Corey Narry MSN, RN, NP

ACNP-BC, Adult Critical Care, Cardiology

Advanced Practice Columnist / Guide

About Corey Narry

Corey Narry has 32 years experience as a MSN, RN, NP and specializes in ACNP-BC, Adult Critical Care, Cardiology.


BSN (1991)     MSN/ACNP (2003)

 

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    NP Specialty Programs

    If you want to do research, your best bet is a PhD which you can get in with a BSN. Many NP's like myself work in a provider role and have a panel of patients. While some are involved in research or administration, a big chunk of our role is being a ...
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    New NP grad RN-NP

    "I've listed rotations from school clinicals, but what else can I do?" That's really all you can do. The advantage of pursuing a field that is closely aligned with your RN specialty is that you have an existing network of contacts and leads to w...
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    New grad job dilemma

    What's the hospitalist position schedule? Agree that you may need an orientation period and some mentoring for this role as an FNP grad. Our hospital have now specifically been requiring only certifications with ACNP-BC or AGACNP-BC or ACNPC-AG for t...
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    International nurse seeking California RN licensure

    As you know, the goal is to make sure your education matches the minimum requirement established for pre-licensure nursing programs that already exist in California. In your country, are programs grouped into semesters or quarters? That's how Califor...
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    New Grad NP Working Alone

    Post-graduate training programs for NP's are still relatively new. Most programs are actually not called residencies...they use the term fellowship more often. They are typically 12 months. Is this enough? there isn't a lot of data on this but the tr...
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    Transferring to inpatient physical rehab

    I worked briefly as an RN in an acute in-pt rehab unit and it was during the time I was also considering NP school. I was working at a very toxic Med-Surg unit in a hospital that was known for poor management and less than ideal employment practices....
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    Documentation when a medication was missed

    I am old enough to remember paper MAR's in the hospital. Back then, the MAR has a legend that tells you how to document if a med is given, not given, or given at a time later than what was scheduled. I remember having to circle the time with my initi...
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    ICU or Emergency

    I would shadow the nurses... do they seem happy in the unit they work at? is the staff turn over rate problematic? does the unit leadership team seem supportive? is it a Level 1 trauma center? is the ICU a mixed Med-Surg or s...
  9. Are you in California? one poster from another thread stated that West Coast University in Irvine offers this online for those in California whose Pharm Course was over 5 years ago.
  10. I'm not familiar with the Johns Hopkins program but I know of Masters Entry graduates from other schools (ie, UC Davis). The program prepares individuals with a Bachelors in another field to become RN's with a Master's degree. You are eligible to tak...
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    Psych NPs that Quit Psych

    I'm not a Psych NP but rather an Adult ACNP who's been in hospital-based practice since 2004. I have precepted students from a variety of schools, all respectable ones from my own Alma Mater (a state university in Michigan) to well known names (Duke,...
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    2 Midnights / risks

    Hmmm, that's actually part of the core admission orders in our Epic order set...it asks specifically that the provider certifies that this is an admission that will include at least 2 midnights, otherwise, we could say no and make the assessment that...
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    Bombshell Article by Bloomberg Businessweek

    the very definition of a so called school "phoning it in" while the owners sit on "auto pilot" and earning big bucks from students, err...victims.
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    Can atrial fibrillation cause cardiogenic shock?

    Agree, I participated in the AACN CMC and CSC practice question pool development and this is an example of a question where you have to look at the details. Yes, long-standing AFib with RVR can lead to cardiomyopathy and in essence, a risk for cardio...
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    Bombshell Article by Bloomberg Businessweek

    CCNE certainly must be taken to task for their apparent failure to enforce their own standards. Per their own 2024 version of the Standards of Accreditation, the document states: I hate to keep making Walden as the example but their NP pr...