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On May 2, 2023, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed into law a bill part of a larger act called the Health Care Practitioners Truth and Transparency Act. This bill, SB197, though notably missing from the 5/2/2023 press release highlighting recently si...
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Hello! I have my MSN in nursing education. I took advanced pathophysiology this semester (Spring 2023), and I'm taking advanced pharmacology and advanced health assessment this Summer. I want to start a postgrad certificate program for PMHNP in the f...
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I am a new grad NP who took a job as a cardiology NP for a smaller, private practice. My background has been both inpatient and outpatient cardiology for the past 6 years. But obviously this is a new role to which I need to acclimate. I have been her...
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I am on the fence about leaving my current specialty all together due to poor management and lack of physician collaboration. To stay in my current specialty I am going to have to move which is not feasible. I do love my current speciality and had le...
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Just wondering if you have any flexibility in your current NP job? if so, what's your specialty? one of my coworkers went to medical weight loss and got to work remotely one day a week. I believe some employers will work with you as well (work throug...
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Hey! Just trying to get a thread started for those who applied at UAB for Summer 2023. I applied to the AGACNP - MSN track.
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Dear Nurse Beth,
Career Advice: I am halfway (6 months) through a fantastic Primary Care NP Residency, however, I was just considered for a position working in the PeriOp department (its a desk job as an NP).
I have been an OR nurse for 5 y...
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As many nurses know, one of the best things about this profession is that the opportunities for the ways one can practice are endless. There are so many ways to be a nurse, and it is a great feeling knowing that you could go from doing, say, critical...
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I am preparing my NP school application and I am possibly overthinking it but I am stuck on one particular question. Describe your experience with EBP? I am not sure what they want to hear. Do I just list few examples and explain how these practices ...
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Scenario: 2 RNs work in the same department. Both are exceptional and have had great reviews, and are high performers.
Both graduated from the same school same time with the same GPA and are applying for an NP position in the department where t...
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I am an NP in Missouri and I have been an NP for over 6 years. Since I have graduated from my masters program, I have had the worst experiences with my collaborating physicians. Too keep it short: my first collaborative MD pleaded guilty to Medicare ...
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Hello. I am a nursing student starting this fall for an RN diploma program so I'll be an RN in less than 2 years (god willing 🙂 ) and long term I've been interested in becoming an NP.
I am just wondering, for NPs what are the work hours like? ...
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I passed the ANCC exam last week and while I felt adequately prepared, I was not one of those individuals that was making an A on every practice exam, so I just wanted to share my experience in hopes that it will benefit others.
To start, it too...
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According to latest AANP survey, the total number of nurse practitioners in the United States is now at 325,000.
Last year it was at 290,000 so it increased by 35,000 or 12% in one year.
There are approx. 9,000 physician assistant graduates...
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Just checking in to see how everyone is doing in the NP world amidst this COVID19 pandemic. We in Acute/Critical Care for sure are on high alert...mandated work hours if a surge happens. We've had patients with the disease of course but not to the ...
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This is my first post, but I've been reading the boards for some time. My question for current NPs is: If you could go back in time, would you still become a NP or would you go the MD route instead? Why am I asking? I am close to finishing my BSN an...
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The first nurse practitioner program was established at the University of Colorado. There are currently more than 222,000 NPs in the US and 20,000 NPs join the ranks each year. One of the focuses of National NP Week is to make patients, their familie...
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I always help clients create the best possible application given their circumstances, but it still bums me out when we are working to overcome an obstacle that could have been so easily fixed just a few months earlier. The earliest applications are u...
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I have received multiple offers (which I'm very thankful for). I wanted to know if new grad offers between $100K-$110K base are reasonable for a specialized acute-setting (Pediatric ICU, ICU, Cardiac ICU, Pediatric Cardiac ICU, etc) in the New York/C...
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Anyone else having difficulty finding a job as an NP? I thought psych wasn't oversaturated but apparently it is.
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I work at a place where I was originally employed as an RN and then when I became and NP I was hired for that role as well.
I mostly work in my NP role but will occasionally work a shift as an RN there.
Now I know those roles cannot mix for...
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Jul 1 - apply to AANP, transcript + RN license Dec 10 - get AANP letter stating eligible to test Dec 12 - last day of semester Dec 13 - graduation Dec 15 - get ATT, schedule exam for Dec 30 Dec 30 - PASSED AANP EXAM! I studied throughout my clinical ...
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You're on the road to success. Accepted to a nurse practitioner program. The program looks doable. All you need to do is buckle down and study. But is it? For many programs this is true but some programs have less visible challenges that are not tran...
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After you take the state boards and hopefully pass, can you legally sign your name as an FNP? If you are still working in an RN position but have passed the boards can you sign FNP after your name?
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What’s the day and life of a psych NP vs an FNP? Trying to decide which route to go. Looking to work in Indiana.
