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Great vid. Thank you for your help

Why NPs and PAs are most often put on a white coat? I don’t see doctors in white. The answer is misrepresentation of yourself….

I agree experience is valuable, BUT these standards are only for NP’s, what about PA’s that have the closest scope of practice to NPs, do they work as a nurse before becoming PA’s? No, they don’t event have to touch a patient before PA school.

Thanks for sharing the information

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Hello , can FNPs work in hospitals ?

You can still be good at your job even if you are just doing it for the money.

If you could go back, which specialty would you choose?

Very wrong advice buddy how dare you speak down on online schools you should know better than that

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Queria que a enfermagem do Brasil fosse assim :( Aqui esses trabalhos são mais dos medicos

Do rural hospitals pay more?

The NP profession is saturated with on-line diploma mill grads ! Do something else !

Hello thanks for your videos. I am a FNP with over 4 years of experience in primary care. I am interested in urgent care. What are your thoughts? Thanks and have a blessed day.

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There are too many NP diploma mills. The board of nursing needs to end all online NP programs.

If you want to know less, get paid less and have less respect than MD then become an NP

That's wild. I'm an LPN getting ready to graduate with my ADN. I just got a job offer for 65 /hr.

Your voice puts me to sleep. If you’re gonna go as far as making a video, maybe pretend to be excited about the topic!

New grad FNP here, currently looking for my first job. I am located in Columbia SC. Finding a new grad friendly position is so hard. 😳

Thank you for the super informative video! I am also planning to take the exam before my graduation. Could you elaborate on the application process for the board exam? Will the ANCC/AANP give you an eligibility before your final grades are out? I saw on their website that they take unofficial transcripts, so wondering if you can get authorization to take a test with unofficial transcripts without the final grades. Thank you in advance

I have almost 2 years unnemployed. I am unable to find any np jobs. All of them are requiring 3 years of experience. I was rn 7 years, then new fnp. After one year or active search, and travelling to my own expenses to near rural places, i was not hired. I applied to rn roles, but nobody wants to hire me as rn because i was out of hospital 4 years. Most of my time i was rn in public health. I don't know what to do. What can be a switch career for me? I got 3.95 gpa in my msn. I love to learn. I wanted to be a fnp too much. I was a physician in my country and i emigrated with a lot of dreams, but all my efforts are nothing. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 i would like to get a dnp or maybe study another career, but i don't have money. I am a failure

Are nurse practioners provided with housing benefit?

This is my dilemma. I’m burnt out being an Emergency RN for over 20 years. My pay now is 70/hr (Massachusetts )And we get paid time and a half for overtime, sometimes even double. But I’m exhausted. I’ve thought of going to NP school but scared that I’ll get a huge pay cut plus end up having student loans. What should I do? I tried working in the ICU/medSurg/VNA and hated it 😩

Ha. No kidding. First job make sure have CDM mentoring and teaching. Tell me how I know. ...it sucks otherwise. Excellent video.

Dont let online programs deter you from getting your education. Either way you will still get a job as an NP and before you know it you will have experience and there's nothing that will stop you from your practice. if you already work in a hospital and you get your NP they dont care were you got it, its a good pay bump and a good way to grow as a healthcare worker. All the best.

Is it true that you HAVE to work in either the ICU or ER for two years before you apply to NP school? If anything id prefer to work in MedSurg but im not sure id i can work in the ICU or ER for now at least

Good to see a new video. Thank you for the advice. Please make more videos for the future NPs

Hey Ahmed, thanks for the video and knowledge. Was FNP school difficult? I will be starting soon thank you so much!

Ahmed, please continue to make videos if you're able. 🙏🙏

I love NP concept but our training needs to be regularized

I'm a nurse practitioner student right now. I'm in my 40s, and I don't see myself another year at the bedside. I still work part-time at the hospital to pay for my school. I don't have student loans.

how about pharmacy

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In the urgent care where I worked, we always had a lot more than 25 a day. Two of us would see often 50 plus --- it was tough but I did enjoy the work. Constantly overworked though.

Im an FNP working in fam practice... Yeah I feel you, this M-F is not my jam. Thinking about leaving which is probably why I RUclips "different np opportunities".

Great information! thank you for giving realistic outlooks.

Fun fact… how many years doctors need in nutrition to be become a doctor? 0 😒

BTW, all you aspiring ER NPs. Make sure to join the AAENP and take the board certification. (Emergency Nurse Practitioner-ENP)

You say nothing about the many rural hospitals where ENPs are the sole coverage for ER and inpatient. 24-48-72 hr shifts

Did you need complete transcripts before taking it?

What about flexibility of schedule? Do ER NPs get a chance to make their own schedule, like say I wanna work 6 days in a row, 3 days for the first week and 3 days for the following week?

Quite frankly, I’m glad employers are being more “choosy” w/ whom they hire. It used to be you had to have at least 4 yrs bedside w/ 1 yr critical care. And the one year of critical care had to be w/in the LAST 3 yrs. Now, if you have the money, they let anyone in. It’s embarrassing to be w/ some of these FNP students at clinical. I won’t see pts w/ them. I hope employers are starting to see the benefit in hiring knowledgeable FNP clinicians who have been practicing at the bedside & are expert bedside RNs (not know it all’s, there’s a difference).

25 per day? Is it a 12 hour shift?

What do you like more about being a NP now versus when you were an RN? Do you find it to be less stressful of a job to work as an NP than on a hospital floor as a bedside nurse?

Thank you

Can you get the pass/fail result on the same day of the test even before the graduation???

Its the huge egos that motivate them