't give it up too soon if nursing is truly your passion. You might have test anxiety like others said. My advice is to find out what went wrong when taking test. Maybe you can talk with a learning...
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    Lpn to RN fast track

    Black Coffee replied to deebee18's topic in Activism, Healthcare

    I am so sorry that you had to jump many hoops. Life is hard in that way. Sometime in order to get something valuable (I am sure the title RN does), we have to sacrifice and suffer for it. To my...
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    Just got accepted......Now the nerves!!!

    Black Coffee replied to ddockery85's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    Congratulations for being accepted to your nursing program. The next couples of years will be hard, but you CAN definitely do it. It will not be easy, but with commitment and determination, you will...
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    FNP

    Black Coffee replied to futruenurse's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Whether to pursue FNP or ACNP depends on which settings you want to practice as an NP. If you like primary care setting doing a lot of patient teaching and managing chronic conditions as well as...
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    What was the first thing you learned in Nursing School?

    Black Coffee replied to Murse336's topic in General Students

    The first thing we learn was how to measure blood pressure
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    How much more should I be making as a per Diem Nurse compared to full time?

    Black Coffee replied to Laraleah28's topic in Critical Care

    In my understanding, per-diem nurses usually make somewhat 15-20% more than full-time nurses due to no benefits. I hope this