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That sounds great! Thanks so much for the advice and encouragement.

With your business grant do your company have to be a nonprofit company?

Hi I'm 35 and been a RN for 11 years now. I'm really thinking about starting my own business. But not sure how to go about getting it started. I would like to provide a wellness program for hospital employees. Starting off with foot massages. I know working 10-12 hours a day at the hospital can be very tiring and draining and how nice it would be to,get a 15 minute foot massage on your break or lunch break. I just don't know where to start... Also I'm not sure a hospital will allow me to bring in this type of services... Any advice is welcomed.

I totally agree.

I read that... I do know that... My only issue is when you say Having a Degree from Wolford means No degree at all!!! Which is not true... Yes Wolford will have to make great changes to stay accredited... But what I stated before... Those changes have nothing to do with the degree I have already. Stating No University will accept it... Is false...my issue is when people state False information.

I don't care where you were in attendance at... Nothing I stated was false. What happens or What May happen in the future has absolutely Nothing to do with my degree or the students who already have their degree from Wolford! So when you state having a degree from Wolford is no degree is false!! I do not attend a "obscure non accredited university for my DNP" I attend University of a southern Mississippi! They are accredited! My friend got his DNP last year from Baylor in Texas.. They are accredited!! What are you talking about???

That is Not true!! Please people do your research before you state False information I am currently enrolled at A DNP program in the state of Mississippi...there are lots of graduates from Woldord who went on to get their DNP from other schools... Texas and Alabama being amongst those states. My Degree is Not recognized is A Lie!! As far as kicking and screaming...what for? I've been a nurse anesthetist for 5 years and currently completing my DNP. Thank you

Nothing that I have stated is misleading! You make a very bold statement by saying If.... And If you had done your research on Wolford you would have found out that our program was affiliated with an university so I'm sure they will not have any problems being affiliated with an University again. So when you blatantly Lie and say having a degree from Wolford is like having no degree at all... That is misleading and a huge lie!

My question to you is... Did you attend? Do you know someone that attended? Have you checked the passing boards passing rate of Wolford? Please tell me out of these questions your answer is yes to at least two.

Sorry... You must did Not read my comment. I as a Wolford student did not share cases... If you were a junior student being paired with a senior student you were not counting that case as one you did. So that's not sharing cases. Upon graduating I worked with several new grads from several different programs and I was well qualified and prepared for my job. So if you did not attend please don't state things as if they are facts. As of 2011 when I graduated they were accredited, today right now they are accredited. What may happen with their accreditation in the Future is yet to be determine. My purpose of speaking out is to the people who say having a degree from Wolford is the same as having No degree... Which is simply false. Please tell me what your degree can do that mines can not? I as well as many other nurse anesthetist who graduated from Wolford worked extremely hard to get our degree. And I will not let anyone diminish what we've worked to obtain.

Also someone stated a degree from Wolford means no degree... That's simply not true. I have been accepted to a DNP program so they also accepted the degree.

Our program is accredited by the Council of Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Program.... I've been a CRNA sine 2011... Didn't have any issue taking boards ( that's accepted the accreditation) didn't have any problem getting a job(they accepted Wolford's accreditation) so as I stated before... I appreciate my program and did not have any issues with it.

Hi, I know this post is rather old but I still feel compelled to say something. I am a graduate of Wolford College. I graduated in 2011. Yes we worked our butts off.. Yes we did take call... Yes at times a senior student and a junior student ( the junior student first couple months to the OR) would be in the OR together. Yes we did our required amount of large cases... Was our program ran like others maybe not but I have met several CRNA's who states they were doing their on cases as a student and just overseen by a CRNA. Yes our program is accredited. I value the clinical experience and when I graduated and begin working at a level 1 trauma center in New York I felt well prepared.