WORKING DURING NURSE PRACTITIONER SCHOOL | Making full time SALARY working less than part time!
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Nurse Practitioner program can be very demanding, with all the didactic work and the clinical hours that need to be done, many nurse often opt to stop working during these 2 yrs. But, you do not have to! YES! you can continue to work making full time salary while only working less than part time. In today's video I am sharing how I went through my NP program while maintaining my salary.
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I agree. It’s totally doable and definitely worth working during NP school to lessen or eliminate student loans once you graduate! 😄
Very true about those student loans! lessen that debt
I'm in my first year of NP school and I've been working a fulltime, a parttime, and a prn job. I love my money!!!!🤑🤑🤑🤑
Tasha D. BSN, RN Girl nothing wrong with that if you can handle it all what not!!!
I start my FNP program in 2 weeks. I plan to continue doing travel nurse contracts up until clinicals. Then get a PRN job while completing clinicals.
Ebonee B congratulations on starting NP journey! Definitely good idea I think with the PRN job, but whatever works for you and her schedule
Ebonee B congratulations, I start next week. Are you working a crisis assignment? I’m trying to see if working crisis contract 48 hours a week and going to school is manageable.
Totally possible to be working. I personally am doing the FNP program part time and working full time as a float pool RN but I’m about to start a local travel RN position next week. Working full time allowed me to pay for school out of pocket and not take out any loans. Got 2 more semesters left God willing. So it’s totally doable. I will say that having a solid support system is crucial especially if you have children 🙂
That is the way to go my dear! I did half student loan and half out of pocket myself. Good luck to you
I agree 100% with having a support system! My wife is solidity onboard with this and really encourages me in my studies. When I switched to PRN I only have to work 6 shifts in 6 weeks AND I got a 30% increase in pay!
love your channel
@@Pussinbootszzz thank you so much!! Please share with your classmates!!
I have a gripe! Your videos are too short!!!!! 😂😂😂 Please bless us with a long vlog or a long chit chat! love your channel ❤️
Nasio Yasmin hahah!! 😂😂 girl I have to cut out a lot bc if you know me I talk a lot I’m long winded AF!😩 plus I don’t want ppl to say get to the point and jump off my video! But I’m thinking about doing a Q and A soon once I hit my next goal! Thanks for your support
I’m a PCA and am on the path to NP while working. Glad others are talking about this route!!
That's awesome! You know I love my CNA/PCT! Good luck on your journey to NP
That is really good, quite a bit of girls on my unit are working on the NPs
Great video !!! Hello from Maryland!! I was fortunate to work weekend alternative on Sat and Sun and I was off M-F to allow time for clinicals. Please do a video on the credentialing process, our fellow NPs need help!
Thanks for sharing! that's a good way to do it. I will definitely work on that video. Thanks for watching
I worked 24hrs a week in the beginning of NP school but now I am per diem which is better so I can make my own schedule. I think it’s good to work to keep your nursing skills.
Totally agree about keeping nursing skills, Per diem is definitely the way to go bc its more flexible and you work the days you can. Good luck moving forward
i'm a NP student i'm working . was doing 2 12s a week but i just did everything backwards from what you said in the video 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ it wasnt intentional but another opportunity fell into my lap so i'll work full time at this job for the next 4-5 months . i'm taking leadership right now . soon will be in advanced pharmacology 😩😩 this is a mess lol
You have a lot going on, but I always say what ever someone can handle and maintain their sanity and graduate is the goal! but 4-5 months will breeze by quickly. Good luck moving forward!!
Great video as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗 and cute hairstyle looks pretty on you
Love the hair 🥰🥰
You did good boo 😊!
Worked my 1st yr, plan to work as long as I can. I'm starting my second yr in August
Perfect! congratulations on NP and good luck on your journey
Hello. Love your videos. I am a NP student. I am currently taking Advanced Patho and I am not working right now. This class is not the easiest so I am taking a break so I can focus on school. My plan is to pick up some hours during the break but not sure if I can work next semester bc I will be taking Advanced Pharm and Assessment course. If you have any advise about how I can balance a work life and school, please advise.
I'm also NP student taking patho and assessment and also working partime weekends, next semester will be taking pharm and diagnosis
Congratulations on NP school! Good luck to you
Thanks so much for watching! Advanced Patho is a tough class I almost didn't make it through that class, so I know the feeling. I had to take a step back as well to really focus. Balancing school and all is not easy, that is why I say if you can take a step back from working so much to focus on school it will help a lot also a very good support system. I also plan my days in block schedule so that I am still spending time with the family but also studying. Good luck! remember this will not last forever 😊
Very inspiring!
Thank you! Thanks for watching
Love your hair 😍😍😍
Thank you! my friend who is not a braider did it while I helped to twist the bottom. The best of TH-cam ☺️
Where did you go to school for FNP? Is it online?
By system wide nurse, do you mean a float nurse or is that different position?
Yes, the hospital system has many location so instead of me being a float nurse in one hospital I was a ICU float nurse for 3 of there 5 hospital, It was amazing bc I only picked up my days a week in advance and I would work nights making an extra $6hr for shift differential.
Fromcnatonp wow! That’s a great opportunity! Thanks for clarifying 😊
Were you a full time student??
hello Laurie-Ann, I am here in the Philippines. Can I please ask? If I finished my NP training here in the Philippines, would i have the chance to apply for a job there in the US?
I am not sure about that, I do know nurses who study in say Jamaica ( using Jamaica bc I am from there and know a bit more about it) will take NCLEX and will be eligible to work as a nurse in the US as far as the NP thing not so sure. Assuming if you have all credential and you sit the boards here I don't see why not. Thanks for watching
@@fromcnatonp Thank you so much! It helps a lot 😍
It could be the 🇯🇲 in you but there are some lazy yard people 🤣🤣.
Yes that's true some a dem very lazy! 😩