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Will be graduating soon, will looking for a job in primary care after I pass my boards. Wondering if you all had advice on how to go about looking for a job?

I remember years ago that there was all this talk about when they were beginning to really push for DNPs in the late 2000's and early 2010's, there was talk about a certification exam that would be similar to the physician USLME step 3. There were de...

Is there any advantage that AGNP has over an FNP. I'm talking specifically about outpatient care (not an ACAGNP). It seems to me that when it comes out outpatient or primary care, FNP just seems the objectively better option. If you want to work with...

Hey everybody, I am an RN on a Med/Surg floor working there for about 3 years. I've been thinking of eventually pursuing to become an Adult-Gerontology NP to work in primary care (I've thought about FNP, but I really have no interest in caring for k...

For NP School, we had Buttaro Primary Care, did any of you read that in your programs? I am wondering how comparable it is to Cecil's Essentials of Internal Medicine. If any of you read Cecil's Essentials, how did it compare to your NP texts if you r...

That's awesome, I hope to read Robbin's Pathology eventually as well.

I am a nurse practitioner student and one thing I really want to do is to go through a cadaver lab. My nursing school and NP school has zero cadaver opportunities. Everyone I know who had the opportunity said it was really helpful to visualize the 3D...

Perhaps after years (or decades) of practice, do you think an NP can be as skilled in providing primary care as an MD? Or will the NP forever be lacking something for not going to medical school?

Thanks for all the responses, a natural follow up question would be what should an NP be doing to improve their clinical skills to be as good as an MD/DO?

I work on a surgical floor (with occasional medical patients), for a bout 2.5 years now and there are many colleagues on my floor whom I admire very much. They seem to know so much about everything, able to talk to physicians, PA's, NP's on their lev...

Hey there, thanks for sharing! Nursing in or of itself will not being you closer or farther away from God. God can use your profession (whatever it is), to advance the Kingdom, but your profession will not be the source of your spirituality. If you ...

I'm 29 y/o and I've been working as an RN on a surgical floor for a little over 2 years. This has been my first and only nursing job since graduating. I actually really do like my job. I think the work environment is healthy, my bosses are very suppo...

I really appreciate the quick replies. I feel very fortunate for my job because I hear all the time of nurses who dread going to work. I like the patient population mainly because I can have conversations with them, have a sense of humor, and make t...

I just finished my second week on my own after orientation on the surgical floor. Definitely certain days are better than others. I'm feel I'm starting to get depressed from my work. There's just so much I don't know and I don't know what I don't kno...

I just had my first night on my own after orientation. I was completely overwhelmed and I feel pretty depressed. I'm happy to hear that this gets better over time, my goal is to evaluate how I did the previous shift and find a different way of doing ...

I am a new grad and am very fortunate for my job. I'm in a very good orientation program with many supportive preceptors and an overall very healthy work environment. I work on a surgical floor and am currently on my 5th week (out of 7) of orientatio...

1. Virginia 2. $26/HR +$4.50 weekday nights +$4.50 weekend days +$8 weekend nights 3. New BSN Grad, no experience 4. Surgical floor

In your experiences, is it possible to regularly pick up an extra shift every week if you wanted to? I hear a lot about nurses being asked on their day offs if they can come in. So I would imagine that if you volunteer, they would be happy for you to...

The spacing and positioning is strange when I place it in a post, but I'm mainly looking for critique regarding the content. Thanks in advance! ------- My Name Address Phone number Email Summary: New RN with much experience working with clients and c...

Currently, my plan is to eventually become either an FNP or an Adult NP, though I'm open to changes if my interests change. In the short-term, I want to get out of my final clinical is that I simply want to become more confident in my technical skill...

So I will be beginning my nursing program in August and right now I need to prioritize which hospitals in my area I would prefer to have my clinicals. Any advice on how I should go about making my decision?

You don't really choose, you prioritize your preference and they assign to you based on what is available.

I am dense and slow, mind explaining why? I understand teaching hospitals train medical students, but how does that help nursing students?

Hello everyone, I have previously written a personal statement, but now I have shortened it to just barely be short enough to meet the required length. Could you tell me what you guys think of it? One summer I shadowed a physician at a hospital ...

Here is my personal statement I have written so far for my nursing school applications. I am applying to Accelerated Second Degree BSN programs. This is exactly two pages long, do you think that's too long or short? If a nurse or nursing student can ...