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Wow I hate working with groups but okay. I can work with that. If your home state right now is Texas, can you do your clinicals in NY or NJ? ?

Cool. Last question ? Do they have group projects? Thank you so much

I love you. Thank you for this response. Are you able to talk or chat with your classmates? That is my only concern. I currently have MSN Nursing Informatics from WGU and there is no way to contact my classmates if I have any question.

I am choosing between UoSA or Frontier U for PMHNP program. What can you say with UoSA? Did they help you find a preceptor? Also, will you recommend it?

@LadyT618 OMG you are future me. Which school in TX did you go to?

OMG Finally someone shares their review books! I have been scouring the internet for review materials and what to study for this exam. Is it as hard or NCLEX or ANCC PMHRN certification? Thanks!

What book did you use?

I studied intensively for 2 weeks. Good luck!

Hello! I passed my Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Certification by ANCC. I used Momentrix PMHN Exam Secret Study Guide and Practice question supplemented by the recommended PMHN 5th edition by Kim Hutchinson published by ANA. I also purchased Question bank from ANA. Overall, this exam is hard but with proper planning and perseverance, you will pass. Oh don't forget to pray. :) Good luck!

Hi. I have 3 years of experience in a Max Security Psych hospital. My tips for you are: 1. Get a decent shoes. You'll be chased by some psychotic patient LOL 2. Don't take anything seriously. If a patient insulted you just shrug it off. These patients are mentally ill. 3. Learn how to differentiate medical and psych emergencies. Some are fake and some are real. 4. Don't leave your pens around!!! (personal experience) 5. Have fun! Take care of yourself and be sure to destress.

Thanks for all the tips fellow nurses! @Freudianslip: How's the PEARLS Psych certification review prep course? Is it worth the $69? Also what practice questions did you use? I am planning to get the ANCC online practice questions. Thank you!

Hello! I'm scheduled to take the exam in 2 months. Any tips would be great! I bought the book ANCC review book (Green) and an assessment book. Planning to study for 2 months 1-2 hours a day after work. Thanks!

Up for those who might need it

You're welcome Sasha. :)

Good day fellow nurses, I'm still lost since I graduated and become a registered nurse. I'm a registered nurse here in New York, and planning to move just to find a job like Nursing Residency or any hospitals that are acquiring Registered nurses without experience. I need help. What are the hospitals that you can recommend? Thank you!