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Hi All
Am trying to get info from CNSs regarding the type of work they're involved with? The CNSs on my unit have office jobs, M-F, 8-5. Are there CNSs still working on the floor directly involved with patient care working the typical 12-1/2 hour shifts that staff nurses work? If you're a CNS, please tell me about your position, what your specialty is, what your days are typically like, etc. Would love to hear from you
leshph
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Hi Trauma: I spoke with an advisor from UofP and am looking at MSN, MSN educator, and MSN informatics. I'm not quite sure what route I want to go, all I know is that I really want to earn my master's, and do not have the time for clinicals. I love Hospice work, however, contracts for PAs and NPs were recently terminated. I do not want to keep running from house to house, I want to work a little easier when I get older. I'm also thinking of going back into the hospital, but again, that is hard work.
What was the cost of your UofP programs? I was quoted roughly $24,000.00 for MSN.