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  1. Yes. As consistent research demonstrates this, it will continue to prove value and further the advancement and autonomy of NP
  2. Anyone read this report that compares outcomes for cardiac patients among MD and NPPs? It seems there were no differences in quality of care between MD and NP providers. The study will be published in...
  3. FNP vs NP vs CNS

    As the other posters have commented, I think the ACNP better fits your practice interests than FNP. There are still acute care CNS programs (ie. UVA's program) but I think they are more geared towards...
  4. Do DNPs get compensated more

    There are several sites that perform salary analyses each year. According to the Advance Healthcare Network (no affiliation), masters prepared NPs earned an average of $100,585, while DNP prepared NPs...
  5. DNP Nursing Education

    The DNP will probably be the most expeditious route to a doctorate if that is a needed credential for your academic advancement. This may also be a less expensive option as there are online schools...
  6. Negotiating Salary -- Do it!

    My first NP position also taught me the value in negotiating. I negotiated a $4,000 increase on the salary offer but only asked about CME and other benefits and did not include these in my formal...
  7. Teaching with a DNP Degree

    Hello, Are you already a nurse? If not, then a few years of practice would be beneficial to help develop practice interests and guide you towards an advanced practice specialty. Some years of...
  8. NY post slams NPs

    Anyone read the study in JAMA from December that suggested reduced mortality rates for high risk heart failure and post cardiac arrest patients during the dates of the two national cardiology...
  9. NY post slams NPs

    I am actually a NP and I don't know of anyone that would reasonably compare MD and NP training. However, this is not to say that nurse practitioners are not prepared to provide primary care services...
  10. ANP wants to get credentialed as FNP

    Wow. I wonder if they changed the curriculum. I had contacted them a year ago and the woman that answered the phone noted that I was calling from another state on caller ID and indicated that this...
  11. cheapest DNP online

    University of Alabama has a 100% online DNP for post-masters students that is $354 per credit. It was the least expensive I found from a reputable school. They charge in-state tuition for online...
  12. Becoming a (d)NP with only OR experience?

    Have you thought about becoming a PA? I see more PAs involved in the preoperative realm than NPs. You would actually gain valuable surgical experience and have opportunities for postgraduate...
  13. ANP wants to get credentialed as FNP

    I know nothing about these programs and cannot speak to the quality of their respective curricula. However, I suspect that the abbreviated program is likely full time (ie. every day) to condense the...
  14. ANP wants to get credentialed as FNP

    ISU looks like it can be completed in 16 months online On-Line Family Nurse Practitioner Post-Master's Certificate | Indiana State Online | Indiana State
  15. ANP wants to get credentialed as FNP

    This looks like another program. Program: Family Nurse Practitioner (P.M.C.) - McNeese State University - Acalog
  16. ANP wants to get credentialed as FNP

    I am an ANP that has considered a post-masters FNP. The shortest program I found was Southeastern Louisiana University which is 14 weeks although you had to travel to the school. I have seen postings...
  17. Do I need to keep RN license active?

    Be careful what you wish. I 'm an advocate of NPs being regulated under the board of nursing and think this is the ideal solution. The alternative in some states is oversight by the medical board or a...
  18. Do I need to keep RN license active?

    You can always try to negotiate licensing fees into your work compensation. My employer pays for both my RN license and annual NP practice approval as well as DEA and other licensing
  19. Prn/part time pay

    Where is the location of the practice? I honestly think this is a very low offer. I have two part time positions in addition to my full time job. One pays 55/hour and the other 65/patient. What is the...
  20. Do I need to keep RN license active?

    I'll add that some states (particularly those without independent practice) your RN license may be the only true license you have. For example in NC, you have an RN license and have an approval to...
  21. Help!! Any kaplan alum out there?

    I agree with the previous poster. I would have concern with credibility of these online, for profit programs. I have not known any graduate from this or similar programs but would think that the...
  22. Soon to be NP. Nervous.

    I will mirror the previous posts. I would much rather a new NP be nervous than overconfident. In my opinion the most important aspect in a new position is a good orientation and mentor-ship with your...
  23. AGNP vs FNP

    I am assuming you are in an ACNP program? I think you are speaking to a broader problem with NP education and the reality of actual practice. I would agree that an ACNP should have more acute care...
  24. AGNP vs FNP

    Yes, I think your RN experience can be very helpful in obtaining an NP position. Having critical care or hospital based experience at the RN level would likely give you preference over a new grad NP...
  25. AGNP vs FNP

    The OP asked about marketability of FNP vs ANP. As an ANP/AGNP I think that the FNP has the current edge on marketability as the scope of practice is broader (ie. can see pediatrics). However there...