shadowapollo

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1. Hello. New to site; Reside: CA School: ND

   shadowapollo replied to clagorin's topic in General Nursing

   There are Four AD-RN programs in ND- BSC, WSC, MSU-B, and LRSC- these programs combined are called the Dakota Nursing Programs- it is a consortium consisting of these 2 year colleges. They are going...

2. Any Minot Nurses here?

   shadowapollo replied to MissBree's topic in General Nursing

   Welcome to the Dakota Nursing Program. That program last year had 100% pass rates on the NCLEX-RN . Many Minot nurses have graduated from that program and are employed. You will all do

3. About Bismarck????

   shadowapollo replied to loco_lobo's topic in General Nursing

   You should not have trouble getting a job in Bismarck- very nice city- St. Alexius is a magnet hospital and both are excellent hospitals. Those are the only 2, I am not sure about the pay- some large...

4. Tips for New Nurse Educators

   shadowapollo replied to VickyRN's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   Get the instructors manuals ( resources) for the text books you are using- they have all kinds of student activities as well as other goodies that should help you. For grading, our assignments are...

5. Tips for New Nurse Educators

   shadowapollo replied to VickyRN's topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   Greeetings to all! I am new to posting but not new to this site. I am not sure my questions belong in this thread so forgive me if not. I have a couple of questions. How much psych do any of you teach...

6. Nursing Model vs Medical Model (again!)

   shadowapollo replied to jjjoy's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Greetings to all! I am new to posting but not new to this site and love the conversations and different opinions, I am a FNP and would rather be governed by the BON rather than the BOM. NP's can start...

7. NP in Rural America

   shadowapollo replied to natrgrrl's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   I live in Rural ND and practice in several of the local clinics on a part time basis as I teach in nursing full time. ND is in need to mid-level providers. We can have an independent practice though...