kaboo

Search Nurse Practitioner schools, you need to get into Post Masters Nurse Practitioner program that takes your MSc (N). For that you need RN and inaddition find a local RN job that gives you RN experience and pay to support your finances . And while working you can purse your NP Program. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Hi Ali lab I saw ur post..I did see a CRNA in post masters FNP program. University of Massachusetts Boston offers a Post masters FNP or adult program...They offer full time and part time...u can contact the program assistant or program director...they would guide you better..it depends whthr it is 12 credits or 21 credits...it takes almost round a year...for full time and for FNP it is 300 clinical hrs for adult rotation. ..220 for pediatric and 80 hrs obgyn

I found your post helpful.

Hi indnur87, It seems you are from south part of tamilnadu, madurai ? I am, too. how can we exchange the personal contacts? Thanks Kaboo

If you are in H4 you need a EAD to work right.according to me you can apply for any course like MSN where the university gives you F1 visa.by having F1 visa you can work.As you have ur RN,you are eligible to apply for MSN.For that they need your Bsc trancripts evaluated by a evaluating agency like Wes.. World Education Services - International Education Intelligence. ,the university i know is University of South Alabama Homepage they are offering F1 visa...pls find this useful. god bless u shamala

you can search for volunteer nursing position....by that they may absorb you shamala..

I have applied for case manager pool,they responded by asking to submit references.how much time it would take for the hiring...pls let me know what is case manager pool.. Like how many hours do they need us to work per week..is it our scheduling...or on call...if its part time could we choose our own work hour...pls let me know..thank you

Dear Testa Rosa, I found your post helpful.I am a CCU RN with 5 yrs experience,earned outside US.I would have a interview this week in a Cardiac step down unit/telemetry.I would like to know what the nurse manager would probably ask...any guidance/tips would be grateful