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TylerV, Great job making it through such a wonderful program. I loved the experience myself. Have you been successful in finding a preceptor yet? Would you be willing to share that info please email if so at [email protected]. Thanks.

Hello Is anyone available to assist a fellow nurse looking for a preceptor for the WGU informatics program. I'm finishing up my last two classes in WGU's MSN degree in nursing informatics. I am in Florida and am willing to pay anyone for their time and commitment to assist me. There are no mandatory practicum hours, all preceptorship tasks are completed virtually only, and students are not required to report to any physical designated place unless mutually agreed upon in advance. The preceptorship serves as a guide and a resource for the student to consult when they have inquiries concerning the assignment they need to complete. It is a mock project only and the preceptors are just their to guide. Keep in mind that the preceptors do not have to be informatics nurses, the only requirement is that they have to hold a MSN and have worked in an EMR previously. Thanks in advance for whatever help anyone can offer in helping to locate a preceptor. If available I can be reached at [email protected].

Hello I am also a current WGU student, I started there almost a year ago, and I am almost done with my nursing informatics program. It has been a great experience, and the instructors are very supportive. The instructions are very clear and organized, and you have a mentor to assist when you have any issues. Hope that helps.

I appreciate the advice and response from everyone and those who specifically answered my questions. This forum has been a gold mine for me. Those of you that's currently in the program please keep us posted on how your doing with the good and the bad experiences with the program. I am currently finishing up my BSN with Aspen and then I plan to apply to USU which I believe they have some connection is my understanding. I wish they had a bridge program because I have a B.A already in Sociology and an ADN in nursing so I will end up with two bachelor degrees. Well have an awesome day all.

Hello, I am trying to finalize my decision about United States University for attending the FNP program. Does anyone know if they have a bridge program for ADN nurses who have a BA in another field? Does anyone know of any Florida resident that has graduated from the USU FNP program and been able to get their license in Florida. I wanted to make sure that it is safe to enroll being a Florida resident myself and wondering what their experience was like getting licensure in Florida after graduation. Last time I checked I believe they were CCNE credentialed so no issue there. So if anyone can answer these questions, I would greatly appreciate it.

Hey CalebD05 how is it going? How are you enjoying the FNP program at United States University. How did the tuition plan work for you? I am considering starting this fall at this school for the same program so I wanted to learn more from someone actual attending recently. Keep us posted on how your making out. Hope it's going well for you.