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I’ve Just Passed My FNP Certification Exam, Now What?

Daily Nurse

Continue reading to learn more about navigating the professional responsibilities of the newly certified FNP. Obtain State Licensure as an FNP After passing your FNP certification exam, the next step is to apply for an advanced practice nurse practitioner ( APRN ) license in your primary state of residence or where you intend to work.

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The Well-Fed Nursing Career

Minority Nurse

When you graduated from nursing school, your attention was focused on passing the NCLEX, getting licensed, and landing your first job. Macronutrient 1: Professional Development The first macronutrient to consider is your professional development, which can take many forms.

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Supporting and advocating for APRNs

American Nurse

Expiring PHE waivers turn back the clock in some states Despite the proven value of advanced practice RN (APRN) care, the APRN role is at a crossroads. Depending on the state in which they practice, APRNs now may face more restrictions than during the PHE. Certain other restrictions also were lifted.

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APRN Compact & Multistate Licensure: What Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Need to Know

Registered Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) play a crucial role in meeting this demand by providing a wide range of services across various healthcare settings. However, as healthcare needs expand, so do the challenges faced by APRNs in navigating the complexities of multistate licensure. What Is the APRN Compact?

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What Is a Doctor of Nursing Practice? (And What You Should Know)

Post University

As the nursing shortage crisis continues to loom, healthcare administrators and nurse managers have emphasized the importance of advancing education in nursing and pursuing professional development. Posts DNP is not designed to fulfill the educational requirements for initial APRN licensure. What Is a DNP in Nursing?

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What Is a Nurse Practitioner in Healthcare? Scope of Practice, Educational Pathways, and More

Post University

According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), nurse practitioners (NPs), who are a type of advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), are healthcare professionals responsible for coordinating patient care and, in some cases, providing primary or specialty healthcare services. Prescribing and administering medication.

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Nurses Month 2023

American Nurse

May 2022 is divided into four weekly focus areas—Self-Care, Recognition, Professional Development, and Community Engagement. Week 3—Professional development (May 15–21) will show you how to access resources and insights to guide you in your professional development.

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