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Old May 04, 2008, 10:59 PM
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Re: CNS vs NP?

Originally Posted by Wanna_BA_Nurse View Post
Does anyone know how long it takes to be either one? Like, does one take a masters? Shorter time frame? Thanks for any answers and consideration!
At this time, both the CNS role and the NP role require at least a Master's Degree. However, there is a rapidly growing movement to require a doctoral degree (the DNP) for NP roles. It's not required yet, but it may be by the time you are at that point in your career.

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Old May 04, 2008, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by llg View Post
At this time, both the CNS role and the NP role require at least a Master's Degree. However, there is a rapidly growing movement to require a doctoral degree (the DNP) for NP roles. It's not required yet, but it may be by the time you are at that point in your career.

Shoot! I can't stay in school that long! I hope it doesn't happen...I like it at a masters degree. Well, thanks for telling me! I probably sound like a total bimbo right now so I'll shush. But seriously, thanks!

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Old May 08, 2008, 03:16 AM
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Re: CNS vs NP?

Originally Posted by Wanna_BA_Nurse View Post
Shoot! I can't stay in school that long! I hope it doesn't happen...I like it at a masters degree. Well, thanks for telling me! I probably sound like a total bimbo right now so I'll shush. But seriously, thanks!
You don't sound like a bimbo.

I wouldn't rule out anything in life. You'd be quite surprised at how fast time flies when you get busy.

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