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I'm close to being offered an in-patient NP palliative care position in CA, and was wondering what the deal is with writing in-patient orders, including controlled substances, without my furnishing license. I've tried to read the info on the BRN, but the whole linguistic word-play around protocols, furnishing etc etc gets really confusing. Can anyone help?

Please sign me up for the group; I couldn't figure out from your posting how to do it!

I'm in!!! And currently bouncing around the house. Can't wait to meet you all in June, or before.

I'm in!!!!! Letter just came, finally. Can't wait to meet you all in June, and sign me up for any get-togethers.

Aaargh...The mail came and there's nothing. I can't believe it. Yet another day to wait

I'm off home to check...Congrats

I'm in SF, just down the hill from UCSF. I'll post as soon as my mail arrives...

Oh Boy! Why does the mail come so late??? I plan on coming home in the middle of the day to check...Good luck to everyone, and I look forward to meeting you ALL in June!

I actually work for UCSF right now, nothing to do with the School of Nursing sadly. One of our consultants is on the admissions panel for Psych NPs and I spoke to her this morning to see where we are in the process. She told me that the decisions have all been made, and that we're just waiting for mail services etc... So March 1st could still be our date.

I actually work for UCSF right now, nothing to do with the School of Nursing sadly. One of our consultants is on the admissions panel for Psych NPs and I spoke to her this morning to see where we are in the process. She told me that the decisions have all been made, and that we're just waiting for mail services etc... So March 1st could still be our date.

Not happy to hear this...Wonder why they stressed at the interview that it was March 1st at the latest. Doesn't seem fair. Grrrrr

Elenaroo...I feel for you on this one. I actually cancelled a business trip for this very reason! If you live in SF I'd be happy to check obsessively for you too. I could kidnap the mail deliverer and rummage through his/her bag every day until the LETTER appears. The decisions must be made by now I think, and it's just a matter of printing out and mailing the letters. Maybe a call to UCSF is in order?

I love this idea of the letters getting out early! Although it does make every day a possible GREAT or bad day. I interviewed on the 19th, and hope to be in ANP/HIV track. I'd love to meet up when we all get our letters...See how positive I can be? Yes, it has been a long long journey, from GREs through Anatomy/Stats/Physiology etc etc. It would be cruel... I secretly hope all those with Yale and Columbia places take them :) and leave me one of those precious 75 at UCSF.

I've managed to work it in my calendar so that's we only have ten days to wait...Sounds like a lot less. Thanks for the "small envelope" tip. I'm planning on taking Friday off work and sitting next to the front door! I've managed to convince myself that I won't be accepted - not speaking Spanish, and the fact that my interview only lasted 30 minutes instead of the 40 minutes they told me to expect. This is all insanity..

Oh yes...waiting, waiting, waiting. I wish I had an offer from Yale in my pocket already. I have all my eggs in the UCSF basket too.