Published Oct 28, 2023
Lifelong Learner
2 Posts
How can one combine their RN and law licenses with their degrees in health services administration, health education & promotion, industrial & organizational psychology, public health, clinical exercise physiology, nutrition & dietetics, and applied behavior analysis?
Been there,done that, ASN, RN
7,241 Posts
One can stop going to school and go to work.
Who says one does not work?
klone, MSN, RN
14,856 Posts
You have 9 completely separate degrees, is that correct? How much student loan debt do you have? With a nursing and JD degree, the obvious choice would be legal nurse consulting or medical malpractice law, but that requires expertise in a specific area of nursing. How long have you been practicing as a nurse? With all the other degrees thrown in, I dunno....administration?
JBMmom, MSN, NP
4 Articles; 2,537 Posts
I think the first place to start would be to identify which of these areas of interest would be the primary driver. Unfortunately, in reading the list over, I do not see a truly underlying thread connecting ALL the areas, but I can see that in something like a legal RN role, you could touch on multiple areas depending upon your position and responsibilities. It almost looks as though you could single-handedly run a healthcare system with all of those supporting degrees, but I feel like people with far less education end of being in charge. Good luck finding your right fit!