Loving RN

I am currently in a Post Master's FNP track with 6 months remaining. However, I want to go ahead and complete my Doctorate as well while im at it.

Thank you that does make a lot of sense but im having a hard time finding a place that offers this track. Although DNP seems to be offered everywhere.

I'm just looking for a reputable college that offers this course of work. I already have my clinicals lined up for every class. I am currently in a Post Master's Certificate program for FNP. However, I would rather obtain my Doctorate instead of another Master's.

I am a nurse with a MSN in Ed. I am currently looking to further my career and education. I am looking for a school that offers DNP-with FNP specialty track. Can you guys help lead me in the correct direction? I am looking to start Summer or Fall of this year preferably. All information is welcomed. Thank you all in advance

Thank you for this much needed information. I will look into all of theses resources. I really appreciate it.

I did plan on taking both of them. I have been looking and have been unsuccessful in finding the sudy material. This is why I asked. Thank you for this information. I will continue to look.

Hello my fellow NP's. I graduate with my FNP in May of next year. However, I was wondering what was the best study tools you used to help pass the State boards? Also, if someone will be willing to share any materials that you may have. Thank you all for reading my post.

I also failed the NCLEX multiple times. I can say before I went in I was confident. However, after I sat down for the test all of my confidence left. I began to question myself. I couldnt pinpoint anything that I had studied. It seems that my memory just left me. Then oneday I was on here and seen someone talking about this review. So i decided to try it. i did Kaplan, Hurst, NCSBN you name it I tried it. The name of the review was the remar review. it was simple and an awesome tool to use. The format was so good that I never wanted to put it down. Myself and another student that I met on here did it together. After my 45 days of waiting I applied for the NCLEX again. During this time I utilized the Remar Review for 4 weeks. That 5th week I rested. I took the test and it cut off at 86 questions. One thing was different this time, I had much more confidence in myself and it felt great. When I got to a question that I was unsure of. I closed my eyes and visualized the materials that I studied with the Remar Review. 48 hours later I did the quick results and to my surprise I PASSED. That was Last year. I am now in the double MSN program for Education and FNP. I have 2 classes left for Education and 4 remaining for my FNP. I said all that to say dont get discouraged, you have the right attitude to keep pressing forward. If you have not tried the Remar Review please do so. I recommended over 50 people to this review, and I can assure you 98% have passed. Good luck and God Bless you.

CONGRATULATIONS!

So. I placed an order for the ReMar Review. i am anxiously waiting on it. I did look at the videos on youtube. There is 49 videos. I did not get a chance to see them all, but the ones I did look at were very informative. I will keep you all posted on the studying. COntinue to pray for me as I pray for each of you.

Prayers are being sent up as you test. You got this.

The material youve gotten has is it so far? Is it worth the money? Is it helpful at all?

I was wondering has anyone ever heard of the ReMar Review for NCLEX RN? I dont think its a big review like Hurst or Kaplan but it is a review. If someone has taken it please give me some insight on it. I am in dier need of some review and ive already done Kaplan.

Hi you guys, right now it seems as we all are in the same boat. But, what keeps me going is reading all of the success stories on here. Also, I am firm believer if we have made it out of Nursing school we can also conquer this NCLEX MONSTER. having the mindset to keep moving forward is the very first step. I know each one of us can and will pass in 2013. This i am claiming in jesus mighty name!

You can only delegate those if it was NOT a post op patient. The nurse needs to do that in case of an emergency with the patient. Im using the PDA by Lacharity and it gives you what you can and cannot delegate.