Hello all! I am currently looking for online/distance programs for an MSN in F/PMHNP that provides great education and experience, preferably at a part-time pacing/option, as I will most likely be working part-time to support myself. I currently liv...
Hello all! I was wondering if anyone had any experience with distance learning variants of PMHNP programs, as my state only offers one, but I wish to apply to others just in case. Any and all help is appreciated :) kfitzy89
kfitzy89 replied to kfitzy89's topic in Psychiatric
Thanks for the reply! Wow, you have a lot on your plate! Im guessing you go part time or do you go full time, too? How far along are you? Sorry I am looking at a couple schools and that was one of them, very curious here lol
kfitzy89 replied to __patiently_waiting's topic in General Students
Go to the dean/director of nursing at your school and have a chat with them. I'm going to be unprofessional, but appropriate when I say that your instructor is an evil witch (not the word I would have chosen), and needs to understand that technology,...
kfitzy89 replied to tiffc8433's topic in Medications
They can be a few reasons, but more as a general response is probably because the post MI patient is on a plethora of hypotensives, and straining their stool would cause a vagal response, thus instantly decreasing their blood pressure which can cause...
Still apply to new grad positions, and a lot of them. It took me 6 months to find a job and I landed it in a new grad float pool. If you have no experience on your license you are treated as a new grad in my books, regardless of how long ago you gra...
kfitzy89 replied to lancermav_RN's topic in Doctoral
Nice! I am very jealous! University of Washington is supposed to be a great school! Was Rush the real deal? As in a real university and seemed it would prepare you to effectively pass the examination?
kfitzy89 replied to PeacockMaiden's topic in Doctoral
USA, from what I read, requires at least 2 years of experience in your applicable program to start clinicals, so keep that in mind. I don't have 2 years psych, so I can't go there :-(
Hello all! I was recently (today) offered a full-time position on a surgical sub-specialties unit. This particular unit, which is something I am not familiar with, incorporates mostly post-op patients, including a majority of cardiac/vascular, 1/4 ne...
Hi all, First off, thank-you for taking the time to read this. I really just need to vent and hopefully hear some very sound advice from all of the bright minds on this forum. Let me start by saying I moved to FL from MI back in January, passed my NC...
kfitzy89 replied to Music in My Heart's topic in General Students
As an extern on a cardiology unit, one of our daily tasks was to remove femoral sheaths following a stent placement. Well, my first time I learned the hard way of why it is crucial to have gauze placed in proper areas between you and your patient. I ...
Thank-you all for your insights and positive affirmations! You all definitely helped me stay positive during a tricky transition in my life. I am pleased to say it is raining interviews this week, as I had one today and one on Thursday. I will be off...
You're right, something is definitely better than nothing. Thanks for your comment! I just hope I don't get auto deleted because of the short dates :-/.
My next question is whether or not I should list my two months of working at that hospital on my resume? I definitely gained experience in those two months, but I also do not want to deter future employment opportunities with such a short time contin...
Thank you all for your thoughtful comments, I appreciate it! Unfortunately, when I said I tried everywhere, I meant everywhere, including the LTC facilities and the like. Most of the only open jobs are for DON positions and CNA/PCA types. I'm keepi...