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Okay so I failed the AANP- should I retake it or take the ANCC and how should I change my studying to take ANCC? I knew a lot of the material just got test anxiety and freaked out- any tips or ideas will help. I have a job just need certified.

I took AANP and failed- But then I took AnCC and felt it was much harder but I was better prepared. I would definitely look over research stuff- but my test covered a lot is different stuff- so no one topic would fell you. Good luck!!

I did the apea review course and the apea test bank-

There was Some research questions. I also read the buppert textbook which basically touches on Medicare requirements. You should be fine if u r in practice because billing stuff you should know.

I have a great job at a pulmonary office.

My past employer used Epic, it's a great system.

I didn't realize it was 105 of 150- I never got my actual score. I got the congratulations and that was enough for me!

Congrats on the job offer. I would like the driving around too. Time to clear head between patients. Good luck

So on jan 25- I was completely and utterly devastated when the screen at prometric popped up you did not pass! It was a screen I had been anticipating since about question #3 when I began shaking into an anxiety attack. I clearly did not know the fir...

Good luck with the job hunt!! I have am awesome job, just waiting in licensure and all of that now!!

I think this one was a little harder because of the non clinical questions! I had made me mind up prior to this that I would retake the the AANP just to prove to self that I could pass. But in all honesty- I do not know that my test anxiety could han...

Took the ANCC FNP and I passed today!! I will say that it was harder than the AANP, because it wasn't all clinical based, but I just stayed focused. I was able to narrow most all of them down to 2 and then I just went from there.

I passed the ANCC today! FNP-BC!! I took the AANP a little less than 1 month back and I was unsuccessful- I had severe test anxiety. Today I took a beta blocker and I relaxed! And I had a better outcome. I am super excited!!

Some jobs only pay once a month- I don't like it either but that's just my company's policy. You could very well break away and start doing it on your own, and then the whole fee would be yours and you would get the money up front!!

I worked full time through getting BSN and MSN. Really more than full time looking back on it. i worked every weekend at my full tjme job, then taught clinicals 8 hrs per week for LPN students. it was not by any means easy, but you learn to do what y...

My best advice would be to always be open to learning!! Even the most seasoned nurses are always learning new things (even if they don't want To admit it). If you aren't sure about something, ask someone! Too many times, I have saw new NI nurses mes...

But yes I was very nervous for her. Her epidural worked great through labor and just quit working prior to c section. The dr felt like the epidural was still working and he did not want her to be put to sleep. It would have been over my dead body bef...

I took care of my best friend. She was failure to progress, so had to have c section. We had to be put to sleep for the c section and telling her husband that he could not be in there broke my heart. He was just glad that I could be in there and I th...

Ucgrad-I felt the same way goin into it. I had a bad feeling. There was 2 questions in the beginning that I did NOT know and that freaked me out. I got all panicky and it was all down hill from there. Good luck! Next time I will not let the nerves ge...

I went to a Hollier class- I think it was a good class- I reviewed what she went over and it was helpful. I do feel she only touched on Derm- that might be something to look over-

So I took the AANP and failed. I haven't gotten my final results in the mail yet but I'm torn as to what exam to take next. Should I do AANP again or the ANCC? I already have an awesome job waiting for me. I felt like I knew a lot of be material but ...