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Aug 27, 2006 06:48 PM

PhD in California


Hello Colleagues ,
I am a foreign MSN graduate nurse wishing to pursue my PhD studies in Cal .
I know that I have to clear the NCLEX-RN first before doing anything , Iam waiting for the eligibility ,, but I want to ask u if u know good schools there ,,,,, my proposed field is cardio-pulmonary nursing

another important thing is the wages for the PhD graduates if u know anythng regarding that ..


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from janenkoli
Old Sep 19, 2006, 03:53 AM

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I think university of phenix have a program for phd. give them a call and ask the academic adivser all your questation including other schools that have phd program.
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from Nani1234
Old Jan 10, 2007, 12:44 PM

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UCLA has the best PhD program in Southern California and UCSF has a great program in the Bay area. Check out their websites
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from NP Gilly
Old Jan 10, 2007, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by basel View Post
Hello Colleagues ,
I am a foreign MSN graduate nurse wishing to pursue my PhD studies in Cal .
I know that I have to clear the NCLEX-RN first before doing anything , Iam waiting for the eligibility ,, but I want to ask u if u know good schools there ,,,,, my proposed field is cardio-pulmonary nursing

another important thing is the wages for the PhD graduates if u know anythng regarding that ..
Nani gave you names of 2 good schools. I would like to add too that if your interest is in cardio-pulmonary nursing, you might want to check the faculty profiles in the university websites to see what specializations and what areas of research the faculty members are involved in. That way you will find a program that can match the areas you want to focus your research on and there will be an available faculty that can mentor you through that process.

I also think that you should speak directly to the director of doctoral program in the schools you are interested in so that you can get all the information you need.

Salaries? maybe check salary.com
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