NightAngelle

NightAngelle has 16 years experience and specializes in Emergency Nursing, Critical Care Nursing.

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1. Brian Short News

   NightAngelle replied to tnbutterfly - Mary's topic in General Nursing

   Condolences to the staff, friends, and family of Brian Short. I've been a member here for a very long time. It was this site that helped me to decide which career path to take, where to complete...

2. The hospitalist dilemma

   NightAngelle replied to sauce's topic in Advanced Practice

   As an RN, I've worked ER for 6 years and critical care for 9. As a newly graduated FNP, I have accepted a job as a hospitalist/intensivist. I DO plan on returning for post-master's certs in acute...

3. Recently failed ANCC n AANP

   NightAngelle replied to Marie81's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   If you have a solid knowledge base, you will be able to pick out what questions are wrong. There are a few formatting errors throughout the text as well, but again...if you are reading and...

4. What is/was your job going through grad school?

   NightAngelle replied to 403RN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   I currently work 20 hours a week in critical care (PRN)....but I go to school full time. Right now my schedule, because I can essentially walk into my unit and choose my hours, are 7p-7a on Sunday,...

5. What supplies needed for FNP school :)

   NightAngelle replied to BeeGeeRN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   A Keurig!! OMG....it's been the absolute best thing I could have ever bought. Liquid motivation (in the form of black tea or coffee) has been great for those all-night paper writing/study sessions....

6. Anyone working night shift and going to school

   NightAngelle replied to teelatice15's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   I work night shift in CCU. Before I began NP school (I go full time), I dropped to per diem, but I average 24 hours a week. I'm on my husband's insurance, so that helps. I also have two boys (11...

7. FALL NP 2013 Admissions

   NightAngelle replied to Sbaxt1837's topic in Advanced Practice

   I got accepted to Auburn's Primary Care NP program for Summer 13! Yep....a little over a month!

8. uab 2013

   NightAngelle replied to nicurn426's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   I am applying for the FNP program for Fall '13 entry. You'll have to keep me updated on how things are going. :) Good luck this

9. Planning to get RN, should I get my BSN?

   NightAngelle replied to TiffCNA's topic in General Nursing

   Check out the BSN in 10 initiative. http://www.americannursetoday.com/article.aspx?id=5272&fid=5244 Here is my first tip as an ex-ADN, now BSN. Don't do anything just because anyone else has...

10. Question: RNs currently in US Congress

    NightAngelle replied to NightAngelle's topic in General Nursing

    You're right...she was a nurse first indeed. Thanks for the

11. Question: RNs currently in US Congress

    NightAngelle replied to NightAngelle's topic in General Nursing

    I read that Karen Bass is now a Physicians' Assistant. Was she a nurse

12. Question: RNs currently in US Congress

    NightAngelle replied to NightAngelle's topic in General Nursing

    We added four nurses? Way to go NURSES! I think I will start small. Just become a VOTING member of my state

13. Question: RNs currently in US Congress

    NightAngelle posted a topic in General Nursing

    I've googled this question until my eyes are googly. Does anyone know if any Registered Nurses currently serve in US

14. Hospital paying for NTI? Really?

    NightAngelle replied to NightAngelle's topic in Critical Care

    And that makes perfect sense....mileage may vary according to hospital. I can respect giving nurses the time off even if the nurses have to absorb their own cost. Here, we may get time off to go, or...

15. University South Alabama DNP - Review anyone??

    NightAngelle replied to BrandybunsRN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I work with a couple of people who are (or were) in the USA FNP program...don't know about DNP though. Haven't heard anything favorable,