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I say take the level 3 nicu position and get a PRN adult or peds position somewhere else. After you have some time at both positions, then I believe you can make an informed decision. The actual hands on experience can give you more insight. Just my 2 cents🤔

I say take the level 3 nicu position and get a PRN adult or peds position somewhere else. After you have some time at both positions, then I believe you can make an informed decision. The actual hands on experience can give you more insight. Just my 2 centsí ¾í´”

This is illegal to have you completing company duties off of the clock. That is a labor law issue. Secondly it is also illegal for you to work full-time without taking a lunchbreak. My advice to you is to seek employment opportunities elsewhere, but follow up with legal counsel for the labor law issues. Because your nursing license and piece of mind are priceless.

Well being that the very first statement in the original post is "Would love your thoughts ", then my post and thoughts matter. You may or may not agree but due believe that I am very relevant. Thanks so much 😊

Well being that the very first statement in the original post is "Would love your thoughts ", then my post and thoughts matter. You may or may not agree but due believe that I am very relevant. Thanks so much í ½í¸Š

Congratulations to all. I also was accepted into the PMHNP program here as well as UMKC, so I have to make a decision soon.

So when a person of color or a women is taking care of a sexist or racists patient/family, they can decline? As an adult, you will encounter people that have different points of views from yours; however your job and responsibility is still to provide care for such individuals/families. If we can refuse treatment because of sex, race or religion; many people would not receive health care with this way of thinking 🤔

It's call FMLA.

Thank you so much 🤗

Thank you so much í ¾í´—

I want to be as proactive as possible with my learning experience, which reference books would you recommend for advance pathophysiology, advance pharmacology and health assessments? I am aware that some medical books maybe my option. I want to be as prepared as possible for clinicals and during my future practice. Any pearls of wisdom will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hello All (Current NPs and or Students), I want to get started early with a solid foundation as an APRN. Although I haven't started a program as of yet, which reference books would you recommend for advance pathophysiology, advance pharmacology and health assessments? I am aware that some medical books maybe my option. I want to be as prepared as possible for clinicals and during my future practice. My current goal is the MSN with PMHNP track. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance:)

Hello Michele, I am currently applying to 3 PMHNP programs & UMKC is my 1st choice. If you don't mind giving me a little insight regarding their program? I would greatly appreciate it. You can pm me if that helps.

Ok sounds good

Hello, If you don't mind sharing, where do you go and which state do you live in? Thanks in advance.