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Hey! I had a friend that did it but she was extremely miserable. Her mood changed big time and she was crying a lot at work. I don’t recommend it but I understand some people feel they have to. Wanted to check in with everybody. We’re almost there! One week to go.

Yea I already started. So far so good. No issues. Almost done with all the medical documents being submitted. ADB Complio sucks but what can you do. I hope you guys are all doing great and we'll be in class in no time.

They usually send out an email before hand. However they did mention 6-8 weeks before the beginning of class they do it in an email they sent out recently. already did the background, fingerprint, and drug screen. seeing my doctor next week for titers and PPD but also getting the Covid vaccine tomorrow.

Hey. I got the acceptance email just now. we got this! ??

Very cool. I wish you the best! Hopefully we all get in. Haven’t heard back yet though. Heard the committee met last Tuesday / Wednesday.

How come you chose the AGACNP if you don’t mind me asking? Good luck by the way. Hope we all get calls this week and get in.

Hey, I did my interview on the 13th. Still waiting to hear back. I think the interview went really well. They told me the committee that makes decisions meets every 2 weeks or so. I think we'll be okay but the wait definitely does suck. Good luck ya'll

Hey! I got the call / email for an interview next week. Hope you did too! Let you know how it goes. I've been preparing and practicing for it. We got this !

Hello! I applied. Submitted my application back in January fully completed. Received the emails regarding the log in's. Spoke to the office, they say interviews around April / May. I'm excited.

What's up y'all so I am posting this for some advice and knowledge regarding a situation I had at work. I am a fairly new ER nurse, 1 year experience but I worked as a firefighter paramedic for 10 years. I don't know everything but I know enough. Heres the info: 33 y/o male with RUQ abdominal pain x 2 weeks. Is nauseous but no vomiting. Blood work came back great. However the radiology did a scan and the impression given was a liver lesion. Abdominal CT scan done and the impression read the same and a liver polyp. The DO diagnosed him with a UTI and discharged with a prescription for cipro.. UA showed no evidence at all of a UTI.. now.. to my knowledge a lesion is considered cancer... right? Or am I wrong? I am wondering if the doctor missed this or if I am missing something. I didn't get to ask him because a lot of the doctors in the ER where I work are hard asses. I want to know for the knowledge aspect of it, not necessarily to question them. thanks guys!