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Hi, has anyone got into this program? I want to have more info like schedule, credit, etc.. please share anything you know about this post-master program! I'm nervous to juggle a full-time job with this program!

Thank you so much!!

Hi ? I'm planning to take AANP FNP board next week! I am so nervous but I don't think I can wait anymore, LOL. I graduated 8/31/20 and during the last Summer semester, finished Barkley review course. since I applied board right after my graduation day, my official transcript was not showing the awarded day.. so I resent the one that shows the awarded day but they said it takes 10-15days to process now!!. I really don't wanna wait and forget all things that I have been studied! My question is..... If AANP did not have my official transcript with a degree awarded date on the day of my exam, will I get the pass or fail result? (preliminary result ). I can wait for the official result to come out but I really don't wanna wait either I am pass or fail! Thank you for reading my post ?

I finished my application Nov 30 2017 as deadline was Nov 30. and I got a call around Jan 15, had an interview 23th, and got a letter Jan 29. Good luck!

omg!! I got an acceptance letter today!!! 2018 FNP!!

Congrats!! When was your interview?

oh really?

I applied November 2017! and they extended deadline to March of this year :)

Hi! I also have applied and haven't heard yet either. wish I can study there with you guys :)

I recommend you to call them!! if you have number!! I called HR lady and I think it worked well!! remind them you have interest on that position and door will be opend

Oh!! I think FT stands for Full time ....... omg thank you!!!!!!!!

Hi everyone. I got the job offer recently! I'm so excited. My shift would be 11am ~ 11:30pm (I know this is so busy hours) and they also said that it's FT RN. What does it mean..? will I float to many areas in ED?? or They are gonna send me to another unit? like ward or ICU any comment would be appreciate. thanks!

I got the job :) !!!

hmm I asked her right before when I went to home. she said 1week but she wasnt sure as HR has a plan..

Hi everyone. I just got the interview at a teaching hospital and I need some advice from you. actually, I have experience in ED in out of states(Korea) and I've worked at the city hospital(also teaching) on med-surge unit for 3 months as an agency nurse. but I found out this is boring and not my thing, so I applied ED position in private hospital. first of all, HR lady called me and made an appointment. And I met her 2 days ago, which is 10.2. I think interview went well. after that, she set up the next interview with ED managers. I met one of manager(or director??) with one staff. She gave me 3 scenarios and I answered properly as those were quite easy and interesting questions for me. And I met another manager and she said she wants to hold one of positions she has now. (but I need to wait till next year as there will be no orientation in this year anymore). and I got the tour of whole ED and asked some questions during the tour. she said they will contact me 1 week or something(I'm not sure). So next day, I sent thank you letter to them.. so.. my question is.. Should I need to call for follow up? or wait for 1week or 2weeks? I don't know what is going on ~~ since this experience is first for me, I'm nervous and confused.. I know I'm so inpatient but I really want that job so bad! :) any advice or experience from you would be really helpful! Thank you for your time to read! have a nice day!