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Hi, all:
In the last few months, I've been doing some research on the nursing programs in my area. Students are having some major issues getting into a quality program and the other ones that have space are too pricey w/ some questionable reps. Along the way, someone mentioned becoming a RT and having a more specialized position. RT is very interesting and it encompasses treating the very functions in the body that I am interested in... so I may try for that program instead of nursing.
I do understand that RNs make around 10K+ more a year, which isn't a big concern to me. Also, that there is the possibilty for RNs to become NPs or move-up in other capacities. Before, NP sounded just right but I honestly do not want to have to be in school for another 6 yrs.
There are a lot of RN jobs, but I could spend 1/2 my life trying to get into a good program! Lol.
Any feedback would be valuable. Thx in advance. It's appreciated.