Michelle Fornaro PhD, RN, NP

Michelle Fornaro has 37 years experience as a PhD, RN, NP and specializes in NP, Education, Research.

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   Huge Zoom Mistake....Nurse Instructors Caught!

   Michelle Fornaro replied to Pre.Nurse_tobe's topic in General Nursing

   Report it. Their email compelling you to be silent, all of you as eyewitnesses (or ear witnesses) plus her past history is all you need. Your evidence is strong. We don’t need people like that teaching our future nurses. Don’t be afraid. You are in ...
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   I want to apologize to my instructor. Please help me.

   Michelle Fornaro replied to porscheXN's topic in General Students

   I personally don’t recommend doing that. However, if you do decide to make some big announcement Id leave the part about taking a pill out.
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   I want to apologize to my instructor. Please help me.

   Michelle Fornaro replied to porscheXN's topic in General Students

   In my opinion, and for your own benefit, you should make an appointment with the school counselor to discuss what’s going on with you mental health wise. I certainly can’t diagnose you at all, but I have seen other people exhibit similar symptoms who...
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   Justifying the cost of an Ivy League Nursing Education

   Michelle Fornaro replied to Barbiegirl1229's topic in General Students

   Why doesn’t a pen become a pencil ? Because it’s a pencil. Why doesn’t she become a PA? Because she’s nurse.
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   NJ RN endorsement fingerprint question

   Michelle Fornaro replied to Heathierose's topic in New Jersey

   I’m sorry, you have my deepest sympathy for trying to get anything done in a timely, logical, organized way with the NJ BON. Five weeks? You’ve only just begun. Five months would be amazing ?. I’m just letting you know so you don’t think it’s you, o...
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   Contested a Doctor's Order Psych ?

   Michelle Fornaro replied to mhadvrn34's topic in General Nursing

   I think at this point it is not important to question whether you did the “right” thing but rather focus on the outcome which was less than satisfactory for everyone involved and find out why something as simple as getting a patient’s pain properly ...