Certification in Addictions Nursing Promoting/Protecting the Health of the Public - page 2
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- May 7, '12 by shrinkyrnI first got certified when I worked inpatient dual diagnosis rehab....I have moved into an outpatient Drug & Alcohol setting an am the Addictions Nurse..The pay is nowhere near hospital pay, but the job is much less stressful and so much better for me. I love what I now do..
- May 14, '12 by JoshinsonDo you need to be CARN certified before being a CARN-AP? does the latter cert require more? whats the main differences?
- May 15, '12 by cfaithYou can go straight to the CARN-AP test if you have the advanced practice requirements.Joshinson likes this.
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- Nov 29, '12 by priorities2Is there a benefit to getting becoming a CARN-AP in addition to a PMHNP if you want to work in an outpatient setting with mental health/addiction patients? Or would most of the addictions-related knowledge/treatment capacity already be included within the PMHNP?
- Nov 30, '12 by cfaithQuote from priorities2IMOH: Having the CARN-AP in the addiction setting establishing a speciality for practice with a unique subpopulation with in the scope of the PMHNP. As for hoe muwc addiction related information is included on the PMHNP, I have no knowledge of the test make up.Is there a benefit to getting becoming a CARN-AP in addition to a PMHNP if you want to work in an outpatient setting with mental health/addiction patients? Or would most of the addictions-related knowledge/treatment capacity already be included within the PMHNP?
There Co-Occuring questions on the CARN-AP.
I went this way first still looking at if the PMHNP would benefit me personally and professionally.
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