SMNP Reviews Articles

Nov 13, 2024

How to Negotiate Your Nurse Practitioner Contract

Learn the important questions to ask regarding your employment contract and the 2 most common compensation methods. READ MORE

Oct 23, 2024

How Much Do NPs Make? A Cost & Compensation Breakdown

If you’re thinking about furthering your education and becoming a nurse practitioner (NP), you’re probably wondering “How much do NPs make?” According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median NP salary is $126,260. However, as we’ll see, there are plenty of factors that affect the salary of a nurse practitioner. And there are READ MORE

Oct 09, 2024

What Does FNP Mean and How Do You Become One?

Are you thinking about taking on a new role in your nursing career and becoming a nurse practitioner? There are so many different NP specialties to choose from, but the most common specialty for nurse practitioners is a family nurse practitioner (FNP). So, what does an FNP do? And how do you know if it’s READ MORE

Sep 18, 2024

NP Scope of Practice: What to Know for Aspiring NPs

According to Google, some of the most common questions people have about the NP scope of practice are the following: “Can nurse practitioners do surgery?” “Can a nurse practitioner do a pap smear?” “What’s the difference between a psychiatric nurse practitioner vs. psychiatrist?” “Is a midwife a nurse practitioner?” If you’re a nursing student wondering READ MORE

Sep 06, 2024

Discover the Latest Upgrades to the Primary Care Question Bank

It’s time to launch into your dream career as a confident and capable nurse practitioner, and we’re here to make that dream a reality with our newly upgraded Primary Care Question Bank! We know how crucial it is for you to have the most up-to-date and reliable study tools to pass your NP board exam READ MORE

Sep 04, 2024

What to Know About Nurse Practitioner Malpractice Insurance

Are you searching for nurse practitioner malpractice insurance but aren’t sure how to pick the right plan for you (or what you need in the first place)? We’ve got you covered—literally! While you probably pursued nursing to help others and make a difference, one part of the job to keep in mind is how to READ MORE