CardioNP, MSN, CRNP

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  1. Will they require a DNP in the future to be a Nurse Practitioner?

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to TAS2354's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    While there is currently no "mandate" for NPs to have a DNP, there are a growing number of schools that have eliminated the MSN option from their

  2. Part timeNP salary

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to Guest1059175's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    You also need to consider that part-time employment will rarely be offered to new NP's. In general, you will need to work full-time for a year or two before going part-time. It's very difficult to...

  3. Universities with prearranged NP Practicums

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to Slhengy's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I recently graduated from Duke and they arrange clinicals for you...but the tuition is

  4. Will they require a DNP in the future to be a Nurse Practitioner?

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to TAS2354's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I agree completely. I just graduated with MSN and passed boards and I'm gagging at the thought of 3 more years (part-time) to get DNP. I see it's value in academia and administration, but there is...

  5. AANP

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to Shadygirl, DNP, AGNP-C's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Thank you! Good luck in your new

  6. AANP

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to Shadygirl, DNP, AGNP-C's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I will be taking AANP exam on Monday...so I'm going to keep an eye on this thread. Congrats on passing! How was it compared to your expectations? I took a PSI practice exam last night and scored an...

  7. Working while in NP school

    CardioNP, MSN, CRNP replied to friendlylark's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I am going into my final semester of NP school at Duke and I have worked throughout the entire program. It definitely gets more difficult once you start clinicals since you have both...