CosmicBoredom

I believe so. I called AANP and they said as long as I take CEs for my areas of weakness, I would be legible. I think I need 15 CEs and that's it. I even asked her is there a time limit and she said there isn't. Or was I given wrong info?

I hope I am posting in the right Sub mods...otherwise feel free to move my post to an appropriate place. So, I graduated with my MSN (FNP) in 2013, took my boards right away and didn't pass. After that life just kept going on and now its mid 2017......yikes. Lot of things happened in these 3.5 years but I won't bore you all with that. But I feel like I am ready to cross the bridge. I know it will take time and hard work to pass my boards but I feel I am ready to start again. I am currently working at a SNF Tu-Fr 10 hour shifts. What would you guys recommend as for study plan? Couple hours/day? More on the weekends. About 6 -8 months.. or more..may be a year? Any books or Classes anyone would recommend? Please help me come up with a good study plan. Any input (good or bad) is appreciated.

I work in edmonds at a SNF and the medical team that works with our patients just hired 2 NPs as they were getting so busy with pt's at their buildings. I interviewed at another SNF back in march in Everett (didn't take the job) but they said they usually have a full time NP on site M-F but currently were looking for one. Just doing a quick search there seem to be a good number of open job postings in seattle area! Good Luck.