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I chose FNP for versatility to be able to work in any setting should I chose to leave the acute setting someday. I've been in acute care for my entire career, no issues fjnding a job as FNP in a hospital setting and the pay is almst 3 tomes as much as FNPs in my area who are in am outpatient setting. I think it is just like any other nursing job and totally depends on what you are actually doing and what state you live in that will dictate the pay.

If you are acute care NP can you also start your own clinic since you are not FNP?

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Videos sounds perfect. I have tried 3X to get PDF download and nada. I have a derm interview tmrw (dream job) and I really want to nail this interview

Hi, been watching your videos. I graduated BSN, and been working ED RN last half a year. I am looking into a good, public full time FNP program start next year, so by the time i graduate i will have 4-5 ED RN experience. I am still undecided, if its too soon. Also, if FNP is what is best for me. Or should i do Acute Care. All that here in NYC.

Thank you so much! I’m agonizing over this decision: primary care vs acute care. I plan on being in a hospital-based cardiac clinician. I was “raised” in this practice from a transcriptionist, to cardiac tech, to phlebotomist, LNA (CVSU) to MA (cardiac clinic) then to a BSN. But I always go back to cardio. Not interested in moms, babies or kids lol. And I could do my practicums in the hospital I work in with providers I know how to communicate with already. So am I just delaying the inevitable? Do I go with ACNP???

Thanks so much for this wonderful video, the NP exam has been so difficult for me… but it seems so easy with your video and explanations.

Very appreciated!

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Thank you Bree. Such valuable insights. May God continue to bless you and your family.

These were exemplary questions thank you so much....haven't come across any other creator as knowledgeable

I am looking for Forensics Nursing/Coroner, however I never here about these kind of NPs any thoughts? any one?

Thank you for this interview! I'm about to start my onco NP position this month. I am both excited and nervous.

What are your thoughts on the length of contact? Two years is way to long for me and sounds scary because what if i hate the job. Is the length of the contact also negotiable?

I am so glad I found your video. I am more interested in the acute care setting.

This was a great interview. Loves the energy and wisdom of both of you ladies. I’m a late bloomer too. I’m starting my FNP in January at 43.

I truly appreciate what you do! Thanks for all this info!

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What do you recommend for Mental health NP review?

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Excellent video. Thank you! What are your thoughts regarding still listing clinical rotations with 1 year of NP experience in 1 site?

Thank you for this video. Just graduated nursing school, and I have a general idea of what I can see myself doing in 5-10 years. Definitely a lot to consider before taking the jump.

I would not put your fist on your face, you look bored! Also wear a more vibrant shirt. Just look washed out and boring! You also look bored

So inspiring, thank you both ❤

Certified trauma nurse here, starting NP school in the Spring. I can agree that getting my certification got me in the habit of studying. Thanks for the great video.

amazing video !!

Very excellent video. Just been accepted by the NYU AGACNP program. So difficult for an international student who has never studied in the US.

Very excellent video. Just been accepted by the NYU AGACNP program. So difficult for an international student who has never studied in the US.

Any recommendations as far as Barkley DRTs or the ANCC readiness exam?

I totally agree with what you said! Even with six years of experience as an NP, I still study during the weekends. It’s hard🥲. I think education, especially if you are a provider, is never going to end unless they do care …….

Thank youvfor these tips. Use a few of these questions on my.interciew today and they were impressed!

Great information! You look so much like Tori Amos 🤩

you are very beautiful! Thank you for this video, I am a soon to be freshman in nursing school and very excited about the journey ahead!

Thank you so much

I know this video is older, but I don't know any programs that require the GRE. 🤔 It's really not a tool which represents how successful a person will be in school, or as a nurse practitioner. If a standardized test is something schools would like to have to screen for ability - then the governing body for nursing education (national or state) should design a test reflecting one's nursing skills, critical thinking skills... and I'd argue part of the test should be to determine someone's level of empathy and psychological soundness! To think being able to score well on a non-nursing or healthcare specific test like a GRE automatically equates to being a great NP is ridiculous. Many attributes of a great care provider cannot be quantified on a standardized written test.

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What do you think of Chamberlain University? That's my alma mater for my BSN.

This was so informative - thank you! So basically an ACNP can work in a specialty outpatient clinic - ie; nephrology? Thank you!

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Very good video!!

You two have great rapport. Thanks for the video!

Hi Bree. I moved to GA as a new NP and have had a difficult time finding a job as a new grad despite applying to over 100 places. Do you have any resources you can recommend or places you can connect me to ? Thank you much. God bless.!!

Is NP really worth it after 20 years as a RN…. Seems like alot of responsibilities for not enough pay. Tbh

I’m actually interested in both. I have always wanted AGACNP but wanted FNP in case I wanted to do something different later on. I actually found a school that offers a dual program for both certifications but I’m worried about working in hospital setting for years then later wanting to work outpatient as FNP and needing to brush up on skills.

Thank you for the insight. I begin my new job as ACNP for a vascular group next week. As a critical care nurse with 18 years experience, the Imposter Syndrome feels very real.

This is exactly what I needed ! <3 thank you

I need your advice , what’s the strategy to get through 13 weeks Pharmacology ; I want to make an A, I am also working full time - 40 hrs to pay my bills

Absolutely amazing advice! Great points and totally makes sense!