JenH3 ASN, BSN, MSN, EMT-B, EMT-I, APRN

JenH3 has 11 years experience as a ASN, BSN, MSN, EMT-B, EMT-I, APRN and specializes in Corrections, Ortho, Uro, FNP.

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1. Scope of Practice and medications?

   JenH3 replied to Catedi's topic in Safety

   I work in a prison and most times when the offender is waiting on medications, it is taken from stock meds. However, as long as the medication card in question was never personally possessed by an inmate, it can be placed into the stock as long as t...

2. Pulling Meds For Another Nurse To Pass

   JenH3 replied to Dudlydorite's topic in General Nursing

   Exactly my point.

3. Pulling Meds For Another Nurse To Pass

   JenH3 replied to Dudlydorite's topic in General Nursing

   JKL33, You are really something else... You completely took what I said out of context. What I was saying is that since the indoctrination of the electronic medical record (which is a requirement for CMS reimbursement), it is much harder to ma...

4. Pulling Meds For Another Nurse To Pass

   JenH3 replied to Dudlydorite's topic in General Nursing

   I honestly don't see the problem here. I agree you shouldn't pull controlleds and leave them. However, the nurse administering the meds you pulled will be signed in under their own name so if there is an issue, it falls squarely on their shoulders. ...

5. Duquesne Post MSN FNP Fall 2019

   JenH3 replied to Lhans333's topic in NP Students

   Im seriously contemplating Duquesne's FNP certificate program. How has it been so far?

6. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

   JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

   Go at your own pace. Don't worry about what others are saying (many people lie about their progress) or doing, just do what's right for you and your family. It can be challenging, but it's definitely worth it! Good luck!!! ?

7. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

   JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

   Students only take one course at a time, but some courses can be completed in a day; it's totally dependant on your strengths and weaknesses. I completed the MSN in 14 months, but some have done it much faster. I chose to have more family time than...

8. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

   JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

   Yes, I am a single mother, I will absolutely need financial aid. I only have two choices, be content with MSN (not really an option because where I work, there are only pay raises for MSN-FNP or FNP-C) or continue for PGC; DNP is not an option. I'v...

9. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

   JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

   I did RN-BSN and then a few months later decided to go back for MSN.

10. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

    JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

    3/4 is actually better than I expected! Which one were you required to repeat?

11. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

    JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

    Sunset87, Thank you for sharing; it is very helpful! ?

12. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

    JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Post Graduate

    What would you like to know? I have nothing but positive things to say about the WGU BSN and MSN programs. Without their flexibility, I would not have been able to complete another degree as a single mom working a full time night shift job.

13. WGU-MSN Transfer Credits for FNP

    JenH3 posted a topic in Post Graduate

    I'm currently finishing up MSN (Leadership and Management) at WGU and starting to look for FNP certificate programs. Has anyone recently graduated from WGU and gone on to another university where they accepted most of your credits? If so, what was ac...

14. MSN FNP or Post-MSN cert?

    JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Career Support

    Joshsc, Did you finish your MSN through WGU or elsewhere? When you were at Perdue Global, what were you going for?

15. MSN FNP or Post-MSN cert?

    JenH3 replied to JenH3's topic in Career Support

    I appreciate the comments. I fully understand how things may or may not transfer; I'm not new to this rodeo. You are missing the point of this thread. My intentions were to ask the advice of those who had taken each route, MSNFNP or PMFNP, not why...