PedsNurse2019

I got in MSN PNP-AC program! Anyone know how we find out whether or not we got scholarships or financial aid, that out of state tuition is a killer

Congratulations to everyone, so excited to meet you all soon!

I got in Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (acute care)!

Does anyone else’s still say pending?

Mine is as well

Tried to login this morning and it currently it says “service unavailable” hopefully that means they are in the process of posting decisions, good luck again to everyone!

Hi! I also applied to ohio state for fall 2021 for PNP-AC so nervous literally checking my status every day. Good luck to everyone!

Hi! I applied for the early deadline as well for the MSN PNP-AC program, umich is definitely one of my top choices so fingers crossed. Apparently we should hear back by early March. Best of luck to everyone!

Hi! I feel like the interview questions were honestly a blur cause it all happened so fast but overall I feel it went well. I believe I heard back from Kira talent for the interview 2 days after I submitted my app!

Hi! I applied to U of M's PNP-AC program, I just have to submit my video interview for Kira Talent today and then it's good to go!

Hi everyone, I am currently a peds MED surg float pool nurse applying to the MSN PNP-AC program for the fall of 2021. I’ve submitted everything just need to do my video interview today, I’m suuuuuper nervous though. Anyone here have any helpful tips for the video interview? Good luck to all of you!

I loved being on onco, you really get to develop fantastic relationships with patients and their families! My nursing school didn’t discuss oncology a whole lot either but I learned so much on the floor and they’re really willing to explain everything to you!

My orientation on onco was 6 weeks and on the CCU 5 shifts!

Hi! So excited we are going to be co-workers soon at CHOP! I worked in oncology August to first week of January, currently in the cardiac care unit and I start in the EDECU (emergency department extended care unit) in March and I love it! It’s really cool to acquire skills everywhere and I feel like CSO (MED surg float pool) has def helped me to be a more well rounded nurse. My advice would be if you know you are definitely interested in certain floors email your supervisor for CSO and they usually honor your interests as long as they need staffing on those floors. I hope that helps!

Anyone starting Monday in central nursing ops?