Owlgal

Owlgal

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  1. B&M vs Online

    Owlgal replied to Owlgal's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Are there really "easy" NP schools? -- I suspect the sheer credit requirements coupled with the clinical component wouldn't qualify as "easy", by any imagination. Let alone, studying for and passing...

  2. Help with Certification exam. I took it to day and I am totally bummed I failed. I studied

    Owlgal replied to Reta50's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    May I ask, what FNP school did you go to? Did they offer any assistance with study

  3. B&M vs Online

    Owlgal replied to Owlgal's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I did understand your comment, I simply am wondering HOW DO YOU KNOW that the programs that you mention are so "easy" are turning out less qualified NPs? -- Simply because you assume lower entrance...

  4. Down time

    Owlgal replied to Grasshopper11's topic in Nurse Management

    You should only be seeing 5-6 patients a day, less if they are a start of care. The documentation time is built into your productivity (just as it is with inpatient hospital nursing). New nurses take...

  5. B&M vs Online

    Owlgal replied to Owlgal's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Everyone would agree with your statement (to an extent), as it seems obvious. But do we know that the "quality of the candidates" is somehow lesser and that the quality of the program itself, is...

  6. B&M vs Online

    Owlgal replied to Owlgal's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    When I was looking for a school, I'll be honest, I just checked that they were accredited and that it would work with my schedule. I work FT, but as I've been in management for quite a while, I don't...

  7. B&M vs Online

    Owlgal replied to Owlgal's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Can I ask, though, how we know that these online programs will admit "anyone who can pay"? See, to me that is an aspersion that cannot be readily supported. Aren't these programs sufficient enough so...