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yes but you need to make sure your insurance has you covered for both specialties. Most liability and malpractice insurance charge the higher of the 2 specialties and have you covered for both. There are many NPs that are dual certified

I am personally in my MSN program and pregnant. I will take some time to heal up and be jumping right back into classes once the baby is born. I'm also working full time at the moment. I say to each their own. Only you know what you can handle. You will never be 100% ready. Something will always come up. Decide what you can handle and move on. My parents always tell me that time is going to pass by anyway. You might as well be accomplishing something while it does

There are multiple schools that are "Brick & Mortar" schools do not offer help with clinicals. Walden and Chamberlain will not be the only ones that will need help pulling this together

I am starting Aug 20th, so Ill let you know :)

NKU is not an up and coming school. They have been around for ages. What is more likely is that they wanted to streamline the process. I am noticing that they are trying to increase enrollment. I have applied for PMHNP program for Fall I. I am waiting to hear back now

To do float pool you really need a lot more experience. It's like being agency. They expect you to be able to hit the ground running with little to no orientation and care for a variety of patients

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I went to Ohio University to get my BSN and had no issues. You will get software to do your lab work. It wasn't super easy but it wasn't extremely difficult either

I did Edukan for chemistry, microbiology 125/credit hour. Private message me if you'd like details

You can actually post a complaint to the board of nursing and medical board. You do not have to call. Anyone can make a complaint

all of your schooling for nursing counts towards your CEUs and they are good for 2 years. Ohio law has to be in there. You make sure you have them ever 2 years in case you get audited. If no audit then you just renew as usual

Get a lawyer

Not as an LPN. They are looking for RNs with years of recent experience

Welcome to the board.What's your story?

They are usually pretty needy for staff. I think you will be OK. I'm in Ohio