There are some great tips in this thread! For those nurses who float their catheter in, how do you do that while holding onto the catheter with your dominant hand? Is your IV line already attached...
You might want to check out Western Carolina University in Asheville, NC. They have a 12 month ASBN and a BSN program. http://www.wcu.edu/10421.asp Tuition seems reasonable as well....
"...It can take up to 6 months for them to "clear" you security-wise, so don't get discouraged if you don't get called right away for an interview" Do you mean they security-clear all applicants...
Yes and it is one that I am seriously considering. But it requires you to have a BSN (takes 2 years). I'm an RN with a B.S.- Biology and RN-MSN bridging programs only require 4-5 classes. They are...
I don't mind setting up my own clinicals but I hope the FNP program provides some sort of guidance and support on how to do this. Especially if you were in an online program hundreds of miles from...
Thanks for the clarification...it does seem more manageable if the schedule is staggered. Did you go through this program? I'm going to look into it myself. Thanks
Hi Cindy1ou, I hope you do post your spreadsheet! I have been putting one together as well trying to find a school that meets almost the same criteria as you but it seems that school does not exist!...
Tammy FNP/GNP, I researched ISU and it seems that 35 credits are required for the core nursing courses but that credit can be given for up to 10 credits via a portfolio option. I'm an RN and have a...
>>I think the answer is this: Who would award those like me a BSN without also wanting to make a significant income from doing so? And so we are required to take a lot of totally unnecessary...
I am interested in pursuing an MSN and am looking at online programs in education and FNP. For those who have completed an online MSN program (or are still in the program), are there things you...
USA's in-state graduate tuition is $218/hour. Their web course graduation tuition is $308/hour. I am currently researching various online MSN programs and have not found one that allows in-state...
Is it also correct that if you work for the VA for at least 5 years, you will lifetime medical benefits? And that you can retire after 10 years? A nursing colleague recently hired by a VA Outpatient...