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I am graduating as an FNP next month and have a primary care job lined up to start this summer. They have agreed to hire me before passing my certification exam and obtaining my state license (this is allowed by state law). Has anyone else had this arrangement? If so, how did it work in your practice? My collaborating MD will sign all of my charts and scripts during this time period. Did you call yourself an NP, a nurse, or something else when seeing patients? How did you sign your charts? Thanks!!

Just wanted to let everyone know that I received a Yale acceptance letter yesterday (family specialty) but never received a phone call. So, if you haven't been called, you may still be pleasantly surprised.

I was recently accepted to the BC Master's Entry program (family specialty) that starts in August. Are there any current BC students who would be willing to post about their experiences? How are the faculty? How are the clinical placements? Best/worst parts of the program? Thanks!