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I am thinking of returning to school. I am interested in a post masters. What is the difference in FNP and Acute Care NP? My background is in ER.

My MSN is a Nurse Educator. I live in MN. a friend who is a FNP tells me , from a conference she attended, that there is a need for ACNPs. They can do hospital rounds but wondering the pros and cons of each. Before I take the plunge. I don't want t...

How many are in your group? We have groups of 10 and I often will have them teach each other. I don't lecture. We expect them to come prepared. They purchase a study guide. They are expected to have the study guide completed and videos watched. I tak...

I am a fairly new Clinical Instructor and I am teaching my first classroom class. I usually terach clinicals with 8 students. this is a Pre-req nursing class approx 75 in the class. I need some ideas....some fun ideas. this is a class where we need t...

I finished my Nurse Educator program last year. I thought about doing the FNP first but I love education. There is a need for educators and in some areas there is a saturation of NPs. Of course now I want to complete the NP part so I can practice....

I went to Normandale back in 88 and I had 2 little kids. I think things went well. Nursing school is demanding no matter where you go it is nice to take Physio right after but you won't forget Anatomy. and Chem does help. I had to take both 1020 an...

I have been a instructor for 4 years at a BSN level, this May 06 I will complete my Nurse Educator MSN program. I really enjoy teaching but I miss the pt care. not the hard work but the interaction with MDs and other disciplines. Teaching clinical, t...

:roll I am a clincial Instructor and have been for 1.5 yrs. I make it a point to have fun in my clinicals! I remember my teachers and the ones I remember are the ones who smiled. I knew they liked their job. Find those. Nursing is not all hard work.

I chose the community college in the AD program because I was a Mom of 2 and didn't want to be in school so long. I wanted to work but then after working for 4 years I went back for my BSN. I am glad I did. So many choices! I feel working as a nurse ...