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processing the death of a patient

July 12, 2017

Processing the Death of a Patient

Death is inevitable. And working at the bedside in a highly acute setting is a sure way to experience the death of a patient at some point. This past year I've witnessed loss, birth, grief, celebration, and everything in between. There are not many people who can say that's what their typical work ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Nursing Tagged With: acute care, bedside, death, grief, learning, lessons, nurses, Nursing, patients, self-care

June 27, 2017

A Week in the Life of an Accelerated MSN Program

What is an accelerated MSN program like? I've received various questions from friends and prospective students asking what a typical week is like in Vanderbilt's PreSpecialty Program. I remember applying for this program and still feeling like I had no idea what I was in for. I knew it was ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Nursing, Nursing School and Admissions Tagged With: Family Nurse Practitioner, FNP, hard work, healthcare, Inspiration, motivation, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing, pre-specialty, program, rewarding, Schedule, Vanderbilt School of Nursing, vanderbilt university, worth it

June 26, 2017

Writing a Nursing School Admission Essay

So you've decided to go to nursing school (YAY!) But now you've gotta get in, and things can be a bit daunting... The essays, letters of recommendation, prerequisite courses, the GRE (if you're applying to a master's program). The letters of recommendation are kinda out of your control (besides ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Nursing, Nursing School and Admissions Tagged With: accelerated, acceptance, admission, Career Change, direct-entry, essay, FNP, Inspiration, NP, Nurse Practitioner, Nursing, vanderbilt university, Wellness

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