Anyone with Masters Degree

Nurses General Nursing

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I am wondering how many nurses (RN) actually possess Masters degree's. Any comment?

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I will be going through and getting mine!

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Specializes in Corrections, Psych, Med-Surg.

I got one in a different field some years ago.

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Specializes in ICU.

I am just 3 subjects away from mine and am having a hard time convincing myself I should complete it.

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Specializes in Cardiac/Vascular & Healing Touch.

trying to decide which program to attend, would like Hoslistic Health Masters. $$$$ is always the bottom line with me.

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Masters in Nursing...go for it and don't give up....your almost done GWENITH.

That is my next goal. I just grad. in May 2002 with my BSCN and Masters is next. I am taking time off at present.

All the best.

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Specializes in Emergency, Outpatient.

I am just about 1/2 done with MSN in Education but if I decide to teach in a university it will be a pay cut.

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I have a MS in nursing and another MS in computer science. I'm done with school for quite a while...

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Specializes in Gerontological, cardiac, med-surg, peds.

I'm headed into the MSN-Nurse Educator woods this fall.

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I got my Masters in Health Care Administration many years ago.

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Specializes in Everything but psych!.

I got my Masters in Nursing Administration in 1998. I am still toying with getting my PhD in Patient Education, or Counseling. Not sure if I want to do it again, though. It is fulfilling to continue to learn though. It keeps you young! Go for it!

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Have two, one in Religion aND one in Library Scirnece. Starting a 3rd, MSN in Education, in the fall. Glutton for punishment or just like school, take your pick.

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