Whull1 BSN, DNP, RN, APRN, NP

Whull1 has 11 years experience as a BSN, DNP, RN, APRN, NP and specializes in DNP, NNP-BC, RNC-NIC, C-ELBW, DCSD.

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1. Nomination for America's Best Nurse- American Healthcare Council

   Whull1 replied to scanda123's topic in General Nursing

   Got the call today! We got to the end and now they're pushing for me to "pay dues." No

2. Pre-Boards Title

   Whull1 replied to Whull1's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   No worries, I passed boards. DNP, NNP-BC it is. Thanks

3. DNP vs PhD

   Whull1 replied to ProgressiveThinking's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   Graduating with my DNP tomorrow! Biggest take-away and easiest way to understand both degrees. PhD- Researchers (actively creates and publishes research), Prepared for Academic Settings,...

4. Pre-Boards Title

   Whull1 posted a topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   Hi all, quick question. I didn't see this asked when I searched the topic. I just graduated from a DNP-NNP program. When writing out your title, pre-boards, do you write out DNP, NNP? Or just DNP...

5. New subspecialty (ELBW and Neuro) NICU certifications?

   Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

   I used the NCC's Golden Hours text and the STABLE book to study, plus did RNC practice questions. The test was HARD. Harder than any of the tests I've ever taken. The questions were on stuff I've...

6. New subspecialty (ELBW and Neuro) NICU certifications?

   Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

   Update: Just found out I passed the

7. New subspecialty (ELBW and Neuro) NICU certifications?

   Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

   No worries. It was multiple choice format. I think 150 questions? Yes, results are immediate. It honestly wasn't that bad. Good

8. New subspecialty (ELBW and Neuro) NICU certifications?

   Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

   I didn't study for it. This exam was straight forward, can take it at home. I took it after working a

9. NNP Programs

   Whull1 replied to babynurse47's topic in NICU, Neonatal

   Yes, we have at least one FNP obtaining her NNP cert in my group. I am attending Rush University's DNP-NNP program, with expected graduation coming up this December. At Rush, prior to COVID, you had...

10. Any 22 weekers out there?

    Whull1 replied to mauigal's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    My son was a former 22 1/7, 499 gms with ETT, tape and drapes. Stayed in the NICU for four months, discharged home on 1/4 NC three days past due date PO feeding. Grade 2 left sided IVH. He's now seven...

11. STABLE Instructors?

    Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    STABLE Support Instructor here. Love the STABLE program, never could find the time or money to attend the live Instructor course. I've been teaching it over four years. If you can't do the Lead...

12. New subspecialty (ELBW and Neuro) NICU certifications?

    Whull1 replied to adventure_rn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    I currently work in a large, US top rated, NICU. We do have a special ELBW unit, that you have to be trained to work in. I want to take the ELBW exam because micro's are my favorite population. I am...

13. Malicious "pimping" in nursing / nurse practitioner school?

    Whull1 replied to RomaniGypsy's topic in General Nursing

    As a nurse in a DNP program, I have yet to see this. In my ADN program, we had one instructor that hated students and would do this. I worked in a teaching hospital where one MD was notorious for...

14. Did I make the right decision not to aggressively resuscitate this baby?

    Whull1 replied to AnnieOaklyRN's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    Heartbreaking. I agree with everyone else, you did the best you could. As you stated the baby was already down, there was no heart rate (auscultated/ palpated) upon arrival. It seems like everyone did...

15. Developmental Care Specialist

    Whull1 replied to fulitarn's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    I just took it and passed. Didn't study. If your passion is developmental care it's common sense. I would say go for CNS, especially if you don't want NNP or go for