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Hello, Interested in applying for the critical care fellowship as well, however, I have a few questions… 1. Did they provide you learning opportunities regarding procedural skills, I.e. central line, etc. My concern is that the residents will be given priority when it comes to such… 2. At the time that you applied, how was the interview process? 3. How many hours did you work on average in a week? 4. How much was your stipend? 5. Do they normally hire their fellows upon the completion of the program? Thank you!!

Hello, I'm unable to send you a message privately. I'm also a student NP (acute care) who needs a preceptor for the upcoming Fall 2020. This will be my first clinical rotation and I need 180 hours in an outpatient setting. Do you mind messaging me instead with your contacts? Appreciate it and thanks in advance.

How long did it take before you all got the access for mystar? I paid the supplemental application about two weeks ago and I haven’t gotten it.

Currently scoring in the high 60s in the CEN practice tests from the ENA. How do these practice tests compare to the actual exam?

Patient was acting crazy, got medicated and now sleeping.

Psych patients = verbal diarrhea

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I can only speak about BTEC. If that's where you will end up, be prepared to work. Study in advance. Look up Sheehys at Amazon. Enjoy the ride. It's really hard to describe the process, you just have to see it for yourself since there's nothing like it. Good luck!

Hey!! I graduated from COC a few years back and my gpa wasn't that great to begin with as well. To answer your question, it will depend on how many applicants they get. I would hope that COC will look at your trend and how you were able to turn it around. However, the bottom line is that it is all about the GPA. I know they usually get about roughly 120 - 150+ applicants a few years back and they can only take about 70 ~. After which, the rest are put in a "alternative selection pool," where they are informed that they have to wait for a semester before they can start the program, unless someone retracts their application, in which case they select someone from the alternative pool to replace that person (that's how I got in). Just hope for the best and submit your application! COC is a great program, it was organized and detailed. Best of luck to you!

Hey!! I was in your situation a few months back with just about a similar background. If EC is what you have always wanted then go ahead and do it. I'm glad I did and I'm enjoying it so far. My shifts are definitely busier and the threat of violence is much higher, however, I'm learning so much. You'll probably feel like out of place in the beginning, but just stick through it. Pay attention to details and don't be afraid to ask questions.

i took nclex-rn on 07/19 and after 30 minutes i checked the pvt trick and i got the good pop up. finally, after 11 business days, my name is up on the brn!

i took my test on the 19th and after almost 2 weeks, my name's on the rn website already! thank you god! pvt works!

hey everyone! thank you for the updates. i took my nclex on 07/19 and received the good pop up, however, my name is still isn't on the brn website.