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student | student profile | studentprofile | testimonial | testimonials | thought leadershipQuick Highlights Becoming a PMHNP takes four steps: BSN and RN licensure, an MSN-PMHNP (or post-master’s certificate), the ANCC PMHNP-BC exam, then state licensure. The
Quick Highlights From an MSN, a DNP typically takes 2 to 3 years full time or 3 to 4 years part time. From a BSN,
Quick Highlights BSN-prepared, licensed RNs can complete A-State’s online MSN – FNP or MSN – AGACNP in as few as 24 months, or the online
Quick Highlights An AGACNP manages adult and older-adult patients with acute, critical or rapidly changing conditions, most often in hospitals and intensive care units. Graduates
Quick Highlights A PMHNP is an advanced practice registered nurse who assesses, diagnoses and treats psychiatric and substance use disorders across the lifespan, combining medication
Quick Highlights A DNP is not currently required to practice as an NP in most states or settings, but it is a growing preference at
Quick Highlights Once you have decided you want a terminal degree in nursing, the decision is whether that degree should be a Doctor of Nursing
Quick Highlights If you are early in researching advanced practice nursing, you will see the terms APRN and NP used interchangeably online, often incorrectly. Learn
Quick Highlights If you are an MSN-prepared nurse practitioner and your patients’ mental health needs outpace what your specialty prepared you for, a post-master’s certificate
Quick Highlights Choosing a nurse practitioner specialty is one of the biggest decisions you as a working RN can make once you commit to advanced
Quick Highlights If you have already committed to becoming a nurse practitioner, the next question is whether to stop at the Master of Science in
Quick Highlights Before applying to an online NP program, a working RN should ask one practical question up front: who actually finds my preceptor? Nursing
Quick Highlights You got a letter from HR, or your charge nurse mentioned it in passing: your hospital now requires a Bachelor of Science in
Quick Highlights You already have a bachelor’s degree in another field, and you have decided on nursing. Now you are choosing between two legitimate, but
Quick Highlights A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) is a graduate degree that prepares RNs for advanced practice, leadership or academic roles in as
Quick Highlights High acuity means a patient has a severe, unstable or medically complex condition requiring intensive monitoring and rapid clinical response. High-acuity care happens
Quick Highlights ABSN programs have science prerequisite requirements that are more specific than most applicants expect, including a minimum grade in each course and a
Quick Highlights An Accelerated BSN and a traditional four-year BSN are the same degree: a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, accredited under the same national
Quick Highlights “RN to MSN bridge” describes a structure, not a shortcut. These programs still require completing bachelor’s-level nursing coursework, just packaged with graduate coursework
Quick Highlights An ADN and a BSN lead to the same NCLEX-RN exam and the same RN license. Neither credential changes what a new nurse
Quick Highlights For most students, sustaining much outside work during the Accelerated BSN is difficult, not because A-State prohibits it, but because clinical rotations run
Quick Highlights Science of reading refers to decades of interdisciplinary research on how the brain learns to read, covering phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension
Quick Highlights An instructional coach works with adult learners and other teachers, not students directly, through observation, feedback, modeling and facilitated professional learning. District requirements
Quick Highlights • Reading specialists are best measured through the same federal lens as classroom teachers: BLS puts instructional coordinators, the closest federal category, at
Quick Highlights Start with accreditation: institutional accreditation, such as accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission, plus CAEP accreditation covering the educator-preparation program or licensure pathway,
Quick Highlights Arkansas has placed a stronger statewide emphasis on literacy instruction and reading outcomes. For many educators, the question is no longer whether to
Quick Highlights Ask a reading specialist what their master’s prepared them to do, and they won’t describe a course title. They’ll describe a moment: sitting
Quick Highlights If you already know you want a graduate-level reading credential, the question left on the table is which one best aligns with your
Quick Highlights A student misses a screening marker, and suddenly you as a teacher need to know more about dyslexia than your license required you
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