ANP vs. FNP - who gets hired? - Page 3

You can see kids ages 12 and up as an ANP usually. Occupational medicine you should be fine . Family, you would just see those 12 and up.

I am leaning toward FNP because of the broad scope. However, I would like to do acute care as well. The school in which I am interested doesn't have that track. I looked for other schools bit am overwhelmed with the information out there. I simply want to know if there is a way I can take the FNP at the one school and then pick up the acute classes I need to add to my certification. How does that work?

WKShadowRN,

The University of South Alabama has a dual FNP/ACNP program. You will be able to sit for both boards. I am starting it in the fall.

Thank-you for that, I'll check it out