RNeuro

I'm currently a student in a Primary Care NP program with a graduation date of December 2021. I wanted to know if any branch of the military uses PCNP. The Air Force states that they have APRN's but not specifically PCNP. My end goal is to enter the world of military nursing, hopefully as an APRN. I wonder if it is more beneficial for me to switch over to an FNP program at this point since I'm mainly completing my core classes. Has anyone successfully been able to commission into the military as either a primary care or acute care NP? If so, did they have to "create" a job for you?

Most online programs have some component of logging in at a certain time each week. I’m also having a bit of a hard time getting rec letters

I constantly read about how poor Walden university (as well as all of the other online programs) are in terms of education experience. But I would like to hear success stories from graduates of the program either with their FNP or AG-ACNP. A flexible program is key for me due to my personal life, but too many people are saying that I won’t be able to find a job, let alone a clinical placement. Let get those success stories rolling in!

I just got accepted into the 4yr coop program yesterday for fall 2012. I applied as a transfer with abt 24 credits with a 4.0

Just got my acceptance letter yesterday