MA2020

Did you receive an email from her?There is a lot of paperwork and requirements to get through and she should’ve emailed you to set up a phone call to go over everything. I spoke with her 2 weeks ago as my last name starts with A and she is going through the list that way. Feel free to message me if any questions but I would honestly reach out to her as well. She’s very thorough and on top of things.

Hello! I was told the 25th I could register. Have you spoken to your success coordinator about it all? I have to take the 3 P’s this spring so I won’t be starting any actual psych material until the summer. What about you? Best wishes.

Thanks for input. Hoping to hear soon!

Okay good at least I’m not alone haha. I haven’t put anything in my cart yet as in my initial masters program at another university they registered all the classes for me. You are probably one step ahead as you said! Good luck with it all!

Anyone heard from their success coordinator and registered?? I emailed mine but nothing yet...not sure what’s up. I’ll email the advisor I worked with if I don’t hear by tomorrow.

UC does not provide clinical sites or instructors. It’s all up to you to arrange. At least for the online students.

Yes, I had to check the email signature, but yes it was my "success coordinator" I had to meet. They probably won't contact until October, per the email, however I had to ask some questions regarding my site visit so I met mine.

Yes, I had to check the email signature, but yes it was my "success coordinator" I had to meet. They probably won't contact until October, per the email, however I had to ask some questions regarding my site visit so I met mine.

Congrats all! I “met” my advisor already but only as I had to reach out with a question. Yes October registration is what email said for spring start.

Military spouse here also. Welcome back to the states! It is overwhelming right now as you adjust back to life here, but if you give yourself time you will find more options. We lived overseas for 4.5 years while I worked on my MSN and did not work, and then we PCS'd for a short 18 month duty station where again I didn't work. I was without any PAID work experience for 6 years, when I found a part-time job as a Psych Nurse in a large military hospital. They were much more understanding of my 6 year hiatus, and even the ICU was willing to hire me (I had 2 years experience ICU prior to OCONUS) but I did not want full-time with them as I had a 3 year old. I ended up hiring a nanny as that worked best for my family. The civilian hospitals I interviewed at all told me to take a refresher course and that I would not get hired without it. Uh huh. Yes a refresher course may help, but to me I wasn't willing to pay out of pocket for it and felt it was redundant and unnecessary. I don't think you "have" to do anything unless you want to. I know many hospitals would kill for an IBCLC, or even a ped office. Funny enough I'm sitting for the IBCLC exam in April, and starting a Psych NP program in January. Feel free to reach out, I fully know how hard the transition can be. But there are options and you can find them!

Hello! Did you decide? I start at UC for post masters PMHNP spring 2020

Applied to post-masters PMHNP. Hoping to hear back soon whether accepted or not...been almost 2 weeks since I paid the graduate fee