SO YOU WANT TO BE A NURSE PRACTITIONER? Here's how you become a Nurse Practitioner | Fromcnatonp

Today's video is all about the steps you need to take to become a nurse practitioner. I hope that this will help those of you who are a bit confused with this whole NP thang 😊
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[@bluefamily3937]

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[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks so much I appreciate that! I am better 😊

[@amena2172]

This was so informative because I would like to get my NP and I wasn’t sure if I needed my masters. Thank you

[@fromcnatonp]

You are welcome. All the best to you moving forward

[@feleciabarnes6251]

Great info as always. There are some DNP programs that are 3 years with requirement of previous Bachelors degree. Marian University is one such place that offers it🙏🏽.

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[@johnalex1140]

When I saw testimonies all over the place I thought the were bots or made up stories till I was convinced and gave it a try, honestly I don't regret the move I made

[@DeygoExpress]

thank you so much forthis video

[@sweetcaramelsmile]

Thank you so much! I just got my RN license and am planning for the next 4 years.

[@fromcnatonp]

Best of luck! Thanks for watching

[@gabig4948]

this was very informative. I will be checking out your other videos for more information thank you! :)

[@christibrown]

Well explained Nurse! Thank you❤️✨

[@fromcnatonp]

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[@akosuayeboah8261]

@@fromcnatonp please which school did you go to for your NP program.

[@MercisJourney]

Thank you so much for this video, well explained! ❤️

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks so much for watching! Glad it was helpful

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[@gborowme]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@henryestilin9090]

Very informative video. Thank you!!!

[@dominiqueb.4860]

Great video I’m thinking about switching to nursing and it great that you describe the different paths of becoming an NP. Since your last video like 2 videos ago has your feeling of burnout gone away? Love your content btw

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching! I am burnt out with my current job yes, don’t think it’s the whole role of being a NP. Just trying to figure out my next move.

[@dominiqueb.4860]

@@fromcnatonp you got this!! Hopefully a new opportunity comes your way and makes you feel reinvigorated and happy for choosing to become an NP

[@pumpkinpie025]

I feel like you and I could be besties! When I need a 'picker-upper' I hop on your channel. MY route, my journey! At my 'seasoned' age of 43, I decided on a career change from system engineer to FNP. I knew I had to work hard and consistent to get my MSN before 1. I lost drive and energy and 2. I need to retire! lol I chose the long route and went straight thru ASN -> BSN -> MSN (FNP). Knowing what I know now, I would have gone the PA route. Solely because of the criticism, obstacles, judgment, and hardship I'm facing now as a full-time FNP student with minimal nursing experience. At this point, I'm 4 classes into my FNP with thousands upon thousands of dollars invested in very reputable schools and seriously doubting my ability to make it. Don't get me wrong, my grades are top-notch, I'm very driven, hard-working, and love learning. But because my focus has been getting my degree, I'm facing rejection after rejection for part time/prn jobs because I have minimal rn experience and they assume I'll be leaving in a year. If I was younger, Id do things differently, but I really don't have time to waste. I'm not sure I'll be able to get anywhere with just a degree, and I'm ready to give up! My husband says just finish your degree and take it from there ....! I'm at a loss.

[@familyofgodchristianfellow3515]

keep going!

[@summerdeecarter7705]

I hope and pray you do well in whatever you decide to do..lol..I understand I'm "season" too and wished I did different in the past but you got to keep pushing! blessings to you 🙏🏾

[@rebeccagreene1272]

How much experience do you have?

[@MelloneeKecia]

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[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks go for the support ❤️

[@MelloneeKecia]

@@fromcnatonp Your welcome 🤗

[@nurseshaynurseshay]

You explained it well!! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching! Happy to share

[@SimplyShaiRN]

Loved your explanation 💓💓💓

[@deonnetaylor6339]

Can you do a video on job hunting as a NP. How did you find a job? How long did it take for you to find a job

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks so much for watching… I have a video taking about job hunting and how long it took me me click here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiufGehnbd2ldU All the best!

[@meredithdelao9765]

Hi, I am 37 and Im barely an LVN, do I stillbhave hope of some day become an NP

[@dawandabocanegra8935]

I love your videos

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks so much for watching

[@onyekachinnennaofoegbu1829]

Does this mean the MSN is an NP program? Do i have to complete an MSN before going for an NP program?

[@Queen-gd9pk]

Hi my love, I was wondering how a nurse practitioner would transfer from the uk. Would the qualification be recognised? Best of wishes ❤️

[@DeygoExpress]

how to becom a nurse

[@HOOSIE6]

Thanks so much for this video!! Kinda sorta but not quite (lol) off topic. I’m currently taking nursing school pre-reqs. I’ll be pursuing my ASN then BSN. Honestly I don’t think I want to work and go to school at the same time. Would it be “crazy” to get my ASN & not work while pursuing my BSN? Also, would it be outrageous to take the NCLEX after my ASN knowing that I’m going straight to BSN without working?

[@shakerah6158]

You can work part time or per diem

[@HOOSIE6]

@@shakerah6158 I never even thought of that. Thank you!!!

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching and like @shakera H stated working per diem is a great option. That is what I did when went back to school for my masters, I would work one day a week. Taking your NCLEX after your ASN is totally fine even though you know you want to get that BSN, the NCLEX is nerve racking so I would just get it out the way and then go on to your pursuing your BSN. Best of luck to you

[@davidayibontey426]

Can I become a nurse or a nurse practitioner with a masters degree in nutrition

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