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A nurse for over 30 years, a Nurse Practitioner for 15 of them and a teacher for the last 10: Ninara teaches the way she practices, one question at a time, with the reason behind every answer.
Ninara Ibragimova has been a nurse for over 30 years and an instructor for the last 10. About half of her career she has worked as a high-level provider, a Nurse Practitioner and Doctor of Nursing Practice, including 15 years as a Nurse Practitioner. Supplied documents show a BSN from Pace University (2005), a DNP from Hunter College (2015) and New York RN and Nurse Practitioner certificates. She teaches one question at a time, with the reason behind every answer.
Ninara has been a nurse for over 30 years. Roughly half of that career she has spent as an advanced practice provider, a Nurse Practitioner and Doctor of Nursing Practice, including 15 years specifically as a Nurse Practitioner. For the last 10 years she has taught NCLEX preparation. The experience figures are the program’s own statement from September 2026. The degrees are shown below.
The supplied documents show a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Pace University (2005) and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Hunter College (2015), along with New York Registered Professional Nurse and Nurse Practitioner in Adult Health certificates. DNP is the doctoral degree shown in these materials.
She starts with what the question is asking, then works through the nursing priorities and explains why one answer fits and the others do not. Students who know the clinical picture from practice learn to recognise it inside the exam wording. Where the exam sits among the NYSED requirements is explained step by step.
The photographs and video on this site come from real classes: group discussion, hands-on practice, students with their certificates. Ask which activities are part of the group you plan to join. Trained outside the United States? See how preparation works with a foreign nursing diploma.
| Bachelor of Science in Nursing | Pace University · 2005 |
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| Doctor of Nursing Practice | Hunter College · 2015 |
| Registered Professional Nurse | New York State certificate |
| Nurse Practitioner in Adult Health | New York State certificate |
| Experience | 30 years in nursing · 15 years as a Nurse Practitioner · 10 years teaching (program data, 2026) |
| Teaches | NCLEX-RN preparation, clinical English, credentialing and clinical skills |
| Professional profiles | Doximity · Instagram |
Hands-on practice with clinical equipment is part of the program: IV insertion, intubation, Foley catheter insertion and more. The exam does not test it. The job does.
Images of supplied documents describe the qualifications shown. They are not a live verification of current registration status.
Professional profiles: Doximity ↗ · Instagram ↗
Over 30 years in nursing, 15 of them as a Nurse Practitioner, and 10 years teaching. The supplied documents show a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Pace University in 2005, a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Hunter College in 2015, and New York Registered Professional Nurse and Nurse Practitioner in Adult Health certificates.
She starts with what the question is asking, works through the nursing priorities and explains why one answer fits and the others do not, so the clinical picture you know from practice becomes recognisable inside the exam wording.
Yes. The photographs and video on this site come from her real classes: group discussion, hands-on practice and students with their certificates. Ask which activities are part of the group you plan to join.
On this page. The supplied documents are shown as images: a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Pace University, a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Hunter College, and New York Registered Professional Nurse and Nurse Practitioner certificates.
Yes. The exam is one step among the NYSED requirements, and where it sits is explained step by step. The full order of steps, with who is responsible for each, is on the New York RN pathway page.
Three short steps: your education, your preparation stage and how to reach you. We review the answers and suggest the next step: the free webinar or a conversation with the instructor.