TraumaRN95

Yes, I start in the Fall. I work Trauma so my first question was a traumatic event that caused a tension pneumothorax...they wanted to know what the overall treatment plan and the diagnostic tools I would order. The other question was regarding a abdominal aortic aneurysm. I think Dr. Crenshaw chose that bc that is her background (CV). Again they gave me a case scenario of this type of patient and asked me what is my treatment plan and diagnostic tools and pharmacology question on what drug I would order for this patient. They did also ask the typical interview questions; tells us about yourself and strengths and weaknesses. It was maybe 20min long interview...honestly it is stressful at first but it was so easy ongoing afterwards...they were awesome!

Hi Shannon! I sent you a private message with my phone number..call me.

Hi! Sorry for the late response....it was very easy going interview...they asked what is the role of a ARNP, they asked 2-3 case scenarios questions based on your experience. They want to see you use your critical thinking skills. They also asked what was your financial plan being it’s a FT program and if you had support. If you happened to know a colleague that went through the program before make sure to mention it..I did! Good Luck!

Okay, I think it worked...just has to be reviewed and accepted...

Thank you!

Is anyone else having problems joining the group? I entered my email and received it...tried to confirm and for some reason there is an error message....

Thank you!

Yes, someone start a FB group.

Nope, I live in Florida...all done with all the compliance stuff...already enrolled in all classes just waiting to be assigned the immersion course.

Hey! I got an acceptance letter today! I interviewed Monday.??

Yes, they said the same to me...130 in FNP! They chose 35 only...but I know CRNA Jan 2019 program they said 35 but ended up with 40 students.

Well I felt the interview went well...they said 2-3 weeks....

Just what the email stated... Got an email today for an interview for next Monday...they have started calling for Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program (FT)