Miss.Jersey MSN, APN

Miss.Jersey is a MSN, APN and specializes in PMHNP.

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   FNP to PMHNP--Is it Better?

   Miss.Jersey replied to raycna's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   I think the first question to answer for yourself is, do you have a passion for mental health care? Have you considered opening your own practice as an FNP? Then you can set your own schedule and...
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   6 Months Qualified - Want To Leave

   Miss.Jersey replied to idonursing2000's topic in First Year After Licensure

   It sound like you had a trauma and have developed anxiety from it. If so, therapy and/or meds could be
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   Transitioning Back to Bedside

   Miss.Jersey replied to Pachinko's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Insurance reimbursement rates don't go down because of 'saturation', why not just open a private
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   New Psych NP working remotely???

   Miss.Jersey replied to NurseSunshine3's topic in Advanced Practice

   Congrats on passing your board! facebook has some really helpful message boards for psychiatric nurse practitioners that I find enlightening about different topics such as whether or not Cerebral is a...
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   Transitioning from bedside RN to NP

   Miss.Jersey replied to Millerea197's topic in Advanced Practice

   The benefits and drawbacks of getting your APN very greatly by circumstance. Working in the ER during covid was super high risk and stressful, especially before the vaccine, a lot of pressure. I had...
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   New Grad NP Working Alone

   Miss.Jersey replied to LuckystarNP's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   1. This statement is disturbing. He said that she wasn't knowledgeable. She presented herself to patients and parents' knowledgeable. And parents would believe her because how she presented herself....
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   New Grad NP Working Alone

   Miss.Jersey replied to LuckystarNP's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Whether you're a nurse practitioner, a PA, or a physician, we get more proficient and confident as we go. Should this doctor be expecting more of you after a few hours in your new role? I don't know,...
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   Has anybody else switched from an RN job to a CNA job?

   Miss.Jersey replied to hazyblue's topic in General Nursing

   I would explore other avenues of nursing, based on your likes and dislikes. One to home home health with babies or seniors, you can have one patient all day. There are a number of positions that...
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   Breakdown at work

   Miss.Jersey replied to Orion81RN's topic in General Nursing

   Sounds like your anxiety is out of control. Im glad you'll have insurance that covers counseling next month. When I had insurance issues and wanted to seek counseling I was able to find a counselor...
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    Breakdown at work

    Miss.Jersey replied to Orion81RN's topic in General Nursing

    I'm sorry you're having a hard time. In addition to talking to a counselor, which sounds like it could be really helpful, Why not Orient to another case? It doesn't mean you have to take another case,...
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    WGU RN to BSN

    Miss.Jersey replied to Flightmed123's topic in School, College Programs

    I looked at multiple programs. If your current GPA is under 3.0 I would consider another school, unfortunately. Minimum GPA for graduate schools (I would assume) are 3.0 at least. I think it was...
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    Wilkes university pmhnp fall 2019

    Miss.Jersey replied to futurenaijaRN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner
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    Aspen university or western govenors for BSN-MSN

    Miss.Jersey replied to CjoRN's topic in Online Distance Learning

    From what I gather Aspen is not regionally accredited, where WGU is. Also, WGU is flexible , working at your own pace, and you can accelerate as quickly as you like through your program. With that in...
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    Dear Nurse Manager, why won’t you hire dialysis nurses

    Miss.Jersey replied to Natkat's topic in General Nursing

    WGU offers alumni assistance with resumes, including shaping a resume for a specific job you are applying to. They also offer interviewing assistance and will help with polishing your Linked In page....
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    WGU RN to BSN

    Miss.Jersey replied to Flightmed123's topic in School, College Programs

    No clinical hours. A capstone project at the end required 65 hours of self paced community leadership related activities. I did my BSN with WGU in 10 months, at a rather slow pace actually. I highly...