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Congratulations, fellow AGPCNP =)) I totally agree with you regarding the LEIK book. So glad this is over.

Thank you! =) LEIK book is by far the best review book in my opinion. I liked Fitzgerald - she explained anemia so well. As far as offers, I never applied for a job but one of the attending at my hospital recommended me to another doctor. I will star...

Hello everyone! Happy to announce that I passed AGPCNP on 8/28/15. I graduated in July 28 and started reviewing the day after for a total of 4 weeks of studying. I gathered all my lecture notes from the last 3 semesters, went to Fitzgerald review in ...

I am currently in MS and probably moving there this August. If someone don't mind giving me a heads up on the current pay. TIA.

Hi, Everyone! I am new to this site and I have some few questions regarding the medicare charting guidelines. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this? I just started a new position at LTC and I am responsible for charting on all Medicare resi...

Thanks! Wow I didn't know Beaumont is that bad. That is my dream hospital to work at since I was in Michigan 8 years ago. How about Providence - now St. John's at Southfield?

Hi, everyone! I am a filipino graduated from the Phils in 1991. I have been here in the US since 1994 thru my Mom. I had LPN license in Michigan in 1999 then moved to MS with my husband. I was pregnant at that time so I decided to not work and contin...

Hi, Suzanne, I was just wondering. I am an RN here in MS but want to relocate in MI maybe next year..I did not do the CGFNS anymore but have my credentials evaluated. My question is.. if I need to have my license endorsed in MI..do I still have to si...

I am thinking of relocating back to Michigan next year and planning to work at Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital. Do you know what the starting salary rate for Case Manager for Hospice? Thanks.

There's another hospital in Starkville. It's about 20 mins from columbus.

Not in those exact words. However, the very 1st amendment to the Constitution does specifically state that: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." which is commonly referred to as the ‘separation’ of church and state....

Just wanted to say hi to all of you folks at UM. I didn’t go to school there, but my husband did and we lived in A^2 for a while. When we were dating, he lived right across from the Medical Center—the apt. building on the corner of Catherine St., w...

I personally don't know much about either school, but why don't you just apply to both? There's a chance you'll get into SDS, but maybe PLU could be your back-up. Good luck.

I believe you are incorrect. There are only two studies (that I am aware of) published in peer-reviewed scientific (medical) journals that claim to be double-blind and that claim that intercessory prayer has significant beneficial effects. The fir...

I believe you are incorrect. There are only two studies (that I am aware of) published in peer-reviewed scientific (medical) journals that claim to be double-blind and that claim that intercessory prayer has significant beneficial effects. The fir...

This is not exactly true. First note that entropy may either increase (for irreversible processes) or stay the same (for reversible processes). However, it is true that very few processes are actually 'reversible.' But more importantly, the relati...

This is not exactly true. First note that entropy may either increase (for irreversible processes) or stay the same (for reversible processes). However, it is true that very few processes are actually 'reversible.' But more importantly, the relati...

The existence of black holes, Newton’s Universal Theory of Gravitation, the ‘big bang’, and the Theory of Evolution are not in dispute in the general scientific community, although they may be in theological or otherwise non-scientific areas. If o...

Congratulations and God Bless. Chris

Wow... I find that shocking. Particularly in the case when a male student is paired with a female student... When you say that no one complained, it reminds me of the Milgram experiment.

It depends somewhat on what you want the book for. If you’re buying it for your personal reference and the book is not required for a class, an older edition (assuming its still current—say within 10 years old or so) is fine. There aren’t many subs...

Plenty of people here in the US have horrible stories to tell about the abysmal coverage that we receive for our private health care system. The US is one of the few (if not the only) ‘first world’ countries that does not have national health care. ...

Sure. I understand what you’re saying. Incorporating more practical skills in place of some theory may be a better solution overall—I really don’t know. One thing is for sure, though—a curriculum that is rarely revised is probably a poor one.

A few misconceptions here that might be worthwhile to discus. I can’t speak for 2-year programs, which I know little about. However, bear in mind a few things about most colleges and universities: First, the majority are non-profit. So the idea th...

I would be very surprised if any accredited college or university did not have academic misconduct procedures in place. Students are rarely accused of cheating by professors in universities, but this has nothing to do with school 'PR', nor apathy. ...