Miriam Tivzenda's ANCC AANP Study Group

18/01/2025

Happy Weekend, Healthcare Heroes!

As you step into the weekend, remember to pause, breathe, and celebrate the incredible difference you make in the lives of others. Your dedication and compassion shine brightly, even on the most challenging days.

Use this time to recharge your spirit, nurture your well-being, and cherish the moments that bring you joy. You can’t pour from an empty cup, so fill yours with gratitude, self-care, and peace.

You’re not just a caregiver—you’re a beacon of hope, a source of strength, and a reminder that kindness can heal the world.

Thank you for being amazing. Have a beautiful and restful weekend—you deserve it! 🌟💙

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13/01/2025

Things they did not teach you in nurse practitioner school:
A handbook for NP students and Nps.
Check it out: https://a.co/d/6MxUr5x
Check out the podcast: https://youtu.be/2_3s2ZYLaAE?si=UyUlaX8P25UYQNIn.

Discover the hidden gems of being a nurse practitioner in "Things They Did Not Teach You in Nurse Practitioner School." Find out how to be successful in Nurse practitioner school. How to find preceptors for your clinical rotations, how to do well in clinical rotations, how to pass the nurse pract...

13/01/2025

🚀 Exciting News! My New Ebook Is Now Available on Amazon! 📖
I’m thrilled to announce the release of my ebook, Nursing School Success: How to Graduate and Thrive in Your Nursing Career! 🎉
This book is designed for aspiring, current nursing students ready to succeed in school and build a thriving career, seasoned nurses included. It’s packed with practical insights, including:
✅ Proven study strategies to ace your courses
Tips to pass the NCLEX with confidence
✅ Sample job interview questions and answers to help you stand out
✅ Creative ways to pay off student loans faster
✅ Steps to achieve financial independence as a nurse
Tuition sources for nursing school.
My goal with this book is to guide you not just to graduation but to a fulfilling and sustainable career in nursing. Whether you’re just starting or need a boost, this resource is for you!
📚 Check it out on Amazon and start your journey to success today! https://a.co/d/96KKWQh
I’d love to hear your thoughts if you read it. Let me know how it helps or share it with someone who might benefit. Together, let’s elevate the future of nursing! 💙
Check out the podcast:https://youtu.be/0aDEPM2HMP0?si=Mpu-_C1tMcm1wRwx.

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13/01/2025

🌟 **Happy Monday to all the fantastic nurse practitioners, NP students, and NP graduates!

As we begin a new week, let’s celebrate your chosen journey—a path filled with compassion, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to making a difference. Whether caring for patients, hitting the books, or preparing for the next chapter of your career, you are part of an incredible community of healers and leaders.

Challenges may come, but you’ve already shown the strength and perseverance to rise above them. Remember to celebrate every step of progress—big or small—and take pride in the impact you make.

And don’t forget to care for yourself. Rest, recharge, and remind yourself of the amazing purpose behind your work and studies. Together, we’re shaping the future of healthcare! 💙

Here’s to a week of learning, growing, and making a difference—one step at a time. You’ve got this! 🌼✨

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12/01/2025

Np study tip:
Practice self care,it is not selfish but very necessary!

08/01/2025

Some common reasons why nurse practitioners (NPs) may leave their roles are:
1. Burnout
High patient loads, long hours, and the emotional strain of patient care can lead to physical and mental exhaustion.
Balancing clinical responsibilities with administrative duties adds to the stress.
2. Inadequate Compensation
Despite advanced training, some NPs feel their pay does not reflect their workload or level of expertise, especially compared to physicians performing similar roles.
3. Scope of Practice Restrictions
In states with restrictive practice laws, NPs may feel frustrated by limitations on their ability to practice independently.
Constant supervision requirements or a lack of autonomy can be demotivating.
4. Workplace Stress and Pressure
High expectations to see numerous patients within limited time frames can lead to dissatisfaction.
Poor workplace culture or lack of support from leadership exacerbates this issue.
5. Lack of Professional Growth Opportunities
NPs may feel stagnant if there are few opportunities for further career advancement, specialization, or leadership roles.
6. Administrative Burden
Excessive documentation, insurance issues, and non-clinical tasks can detract from patient care and contribute to frustration.
7. Patient Aggression and Safety Concerns
Dealing with complex patients or experiencing hostility can be emotionally draining.
Concerns about personal safety, especially in underserved or high-risk areas, can also drive NPS away.
8. Healthcare System Challenges
Navigating systemic inefficiencies, staffing shortages, and limited resources can make the role unsustainable.
9. Work-Life Imbalance
Long hours, on-call responsibilities, and a lack of flexibility can negatively affect personal lives.
Unlock the unspoken truths and real-world insights every nurse practitioner needs to thrive—because what they didn't teach you in NP school could make all the difference in your career.
Check out my E-book on Amazon titled “Things They Did Not Teach You in Nurse Practitioner School: A Handbook for Nurse Practitioner Students and NPs." https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGQ4Y7NX
What do you think healthcare organizations can do to better support nurse practitioners and help them thrive in their roles?

can healthcare organizations

Discover the hidden gems of being a nurse practitioner in "Things They Did Not Teach You in Nurse Practitioner School." Find out how to be successful in Nurse practitioner school. How to find preceptors for your clinical rotations, how to do well in clinical rotations, how to pass the nurse pract...

06/01/2025

Np students study tip:
Calendars are your best friend.
Make sure to plan out your projects, homework, test dates,do not lose points due to lateness

06/01/2025

What is the recommended frequency for adult colon cancer screening in average-risk individuals starting at age 50?
A. Every 5 years
B. Every 10 years
C. Every 3 years
D.Yearly

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05/01/2025

Np graduates:
You are closer than you think!passing the NP board exams is within your reach.Stay consistent & trust the process. npexamprep.con

05/01/2025

Np students tip:
Always reach out to your professor if you are experiencing any problems,do not wait!

04/01/2025

Attention NP graduates:
Which organization is primarily responsible for certifying nurse practitioners in the United States?
a. American Medical Association (AMA)
b. National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)
c. American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
d. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

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04/01/2025

🌟 Saturday Study Tip for Future NPs!
Did you know that most NP students feel overwhelmed by board exam preparation? You're not alone in this journey.
One game-changing strategy I teach in my NP online review courses is understanding the 'why' behind each clinical decision rather than just memorizing facts. This approach helps with exam success and builds stronger clinical reasoning skills you'll use throughout your career.
What's your biggest challenge in preparing for your NP boards? Let's discuss this in the comments!
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01/01/2025

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01/01/2025

New Year 2025 Message for Aspiring and Licensed Nurses
Happy New Year, 2025! 🎉 To all aspiring and licensed nurses, this is your year to dream big, work smart, and thrive in your nursing journey. Set goals that challenge and inspire you—mastering your studies, passing the NCLEX, landing your dream job, or growing in your current role.
For a jumpstart on your success, check out my newly published book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCJNQVPM Nursing School Success: How to Graduate and Thrive in Your Nursing Career." This jam-packed guide covers:
Study tips to ace your exams
Strategies for Clinical Rotation Success
How to pass the NCLEX on your first attempt
Job-hunting tips and interview questions with sample answers
Advice for thriving in your first nursing job
Make 2025 the year you achieve your nursing goals and build a career you’re proud of. Let’s make it unforgettable! 🌟

Nursing School Success:How to Graduate and Thrive in Your Nursing Career

31/12/2024

🚨 Exciting News!
I’m thrilled to announce that my new book, "Nursing School Success: How to Graduate and Thrive in Your Nursing Career," is now available on Amazon! 🎉
This book is a must-have guide for anyone starting their nursing journey or looking for practical strategies to excel in nursing school and beyond. Here's what you'll find inside:
✅ Study tips for HESI, TEAS, and NCLEX to help you succeed at every stage.
✅ Application guidance to help you get into nursing school with confidence.
✅ Clinical success tips to ensure you stand out during your training.
✅ Job hunting and interview strategies, including sample questions and answers to ace your dream job interviews.
✅ Real-world advice on thriving in your first nursing role and beyond.
Whether you're just starting nursing school or preparing for the NCLEX, this book is jam-packed with actionable tips to guide you every step.
📚 Ready to kickstart your nursing success? Get your copy today on Amazon!
👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCJNQVPM
Let’s achieve your nursing goals together! 💪🩺

Nursing School Success:How to Graduate and Thrive in Your Nursing Career

11/12/2024

5 Tips for Nurse Practitioner Students' Success
Stay Organized: Utilize planners or digital tools to keep track of assignments, deadlines, and clinical hours.
Practice Time Management: Find a balance between studying, clinical practice, work, and personal time to minimize burnout.
Seek Support: Professors, study groups, and mentors are excellent resources to contact whenever you encounter challenges.
Prioritize Self-Care: Focus on maintaining your physical and mental well-being by prioritizing sleep, exercise, and nutrition.
Get a Head Start: Review your course materials and clinical skills as early as possible, and practice for exams using question banks.
You got this!
Check this out for more tips for NP school and career success:

Discover the hidden gems of being a nurse practitioner in "Things They Did Not Teach You in Nurse Practitioner School." Find out how to be successful in Nurse practitioner school. How to find preceptors for your clinical rotations, how to do well in clinical rotations, how to pass the nurse pract...

11/12/2024

Nursing isn’t just a career; it’s a calling—one that comes with sleepless nights, endless studying, and moments when doubt creeps in. But remember, every late-night challenge builds you into the compassionate, skilled professional you’re destined to become.

Success isn’t about being perfect—it’s about perseverance, preparation, and having the right tools. That’s where I come in. My online NP review courses are designed to simplify your learning, keep you focused, and help you confidently pass your board exams.
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You’ve already made it this far—don’t stop now. Stay motivated, keep pushing, and let’s conquer this journey together. Your dream of becoming a nurse or nurse practitioner is within reach!"**

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11/12/2024

The Smart Approach to Passing Your NP Exam on the First Attempt
Preparing for the NP board exam can be overwhelming, but a focused strategy can significantly improve your performance.
1. Prioritize high-yield topics,
2. create a study schedule
3. Use practice questions to assess your readiness.
4. Review key concepts regularly and avoid cramming—consistent effort is key.
5. Look for resources that simplify the material without unnecessary extras.
6. Take breaks between study sessions.
7. Test yourself regularly to assess your progress.

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