Palliative Care, DNP

Palliative Care, DNP

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  1. Failing. Help!!!

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to jscott102259's topic in General Students

    Buy an NCLEX review book. Whatever subject you are studying read and answer that topic's questions in the book. You never know you may see familiar material on your

  2. Would you want your child to become a Nurse???

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to myownboss's topic in General Nursing

    No, in fact I tell them to be anything other than a nurse if they decide to go into health care. The nurse is the person standing at the bottom of the hill with arms wide open.....and we all know what...

  3. Why did you become a nurse?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to Valerie99's topic in General Nursing

    Because I was wait listed for dental hygiene and didn't want to wait a

  4. Failed A&P twice!!

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to DelleBrock's topic in Excelsior College

    I took A&P during the summer as well. Part 1 followed by part 2. Ended up with a C in both sections because of it. My grade did not slow my progression from RN to BSN. Now I'm in a BSN to DNP...

  5. Do you think ADN programs will really be phased out?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to Nursetobe25's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    In my opinion the LPN will become a associates and the RN will become the BSN. Nursing really needs to streamline education if we are to be taking seriously and respected

  6. If hospitals require 85% BSN...

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to pete M's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    I can only think of 1 diploma school in my

  7. The current state of advanced practice nursing education - thoughts

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to mwlude's topic in Advanced Practice

    Our exams are proctored at Loyola University New Orleans via the camera on the computer. Faculty makes a site visit to each student each semester for clinical evaluation. There is no free ride...

  8. what are my options to work as an NP except office or hospital

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to drcricket's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Retail settings like Walgreens, Walmart, and CVS. The health departments here use NPs. Also, many occupational health or college student health

  9. Do you "tell" Facebook where you work?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to RN403's topic in General Nursing

    No do not list your place of employment and do not "Friend" co-workers. That stuff can come bite you in the

  10. Rehashing the 2015 DNP Requirement Debate

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to ricardoj's topic in Advanced Practice

    I am in a BSN to DNP program. Out of 40 people that began this cohort only 11 were left this summer. We are scheduled to graduate May 2015 but I'm not thinking 11 of us will be

  11. is anyone else being laid off, reduced hours, etc?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to ceccia's topic in General Nursing

    Hospital that I used to work at prior to grad school closed one unit and laid off the staff. Also, each unit downsized. My old unit lost 5 RNs and coincidentally all 5 were ADNs and their experience...

  12. 4th attempt at NCLEX - need advice please!.

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to SByas24's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

    Does your state require remediation after 3 attempts? Some do and it may be

  13. Always on the border of failing... need some help

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to lalamcd's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    You can have an 80%? We have to have a minimum of

  14. Staffing Issues. (rant)

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to WittySarcasm's topic in General Nursing

    Staffing issues is one of the reasons I stopped floor nursing and went back to grad school. Burn out party of

  15. How long will it take to become a nurse practitioner?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to TheYouthOfMedicine's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I'm in a BSN to DNP program and it is 3 years. Some schools offer it in 4 years. So total of 7-8 years depending on where you

  16. PharmD to NP

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to thefinestwhoever's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I will never make more than him. Ever especially now that he owns his own

  17. PharmD to NP

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to thefinestwhoever's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    That's what I'm wondering too. When my husband left retail a year ago he made $65/hr. That is 6 figures without OT. When he wanted to work extra it was more. He did tire of retail and has opened his...

  18. PharmD to NP

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to thefinestwhoever's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    There goes all the money your education would earn you. My husband is a pharmacist and even when I am an NP I will not make what he does. No way in he double hockey sticks I would ever go to nursing...

  19. Do you think you have ever encountered an angel?

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to loriangel14's topic in Spirituality, Religion

    No but if I do I would like them to look like Castiel from the show Supernatural. That's my type of

  20. We should make our own online FNP program

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to chillnurse's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    You forgot the part of this new program providing

  21. My stack of books was taller in RN school than in NP school

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to chillnurse's topic in General Nursing

    I stopped buying the books. Now, in grad school I just rent them through Chegg. Send them back at the end of the

  22. Discouraged

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to livefully's topic in Nursing Career

    I'm not sure why you couldn't proceed with an MSN program. It is completely separate roles and there are many folks that make that transition every day. Technically, you are no longer a new grad and...

  23. Low GPA..

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to ilia_RN's topic in General Nursing

    Jobs won't care about GPAs and patients won't either. Graduate programs on the hand may give you

  24. Have bad attitude- RN to BSN programs

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to anon456's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    I agree it's really about money. However, the lay offs were the best time to say it was based on education and not money. It's a move to save face by the

  25. Have bad attitude- RN to BSN programs

    Palliative Care, DNP replied to anon456's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    Our hospital began with ADNs can keep their positions but not move up and we are only hiring BSNs now. Then it became everyone that has an ADN needs a BSN by 2020 or will need to look for other...