nurseBeeee

You can’t do PNP-AC as prespecialty. It requires 1 year experience in a critical care setting or 2 years in acute care.

Me too!

I did not call the main admissions line — I called the admissions coordinator directly.

Admissions Coordinator

Yesterday, I was told they would most likely be going out by today.

I met with admissions & toured the {new} Vandy SON around Thanksgiving. I was able to meet with the director of admissions and program coordinators and ask whatever questions I had/them to look over my application in person. I suggest just emailing them to set something up!

It will all be listed as a status update within your portal.

I think it will always say “Submitted”. What will change is when you actually open your application, there will be a section right at the top that will say “Status Update” “An update to your application was last posted (insert date)” and then you click to open.

Oh, nice! My Dad's family lives in Nashville so it's still close to home for me. I'm at Texas Children's in Houston.

oh heyyyy! Were you at Dallas Children's or Cooks? I'd reallyyyy like to stay at my current hospital, I absolutely love my job, unit, etc...so I'm planning on distance!

Texas ?

*silence*

lol patients crashing *checks allnurses*

PNP-AC! You?

Neither does peds

I applied to PNP-AC, but she didn’t specify which program would not be going out this week. Just in general.

She didn’t specify so potentially both..

One of the admissions coordinators just told me when we spoke that admission decisions would probably not be going out this week, but hopefully/most likely next week.

No, they do not.

PNP-AC doesn’t interview :) I applied to the same program and they told me mid-late February for acceptance letters if you applied by the priority deadline!

$24.70

Thank you!!

Texas! and I got Nursery/NICU :)

She said she should be able to get offer letters out by the end of this week

Not yet Congrats! Is that for peds?