Univ. of S. Alabama: BSN-DNP Acute Care PNP Program Spring 2011

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I am entering the University of South Alabama's BSN to DNP program in the Spring 2011 class and starting the Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program and I was wondering if there is anyone out there who has experience with this program? Any information at all would be helpful!

Sincerely,

Jay

Specializes in OB, Inf Control, Empl Hlth, Navigator.

I just finished my 3rd semester... full time load is insane! Definitely buy 'required' books, but I have only used 1-2 of the 'recommended' ones in 3 semesters...

I have found all but 2 (out of 11 classes) of the instructors to be great... the two that weren't fall into the 'bad apple' category...

Good luck!

Lisa

PS- on facebook, there is a USA DNP page with lots of helpful people, also an USA AACNP page but not as well used..

Specializes in PICU, NICU, Peds ER, Gen. & Spec. Peds.
I just finished my 3rd semester... full time load is insane! Definitely buy 'required' books, but I have only used 1-2 of the 'recommended' ones in 3 semesters...

I have found all but 2 (out of 11 classes) of the instructors to be great... the two that weren't fall into the 'bad apple' category...

Good luck!

Lisa

PS- on facebook, there is a USA DNP page with lots of helpful people, also an USA AACNP page but not as well used..

Lisa -

Do you happen to have any syllabi that you can share? I am interested in seeing what the courses this next semester have to offer, and hate that I am not able to see the syllabi until the course starts!

Thanks so much for your input, and let me know!

Sincerely,

Jay H., RN, BSN, CCRN, CPEN

Specializes in OB, Inf Control, Empl Hlth, Navigator.

Sorry Jay - I don't check here very often... message me directly and I'll se what I can find.

Which classes?

the ED ones each have one major paper "Issues & Trends" - one has 4 tests (very straight forward!) and one Post/CP; the other has a series of TD (Post/CP)

The assessment class about killed me - video of yourself performing an exam (not exactly head to toe, not exactly a neuro) - I did not have the equipment to do thejob... by the time I got everything together ($$$), I had to rush thru the video; 4 tests - the last one was new material + some cumulative

to tell you the truth, I can't even remember what the 4th class was!

Specializes in PICU, NICU, Peds ER, Gen. & Spec. Peds.

It's okay... I totally understand! I don't check very often either!

Thank you for the info... I was wondering about any and all of the courses you have taken so far?

Talk to you soon!

Sincerely,

Jay

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