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  1. Confused!! Post masters or DNP

    Oh and also there is no fluff, it is all clinical except you do write one paper comparing the scope of practice for primary care vs acute care NP, this however was helpful for me as I understood...
  2. Confused!! Post masters or DNP

    The content of the program was great. You have either videotaped or recorded lectures to complete, you write 3 papers during the clinical course and take exams online during the other courses. I had...
  3. Confused!! Post masters or DNP

    I completed the Upenn program in 2014 and it was awesome, distance based and able to complete at my own pace, the content was excellent, had no problem passing ANCC AG-ACNP on first attempt. You need...
  4. Look at the Upenn streamlined ACNP for FNP/ANP that are currently working in acute care
  5. The hospitalist dilemma

    Juan has brought up some great points, this will definitely become more of an issue over the next several years. The training between AGACNP and FNP is vastly different and if NPs are going to be...
  6. If you can work for a year in an acute care setting you could apply to the UPenn streamlined AGACNP program, you need a year of acute care experience as an NP to apply to this online program for...
  7. The hospitalist dilemma

    I have been an FNP for over 10 years and have been working in hospitalist work for the majority of that time. I have also gone back and now passed the AGACNP exam. This is my perspective/opinion and...
  8. I think that University of South Alabama does this, I just know as I was looking for post master's agacnp programs for myself last
  9. NP to DNP - trying to decide

    This was exactly my feeling- the school I was accepted into would have been very expensive and while the idea of doing it was interesting the cost would have been at least 45k and that was with me...
  10. NP to DNP - trying to decide

    I decided not to go, let the school know last week, just could not justify the
  11. NP to DNP - trying to decide

    This is where I am as well, just not sure that I want to spend the money when it won't change much if anything of what I do or what I am
  12. NP to DNP - trying to decide

    I have contemplated this exact question this year, I have been accepted into a big name program to start next year but I have come to think over the last couple of months that I am not sure that I...
  13. ashleigh by dual do you mean that you are going to do the FNP/ACNP
  14. congrats Ashleigh, UNC is a strong program, you won't be
  15. FNP or PNP

    I started out as an ANP student and reapplied to my school as an FNP after I started classes, I did it to be more marketable and I have not regretted
  16. Enticing preceptors: What to offer?

    I think for most it is just a time issue, I just don't have time to precept, can't think of anything you could
  17. Online FNP.. How long? How much?

    wow some of these are so
  18. Any one else go back for another NP cert?

    I am FNP in a post master's program right now and I too worry about going back for a second round of boards after 10
  19. FNP Application for UPenn and Rutgers

    Let me know how it
  20. FNP Application for UPenn and Rutgers

    I think you have done well, the only thing I might have done differently would be the arrangement, I might have placed the parts that painted a picture of who you are first and then led into why you...
  21. Adult NP Going Back for FNP

    I just got an HP with Windows 8 and touch screen, I am also in a post master's program and I am liking the new laptop so
  22. You could try contacting your previous instructor if they are still there, they may not remember your face but they can pull clinical evaluations and such, I've done that
  23. Vanderbilt AG-ACNP program

    usually programs look at the whole package, I don't think that the one test score will exclude
  24. I would go ahead and apply to the track that you want, Vanderbilt has direct entry programs so I wouldn't think you would be excluded just on the basis of not working in ICU, anyway if ICU is where...