AnaLong

AnaLong BSN, MSN, APRN, NP

FNP: Urgent Care & Primary Care; RN: Med-Surg

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About AnaLong

AnaLong has 10 years experience as a BSN, MSN, APRN, NP and specializes in FNP: Urgent Care & Primary Care; RN: Med-Surg.


I went to be best university in the state of MS, USM!. I was a psychology/chemistry major there. Two years later, I was accepted to Vanderbilt University! I completed a bridge program for non-RN's and I'm very proud of it!! It is actually the harder way to become an NP, but I feel that I received a better education than most.  Any thoughts otherwise, talk to me. I am very good at my job as a nurse!!

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  1. FNP Salary at UMMC/Baptist?

    The answer is about
  2. Even in MS, I had to pay out of pocket almost $4000 in
  3. Please do not feel discouraged. I used the money after taxes to pay off my loans. I believe they know we would have to use it after taxes. Secondly, I had to enter my information manually as well....
  4. So I checked my contact and it was signed on the 7th. I have been awarded the continuation contract! Good luck to all of you! We need this
  5. Thank you so much. I will look
  6. How do you check your
  7. Me too. I contacted them and asked them about it and they said my application was still under review. But now my service date has changed to make it look like I’ve been awarded an extra
  8. I still have not received a credit
  9. YES! You do have to pay taxes on
  10. I had to call my loan company. The forms they sent me are standardized and I’m hoping HRSA will accept
  11. I hope the bill goes through, I had to pay taxes on this this year!! I spoke with a lawyer and accountant, we had to file it as income. When is the deadline, I thought it was March
  12. Exactly! I’m just going to upload what I have. This is
  13. I entered then manually, but it requires paperwork from your loan
  14. I totally agree. I put them in manually but now it requires all of this
  15. Are you guys getting your loan lenders to provide all of the paperwork for each loan we have to enter manually? This is a bit