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Hey! Good luck🤞🏻. Tbh I've been slacking off on these notes 🤦🏻‍♀️ hopefully I will have them ready for the fall 🍁

@@npstudentchronicles3652 when you do please let me know, am very interested. Thanks

Good luck 🤞🏻😊

Hi! I'm not sure. My training was all done in Canada. I would suggest calling the admissions office to get a clear answer

I think it's applicable to both RPNs and RNs. The only other scenario I can think of is maybe "escalating to an RN" when a patient becomes unstable and knowing to recognize when a patient is becoming unstable. But not sure cuz I wasn't trained as an RPN but from this is what I've heard and seen from my RPN colleagues

Hope you did well in your interviews and landed a job. Let us know 🎉🙋🏻‍♀️

It was really good! I experienced a different way to nurse but at the same time it somewhat similar. Too long to type out 😅but it was a good overall a good experience. I don't regret it 🙂

You can call them directly like I did and ask. I also worked on a medicine floor and I qualified 🙂

Thank you 😊

Good luck on your journey! I don't know much about international nurses but I do know it's expensive!

I know there are some throughthe University of Toronto...but I'm not sure which ones. There might be an acute care certificate. Honestly, from what I've seen once you're an NP, your specialty comes from experience. Some hospitals require prior experience. So for Sick Kids you would need pediatric experience (could be as an RN) and same thing with ICU/emerg. But some hospitals may be open to training you. The important thing would be to get your foot in the door at an organization. You can then move around easily. Hope this helps and thanks for watching 😊

@@npstudentchronicles3652 Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to me. I really appreciate it! <3

My pleasure 😁

Hi! I worked in general medicine for 7 years :)

@@npstudentchronicles3652 cool thank you so much!

Hi! In my experience usually 2-3. Maybe in more specialized roles the questions can be more than 3...for example my diabetes educator interview was like 6-7 questions haha. I was sweating buckets afterwards 🤣

Hi! If you're talking about the NP licensing exam, the American one is valid in Ontario and the States. Hopefully that answers your question 🙂

Hi I wrote the American one! Cheaper than the Canadian one, more options of dates (I think Canadian one is only offered twice a year) and valid in Ontario! Hope this helps

Hi! Thanks so much! I'll try to make some type of vlog. I've been meaning to do it but always get "busy" at work but I will make it a point to do it this year! Thanks for following my journey 💕

No problem 👍🏻☺️

Glad I helped in some way 😊

Definitely not! You just need to show good nursing qualities overall. How do you go above and beyond not only for patients but for your colleagues and yourself...yourself as in continuing to further your own education etc. How do you show leadership ? What are some initiatives/projects your involved in or initiated ? So much of the NP role is about leadership, mentorship, quality improvement etc. I find that these are the things universities are looking for. Hope this helps!

@@npstudentchronicles3652thank you so much..❤

Thank you for watching 😊

Hi! I bought it online from the Diabetes Canada website. It's a HUGE binder lol

Indeed it was! I didn't really "feel it" for the first 5 years since I was younger and thought I was invincible lol. But as I started to get older I definitely started to feel it. But I learned a lot and made good nursing friendships along the way and helped me in my career path now 😊

Your nursing experience and the way you express yourself demonstrates that you are a good professional.

@@TheGalla86 aww thank you so much for the kind words 💓. Good luck to you!😊

They generally consider all the courses taken in your undergrad. Even though they say they look at the last 2 years, they will still take a look at your first 2 years since you're sending in your entire transcript. Electives are definitely included 😊. Good luck with your application!

Hi! I would write Mitte: 30 days, Repeats: 5....that would give you a total of 6 months. Hope that helps!

@@npstudentchronicles3652 Thant was helpful. Thank you so much.

I've been meaning to do it but always get so side tracked at work. I will try 👍🏻. Thanks for watching 😊

Hi! It depends on the employer. From what I've seen it ranges from $90-120,000 per year or more of you go to remote places where there's not a lot of healthcare (like up north Canada). But it really depends on the employer. Hope this helps!

Hi! Yes I finished my NP program and now I'm a diabetes NP 🙂. To be honest, the best advise I could give if you're just starting out as a Diabetes Educator is to get practical knowledge in the field. The best way I learned is by doing and teaching diabetes with "real" patients. It's such a different experience when you're talking to patients about their diabetes. As soon as you get your certification I would start looking for jobs in the field so everything is fresh in your mind and you can start working in the field. I hope that helps! Good luck on becoming a CDE😊

OMG that's amazing!! So happy I can help you get through NP school in some way! The struggle is real. Good luck on your last year 🙂

looking forward to more videos :) @@npstudentchronicles3652

Hi Julie!! 😀 Hope you are doing well!!