How To Become A Nurse Practitioner Fast 2023 | Nursing Journey

From a Wendy’s employee to a Nurse Practitioner. WE ARE UNBOXING DEGREES. In this informative and motivating video, I detail my nursing journey to becoming a Board Certified Adult-Geriatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner at age 27. Included is nursing school requirements, challenges, and different routes to achieve nursing degrees. Plus, I disclose exciting news at the end.
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[@MsM3fly]

1st, I just want to say congratulations on your latest certification 🎉🎉🎉 whoot whoot... Also, thanks for being so open & honest about your experiences! My goal is to become a PMHNP. Hearing your educational journey inspires me to continue pursuing my dreams.

[@Coacoaishere]

Thank you so much…and of course! The best of luck on your nursing journey ❤️

[@moonsun377]

Congrats! Thanks for sharing! I needed this

[@Coacoaishere]

Thank you! ❤️..you’re very welcome, I’m so glad the video was helpful 🫶🏾

[@awildasanchez1246]

Thank you for this ❤

[@Coacoaishere]

You are very welcome ❤️🥰

[@enriquecallender5368]

Great video.Thank you.

[@Coacoaishere]

You’re very welcome ❤️

[@adventuresofgiannaorabella6437]

Congratulations 🎉

[@user-eo1mp8zx3w]

no more dollar menu!! you are so inspiring I love it!!!!!

[@Coacoaishere]

Lol thanks love ❤️

[@Coacoaishere]

Thanks love ❤️

[@Ms_Jksn]

Congratulations on passing your certification!! Such a blessing 💕💕💕

[@Coacoaishere]

Thanks love❤

[@RachelEye]

I’m Brooklyn born and raised and ur absolutely right! 8:30

[@Coacoaishere]

Yes, I hope they eventually change the curriculum to better prepare high schoolers for the transition 🙏🏾

[@grandma460]

Congratulations on all :) Definitely interested in which book/study tips you used for NP and CCRN. Thank you very much.

[@Coacoaishere]

Thanks you ❤❤ Yes I post that video this Sunday.

[@Coacoaishere]

How to pass np boards posted! How to pass ccrn certification will be posted soon

[@alexiabrooks5822]

Thank you so much for this motivation!✨💕 My dream job for years has been to be an NP for yearssss but finally taking the leap of faith. From what I heard you were only a nurse for one year then applied to NP school? How did you have the confidence to do that? How did you know you were ready? I’ve heard that’s not recommended or most wait a few years.

[@Coacoaishere]

Yes congrats on taking the leap of faith!…I think applying after 1-2 years of becoming an RN is fine, depending on if you are going for your masters or doctorates, you will be in school for at least 3 years which will total to 4-5 years experience by the time you graduate which is enough. It is all a learning experiences and there is a lot of resources and tools to help you become a competent NP, just have to be confident and apply yourself.

[@zarinamanjarrez491]

hi! you’re video was so informational and inspiring. i’m in my 1st year of community college doing my pre reqs. i plan on getting my RN and going the NP route or CRNA. after you got your RN, you worked a year in the hospital setting prior to applying to NP school correct?

[@Coacoaishere]

Thanks love ❤️…that is so smart to do your prerequisites T community college? You will Save so much money…and I worked for about 2 years prior to applying

[@CaliDisneyDiva]

Hi. I love you video. Im planning to start NP school in October. Pleae give me any advice you have on studying during the program and how i can find a Preceptor clinical site. Im really nervous about thank. Thank you in advance!

[@Coacoaishere]

Thanks Iove❤️🫶🏾…yes I will do a video on this …congrats on starting your NP journey 🫶🏾🙏🏾

[@nitajones1622]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Coacoaishere]

🥰🥰

[@redheavenrose]

am considering psych NP ty

[@Coacoaishere]

DO IT!!! You won’t regret it ❤️🫶🏾

[@ncp3077]

How were you able to find clinical for NP school?

[@Coacoaishere]

At the hospital I was employed at during the time I attended school

[@amanda08281]

What was your work schedule through NP school?

[@Coacoaishere]

I worked full time night shift as an RN in a hospital 3 (12 hour shifts)

[@kristopherk1275]

Promo*SM

[@Ggsodapop]

How did you pass your nurse practitioner exam?

[@Coacoaishere]

Full video posted today !

[@donsan6404]

did you become a mental health nurse psych

[@Coacoaishere]

No…adult geriatric primary care np

[@Jaycar1997]

NPs are literally the most undertrained and incompetent providers in the US Healthcare system. It’s scary how these people get such medical authority with such little training. At least PAs have standardized education expectations and requirements and are governed by the medical board. NPs have neither. No standardized education requirements or baseline expectations and not regulated by the medical board.

[@adegbolaoluwawamiri3027]

I understand the angle you are coming from. NP is a good concept but the training needs to be more regularised and standardized

[@dianah.c5327]

I see your point, but remember most NP work under a MD plus work with a collaborative team, 2. Most are required to do 1 year of bedside or outpatient nursing before they can get into a graduate school. 3. Typically have triple the number of shadowing hours PAs do if you consider there undergrad clinicals (before RN), bedside/outpatient nursing job, and shadowing requirements hours of NP school. Although, as a nurse and NP student, I agree that these field should have more regulations, but hey man it’s not up to us or we would have done it😂Plus this nurse seems so badass smart that your tripping… such a role model 😍

[@omgitsaishat]

Lmaoo you’re crying a lot and your insecurities are jumping out, I can’t help but laugh 😂😂

[@Jaycar1997]

@@omgitsaishat nah I’m just worried about patients. The only people I will trust with my family are those who actually have legitimate educational requirements in the field of medicine. I like PAs. I don’t have a problems with midlevels, only NPs. NPs will never be part of the care team for my family. I can’t help but wonder how uneducated you may be regarding mid level practitioner education requirements and the medical complex in the US.

[@omgitsaishat]

@@Jaycar1997 No you’re not just worried about patients, you’re not smarter than the system that has trusted the education provided to NPs, I believe they know their strengths and weaknesses, they also practice within their scope. NPs are not going anywhere and the practice/education will only be refined over the time and get better, they are very unproblematic and never call themselves doctors so I’m rest assured that patients will be good and finally I put it to you again that you’re very insecure and that’s why you’re very pained, you can phantom that these people are doing what physicians do (you’re probably one yourself) the world is changing, get used to it or CRY forever