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@ NRSKarenRN, Thankyou for your suggestion. There is a clinic near me. I will contact them and see what I can do to intern there. I have been speaking to several NP's and Physicians. I am hoping to specialize. I have been told that it is 'who you know' when it comes to clinical sites. Since I am changing from home care to office or clinic, I am at a loss for contacts. I guess persistence is the name of the game here. I am willing to travel for my clinical and move for a job. I will put the resumes out there and see what I get. Thanks again.

@ Soundofmusic, I agree totally. My college is affiliated with several Catholic Hospitals in my area. Yet they don't help. I have found a doctor that will take me for my specialty rotation. However, I am at a lose for others. Nurses should help nurses. Isn't that what an APN is taught?

I am in the first semester of my NP program at Gwynedd Mercy College. I can start my clinical hours this summer. However, we have to find our own sites for clinical. How do I go about this? I know online students must hit this wall too. Any feedback would be much appreciated. Regards, Mark

I am in my first semester for ANP. I am still in theory and research so I haven't had to decide where I want to specialize. However, I was talking to a uroligist the other day and I was very interested in his practice which specifically treats Male infertility and ED. My question is how do specialize? Which program is the best if I want to specialize into urology? Also, does anyone have specific experience in this area? I would like to know where to go to get the experience and training to work in this area. Thanks. Mark