Wow, you sound like me 13 years ago! I went to FNP school and by the third semester, was wondering what in the world I was doing. I really liked the book learning, but the clinicals didn't excite me....
It is easy to get a prepaid cell phone for the school, and have a separate number for them to call. But, I think you mentioned another concern as to why you answer the phone, and that is that they may...
I would go with the night shift job, no hesitation. I have 2 children and could not imagine the misery in having to rotate days and nights. It isn't easy, worrying about child care, sicknesses, and...
texasfnp replied to soldiermedic1's topic in Texas Nursing
I think it is easier to get your MO license and then apply for endorsement with Texas. After you take the NCLEX and pass it, you can complete the online endorsement application on Texas board...
Well, I would recommend that if you scored below an 80 overall, it would be wise to repeat the course. A solid Med-Surg foundation is critical when it comes to passing the NCLEX. As I recall,...
I have worked at a community health center for 7 years and find them to be very receptive to older NPs/PAs. It really isn't an issue here at all. You might want to check out the health departments,...
(I changed my user name from barlowbar:) Unfortunately, I was not eligible to receive any bonus because I had received a National Health Service Corps Scholarship. I had to serve 3 years to pay them...
If it is a tough job market, I would take it and stay about a year. After that, it will be a lot easier to move on. If the job market is more friendly in your area, I would not take it. No health...
I joined the USPHS right after graduating from NP school and ran away screaming after I finished my 3 year obligation. It was horrendous. I worked for DIHS, which is immigration health services. It...
I had the same problem trying to find my preceptors when in my program. I called at least 20 or more practices before getting 2 "yes" responses! What worked is I didn't ask to talk to the preceptor, I...
I received a scholarship from National Health Service Corps that paid all the tuition plus a monthly stipend. It was a major relief to receive it. After graduation, I had to work for 3 years in an...