Dalla

Dalla

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  1. From my brief time spent with a CNM, she does a homebirth business in the suburbs of a large metro area, has office visits in her home about 3-4 days a week, maybe a home visit each week where she...
  2. New to Agency Nursing- and worried

    Just decided to quite my job at the agency yesterday. Had worked a 10.5 hour PM shift the night before with no break at all. Had a new admit and a HOSPICE patient with lots of family (and a dog)...
  3. Thank you! You will be in my thoughts and prayers the next few week also. I was a Navy wife for 15 years and used to have a APO address. Is your "APO525" something
  4. YEAH!!! I have been accepted for the online Masters in midwifery/WHNP program at Georgetown University!!! I just got the email about 20 minutes ago. Can't believe it. I was so worried they wouldn't...
  5. CNM malpractice insurance

    A CNM I shadowed a few weeks ago told me she pays $6,000 a year, but only has minimal coverage - $100,000/$300,000 (?) Of course, as a CNM doing homebirths, the least little thing and she will risk...
  6. AF vs. Navy Nurse Corps Reserves

    My ex was a Navy Intelligence officer for 20 years and we moved around every 3-5 years. We were around AF and Army and Navy bases. My ex always joked that the Air Force would spend all their budgeted...
  7. CNMs in the US Air Force?

    COT? Candidate Officer Training? So they are already CNMs instead of going to school through the Air
  8. While I am waiting anxiously for news on my application to a midwifery masters program, I am also thinking of other options in case I don't get accepted (just found out they have an acceptance rate...
  9. AF vs. Navy Nurse Corps Reserves

    I was a Navy wife for 15 years and loved it for the most part. However, as far as families are concerned, the Air Force does it better. They usually have nicer bases and better
  10. While I am waiting anxiously for news on my application to a midwifery masters program, I am also thinking of other options in case I don't get accepted (just found out they have an acceptance rate of...
  11. How many days of orientation?

    3-5 days is pretty normal for LTC. Not bad if you are experienced, you only have to learn the routine of that facility. If you are a new grad, it is like being thrown into the deep end of the pool....
  12. local university vs. Fronteir

    My experience has been that it does not matter what school you attend or your GPA. As long as you have your license and are certified, employers don't know the
  13. Is there any hope?

    When I first started in college many years ago, I was young and stupid and didn't study. My GPA was like 2.3. I then married, moved out of state, and began attending a different university to finish...
  14. Your 2 cents are worth more than that! Thanks for your
  15. Online CNM courses?

    My first choice is going to be Georgetown, only because of the length of the program. I am currently living on alimony and child support, both which will be running out soon, so the 18 month program...
  16. Ouch! $600 a month. But, you are making almost double the salary, and doing what you love. So, guess it is all good! Congratulations
  17. How wonderful for the job offer! That gives hope to the rest of us! Best of luck on the boards. If I may ask, how do you plan to repay the student loan? (if there was one!) Monthly payment from...
  18. Congratulations!
  19. Mind if I ask through what school? Was it online or on
  20. Just found this article about the DNP and it talks specifically about the various APRN organizations and what they are planning to require: Responses of APRN professional associations APRNs are...
  21. Be lucky you have that much time. LTC only orients for 3-5 days for a new
  22. New Grad soon to be an L&D RN

    Although I don't have the privilege of being a L&D nurse (yet!) I do highly recommend your NRP certification and also the book Labor and Delivery Nursing: A guide to evidence-based practice by...
  23. New grad RN BSN need advice !!!!!!

    Apply. Apply. Apply. If you get an offer ANYWHERE and are able and willing to move, GO! If you don't, keep the job you don't love just to get the experience and the recommendations (you need to excel...
  24. New grad RN BSN need advice !!!!!!

    Maybe try moving to North Dakota. I hear they are hiring new grads and know a few people that travel back and forth going "home" to another state every few weeks. They are doing it for a year or two...
  25. Online CNM courses?

    This is what I have learned from my research so far: There are 6 schools that have midwifery online, some with campus visits required. 1. East Caroline University - approximately $39,600 for the 2...