Yellownurse15 MSN, RN

Yellownurse15 has 7 years experience as a MSN, RN and specializes in Wound Care, Public Health, Dialysis, Primary Care.

Latest Activity

1. University of South Alabama Spring 2024

   Yellownurse15 posted a topic in NP Students

   Hi everyone! I've recently been accepted into USA's MSN-DNP FNP program for Spring 2024 and looking to see who else is getting ready to start this program! Also looking to get insight from people currently in the program.

2. University of South Alabama FNP Clinical

   Yellownurse15 posted a topic in NP Students

   I'm applying to the MSN-DNP FNP program at USA. I know students have to find their own clinical preceptors. I was wondering if anyone could tell me if clinical start first semester or after all the FNP courses are complete. I looked at the curriculum...

3. Passed ANCC/FNP Boards TODAY, how I did it.

   Yellownurse15 replied to ZenLover's topic in NP

   Very helpful, thanks!

4. Choosing NP programs

   Yellownurse15 replied to ttp279's topic in NP Students

   I'm in the same situation. I have a MSN in Leadership and management. I ultimately decided on post masters NP so I could break up my schooling and start working. Then I will go back for DNP. Also, I don't want any more student loans so I will pay as ...

5. NP Certificate After WGU Masters in Education or Leadership

   Yellownurse15 replied to spudbunny's topic in Western Governors

   I completed the leadership program so I'm unsure. I'm interested in the post master's FNP. Hopefully someone that's done their FNP program already will respond.

6. NP Certificate After WGU Masters in Education or Leadership

   Yellownurse15 replied to spudbunny's topic in Western Governors

   I've done WGU's Leadership MSN. They sent me an email this week about their new post masters NP Program for FNP and PMHNP. I'm going to look into it. Are you aware of their new program?

7. NP Certificate After WGU Masters in Education or Leadership

   Yellownurse15 replied to spudbunny's topic in Western Governors

8. WGU Post Masters FNP & PMHNP

   Yellownurse15 replied to Yellownurse15's topic in NP

   And some programs advertise that they do but all they provide is a list of providers for students to call themselves!

9. WGU Post Masters FNP & PMHNP

   Yellownurse15 replied to Yellownurse15's topic in NP

   I agree. That seems to be the case with established programs too.

10. WGU Post Masters FNP & PMHNP

    Yellownurse15 posted a topic in NP

    I completed my leadership MSN at WGU in 2021. Today I got an email about their new post masters FNP and PMHNP programs. Did anyone else get this email? Would anyone give the program a try?

11. Wilkes University - BEWARE!

    Yellownurse15 replied to jennifer2021's topic in NP Students

    I agree. NP education needs a complete overhaul.

12. Wilkes University - BEWARE!

    Yellownurse15 replied to jennifer2021's topic in NP Students

    Sorry you had a horrible experience with this school and thank you for sharing your experience. The more aware everyone becomes of these unfavorable NP programs, the better chances we have of getting rid of these diploma mills (hopefully).

13. Fall 2022 MSN-DNP University of South Alabama

    Yellownurse15 replied to chuva09's topic in Doctoral

    I did not apply to this school but it’s on my list of potential programs for AGPCNP. I’m torn between going back for NP or going into leadership. Hopefully others that applied to this program will respond. Please update the thread with your progress!

14. Health Dept Interview

    Yellownurse15 replied to TippyTappyMeow's topic in Public/Community

    I worked at a local health department for a year and I loved it. My interview was a panel with the director, DON, and nursing supervisor. They took turns asking the usual interview questions with questions thrown in about how and why I’m interested i...

15. Interested in learning PD

    Yellownurse15 replied to IMOKAY's topic in Urology

    I’m new to the home therapy dept (2 weeks) at my job and even though I’ll be doing home hemo dialysis I’ll be cross trained for PD as well. Our dept is small, only 5 of us including our nurse manager and we work M-F 8-4:30. The PD nurses rotate call ...