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  1. So Zenman can you get credentialed with a post-master's certificate or do you have to have your degree in
  2. Please forgive me for jumping on your post, but I have a psych question as well...can you sit for the certification exam if you have a FNP plus a psych post-master's certificate? And btw OP, no you...
  3. Job Search Blues and Questions

    Can you please give your location in
  4. A transcriptionist is just part of the medical team. They are used all the time
  5. My school (I'm doing FNP) offers an advanced skills course with suturing etc but it is an elective that is only offered once a year. We rotate through peds, two semesters of adult, geriatrics, and...
  6. Lynn, As a current FNP student, I think your situation sounds great and quite frankly, I am jealous! As long as you don't cross any boundaries (and you will know if you are about to), I think it will...
  7. NP Boards & PAs

    See, to me it sounds like someone is trying to get people riled up. I haven't taken boards yet, but I can't imagine a question like that would be on it. The whole NP/PA riff is silly IMO; although the...
  8. Is Becoming A NP Worth It?

    I am not yet working as a NP, but I know quite a few, and I really do think that those who are making well over $100k are an exception. I think the survey that Advance puts out regarding salaries is...
  9. How to pay for it all?

    A lot of employers (hospitals) help pay for education. Check with your
  10. Working throughout a NP program?

    First off congrats on your little girl! Listen, I am in awe that you are a single mom and working a full time night job AND choosing to go back to school. I have a 2 year old and a 6 month old. I quit...
  11. I personally think choosing to further your education is always a win. Good luck with nursing school. Get some experience as a RN and then decide whether or not you want to continue on. Don't listen...
  12. I'm part time at UCF. So far, it's been fine. I don't work but that's because I have 2 small children. They don't discourage you from working at all, and it seems like the program is geared towards...
  13. First off, congrats. I'm only in my 2nd semester there so I can't give you much advice. The classes I've taken so far have been pretty easy. I'm not much of a theory person so those (in my mind)...
  14. Can NPs deliver babies?

    That's what I thought! Thanks for the
  15. I was speaking to a women's health NP who stated her doctor is going to train her to deliver babies. I thought you have to be a CNM to deliver...anyone know if it's in the scope of practice for
  16. Can NPs deliver babies?

    Florida
  17. First ARNP job offer

    Go for it!!! Sometimes a change of scenery is a good thing. And if it's pretty much your dream job, the answer is obvious. 200 miles isn't that far away, and you can do plenty of visiting in your time...
  18. To my knowledge, UCF is only accepting in the Fall right now b/c they're just getting their DNP program together. My class is the first one. So if you want to go there you'd probably have to wait...
  19. Two years ago I got accepted to a MSN program but had to decline because I was put on bed rest for pregnancy. Looking back, I know I could've gotten thru that first semester--it would have been...
  20. Thank you for your words of support. You're right, if not now then when? Something will probably always come up...that's just life, right?
  21. Thanks for the tip. Yes, I do need to relax, but that's not something I'm very good at I got accepted to UCF in Orlando (closest school to
  22. Thanks!! I'll check that thread
  23. Hello, new here. I am planning on going to DNP school in the fall (the school I will be attending no longer has a Master's program, but you do get a Master's along the way). I got accepted to the...
  24. Well this is a huge decision for ya, I've been in your shoes. I'm gonna tell you straight up, if you are able to dedicate 2.5 years of your life to anesthesia school, go that route. By dedicate, I...