Wow that koolaid must have tasted good. I have no idea on what planet one would think students finding their own preceptors is a smart idea. It's purely a decision made out of laziness and greed....
Keep calling and network. Last resort? Use one of the pay services, but it could cost you $1000-$1500. The fruits of unregulated school accreditation and piss poor admission standards, right?. My PA...
I'm very peachy, thanks. As Pixie said, she blogged about BOLC which is the entry course for Army AMEDD officers. In addition I have probably replied to 10+ threads in the last year (this info doesn't...
There are a ton of programs out there and almost all are easy to get into. Not to sound like a broken record on these forums, but the NP field will soon be saturated because off these said online...
Its federal law. Just tell them your drill or training dates and they have to give you time off. If not they can get in BIG trouble. Even with last minute training, it doesn't matter they HAVE to...
1. I would be extrememly surprised if they had that kind of bonus still, I am a critical care reserve nurse and I have not heard anything about a bonus that high in a few years and in general there is...
Very competitive. For a new grad (non-ROTC) it's impossible to join. For most specialties 2 years experience minimum is needed and even then there are only a few spots every year that are open. Being...
Even if you did have pharm acceptances, their field is about as saturated as they come. Enjoy your Walgreens/CVS destiny. Every new grad pharmD I know is thoroughly
Plenty of areas are saturated with NPs, it is no different than what a new grad RN goes through. The idea that there is a surplus of APRN jobs is a flat out
Stemming the tide of new grads by raising admission standards and cutting down on the proliferation of poor quality schools. Lessen the supply to increase the demand. It's what med schools
Um, no. I live in a state with 100% independence for NPs (WA) and is considered, along with Oregon, one of the best places to practice. I don't hear of any massive malpractice suits or any news...
It is still standard in the Army for medics to hang fluids on drunk soldiers in the barracks after a glorious weekend of partying. For most people getting a litter of LR with added lytes is not going...
RN by far. While being an RN can have a high burn out rate there are vastly more opportunities and change of pace jobs... Every CO I have known or have heard of could only do the job for a years and...
Most NP schools are not competitive at all. I would be more worried about getting a job in the future than getting into school. I foresee saturation as being a big