NR 661 General class information (boards, NPI, DEA, credentialing, interviews, contracts info at the bottom)

NR 661 General class information (boards, NPI, DEA, credentialing, interviews, contracts info at the bottom): THIS IS A CRAZY LONG Intro. Save yourself the time and just find the “intro post” in the 661 shared drive and print it out. You’ll need to look back at the info many times over the next 3 plus months and won’t want to keep coming back to Facebook to find it. Plus, the one in the drive is in pretty colors and has the sections spaced better. Use Control+F to search for whatever in these 16 pages here and in the doc in the shared drive. ***** In case you haven’t saved info from the shared drives, I will delete them in the months following graduation to eliminate my burgeoning data. Use the links below to save what you want to keep **** 661 shared drive link 661 shared drive id=1LrdonGznic81tfIsHHYTbGuYfGTo4-Jj 603 shared drive link 602 shared drive link 601 shared drive link id=111TdbbwalsQ1MdFd5SkEwEL6P9Y1l83Q 511 shared drive link rq Very little of the following is my original info. Everything in this is compiled from the FB pages of classes ahead of us. I THINK it is current and correct, but please check Canvas for accuracy. A fair amount of the boards and credentialing information came from Erin Oberly. If you notify me of any inaccuracies, I will post them to the group. Clinical hours for 661: We get 20 clinical hours from Intensive review and can also log 15 alternative hours. This leaves 105 hours needed for a total of 125 hours for 8 weeks. Overall class assignments/ info: • NR 661 has 3 papers (wk 1,5,6) case studies (weeks 2, 4, 6), 2 part portfolio (due week 5 and 6), APEA videos to watch, and there are 3 timed APEA exams (50 questions each), 3 practice quizzes, APEA practice exams (30 points each in weeks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), APEA Intensive review (October 13-15, 200 points), and the final APEA exit exam week 8 (300 points). Vise- see week 3 below. See the shared drive for the assignments in a table form by week/ due days, VISE study information, boards study info, and more. I add stuff throughout the class, especially in the first few weeks. The quizzes are based on some case studies that are NOT graded but have 40 questions each. Regarding the exit exam (AKA APEA post predictor exam) one student said: "It wasn't as hard as I heard... make a nice cushion for yourself and complete every single APEA practice question and read the rationales. If you do that you will increase your chances of scoring in the high 90 percent or even a 100 on some and that will give you close to the full 30 points each week on the quizzes.”