As of recently, I do not think AF has any reserve slots for FNPs, only active duty. Not to steer you away from doing it but I know most Army reserves, not sure about AF reserves though, often deploy...
Hi! I did majority of my rotations at an army teaching hospital and although it was a very great experience getting an affiliation approved (if Maryville is not affiliated yet) can be really taxing,...
I just got an email that official results for the DNP program will be released on March 22, It'll be released on our web-portal page. That's next Friday, Good luck everyone! MSN program might be...
They're usually acute minor issues (URI, rashes, UTI, STDs, minor musculoskeletal issues). It depends on the resources of your urgent care. But Yes you do minor procedures such as sutures, i&d,...
I think it depends on what kind of urgent care position you're going to. There are busy urgent care centers where a provider is expected to see 3-4 patients/hour which gives you about 40-50...
I also get where you're coming from. I understand that not all the situation fits it and have the resources available for them and this blanket policy potentially adversely affecting practice for...
I don't mean to be the debby-downer of our profession but I would always wait for the reading of a radiologist for a proper/official diagnosis. I might have some background and knowledge to say to the...
Just consider that if you want to pursue a specialty such as orthopedics, you would be seen less of a favorable candidate because orthopedics deal with a lot of pediatrics and I believe AGNPs see...
I am familiar with the SNF environment and actually shadowed one NP when offered a job to work at a SNF. They do not have MAs as well, perhaps you can use the VS or information RNs put in their...
I am fortunate to have received 5 offers as a new grad FNP. I basically narrowed down my choices to just two. They are both for an urgent care setting in two of the biggest healthcare systems in the...