Top 5 Things I Wish I Was Taught During Nurse Practitioner School - Helpful Tips for New Grad NPs

Top 5 Things I Wish I Was Taught During Nurse Practitioner School - Helpful Tips for New Grad NPs
In this video, I go over my TOP 5 Things I WISH I learned during Nurse Practitioner School. These are helpful tips to know before graduating to help you become a successful new graduate nurse practitioner.
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[@jeanlanz2344]

Really practical warnings for unexpected expenses and delays. Thank you. God bless you!

[@CMoneyRN]

As a new graduate NP, this video is very helpful! The day after I took my exam, I submitted all the necesarry paperwork and I am currently waiting for full licensure. It is taking forever for the board of nursing to get my background check results and it is super frustrating. For the time being, my state's board of nursing was kind enough to give me a temporary license.

[@militur33mind]

can you get a job with temporary license?

[@CMoneyRN]

@@militur33mind I think so! I just can't prescribe medicine until I have the official license. Nonetheless, I still have my credentials.

[@militur33mind]

@@CMoneyRN I have a temporary license in NV. when you say credentials, is that for the patients' insurance? I'm confuse when they bring up credentialing.

[@heavensgirl7412]

Thank you, very informative, I appreciate you!

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Thank you for the support and I’m glad I can help

[@CollaboratingDocs]

Great video! This is very informative and helpful. Thanks for sharing!

[@michellekluczinske]

I wish I saw this earlier! Awesome video.

[@georgeacenas2349]

Talked to NPs, MDs, shadowed mid level & appreciate your video. Feel as if I’m making an informative dive

[@NehaP252]

Thanks soo much!!

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

You're welcome! Thank you for the support

[@lolitahansen1682]

Question: Ive seen many pmhnp new grads say they received job offers prior to graduation. So you can still apply to jobs and get hired even though the licensing and credentialing times are SO long? How is that?