Thanks, I just checked it out and sure enough they have a regular BSN program as well as an accelerated RN to BSN program. Tuition is roughly the same as ASU. I bet their version of health care ethics...
Yikes, ASU has so many applicants that it will continue to be more and more competitve. Last I remembered Grand Cayon's program was for LPNs and such going the BSN route. Am I off base or did...
Oddly enough, PAs make slightly more than NPs in my area. A member here explained that this was due to PAs typically work in better paying clinics, whereas NPs typically work in
Physicians are licensed and don't need to retest to maintain licensure. However, if the physician is board certified, he/she needs to retake a board certification test every 10
There are also accelerated programs that only require a bachelors degree (non nursing and, IIRC, non RN) to pursue the MS in nursing. The case in point was a program at the University of San
Interesting thread as I've been internally debating the PA/NP path for a few days now. I received a PA flyer from MidWestern University and it states that PAs need to sit for a recertification exam...
I can't tell you about the UofA, but ASU is fairly competitive. ASU's BSN entrance only considers GPA for pre-requisites and adds the NET math and reading comprehension scores for a theoretical...
My wife worked at UMC and lived in apartments north on Campbell. It was in the foothills north of Sunrise, if I remember correctly. The complex was equipped with pretty views, javalina, and UMC...
It does seem like a nitch. MidWestern's website has a description of CRNAs as they relate to MD anesthesiologist and CRNA sounds pretty watered-down. I'm still not clear about what a CRNA would do in...
Traffic in Tuscon depends on where you work and live. From 1998 to 2000, We lived in the foothills just west of Sabino Canyon and commuted to the airport. Those 18 miles took 45 minutes one way down...
We were looking at Prescott for a summer home, its pretty but can be expensive. After the recent droughts, bark beatle infestation, and fire danger it sort of lost its luster for us. It's still...
Could you confirm about UMC's 4:1 nurse patient ratio? A friend working at UMC said they trimmed the ratio by reducing tech help so now RNs are doing more basic care nursing in addition to previous...
When I lived in Tucson a co-worker commutted from Benson. It's a pretty little town. Not sure about quality of school districts there. Karchner Caverns are a new tourist area nearby. Benson has strong...
I could see that case happening, especially in the university-type hospitals. Hopefully those are the single docs, otherwise their wives will take them to the proverbial
I was just talking to my wife's friend, ~10yr experience and recent NP grad, and she says the same. She claimed male doctors tend to be more friendly with male nurses, perhaps asking them to play...
Education in another language can be difficult. It's one thing to have basic communications skills in a secondary language, a.k.a playground language, but entirely different for secondary language...
Medical school and residency is a long road, and then there's tuition bills that are difficult to pay on a resident's salary and so the interest grows on your student loans. Admissions isn't easy...
UMC might be a good place to work. On the otherhand, my wife was a resident/attending there and I recall there were always $ shortage problems, maybe more related to a lack of research funding. If...
I don't know anything about the program but would think it should be a good one. I'm in the same boat in Phx, BS degree and would prefer an accelerated program. Unfortunately none exist at ASU. They...