ironfan

I need to identify a clinical problem in the workplace that would be under a nurse's control. Anyone have any idea's of specific problesm in the correctional setting that nurses can fix? I am lean toward medication errors, but have drawn a blank. thx for any ideas

depends on what you are looking for education administration nurse practicioner ?

I have been looking into the RN-BSN program as well. I have checked with a few FNP programs, and due to its lack of regional accredidation would not be acceptable at a few that I have spoken to. Although some grad schools would accept it based solely on the CCNE accredidation. I have to say this may limit my options when it come time to apply to gradute school, and this really has me rethinking if ASU is the right place for me. I would really like to hear from an RN-BSN grads about their expierences with graduate schools. Any comments?

from Frontiers webpage http://www.frontierschool.edu/admissions/admissions-criteria/msn-admissions-criteria "Be a registered nurse with educational preparation from a nationally (CCNE or NLNAC) accredited nursing program offered by a regionally accredited educational institution." I spoke to an admissions counselor at Frontier and she said American Sentinel University would not be acceptable.

I am also attempting to goto UTA. Seems like the cheapest route to go. The admissions process is 1000 times slower then any other college i have applied to. It is very disappointing. Sent transcripts over a week ago and they say they still havent arrived. Even snail mail doesnt take 7 days from South Carolina to Texas. Seems like a hassel compared to online universities that have accepted me off of unofficial transcripts and my current RN license.