what other degrees do you have outside of RN

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i have a B.S. in Exercise Physiology, and worked in cardiac, pulmonary, and vascular rehab for 5 years before getting my RN.

what's your story?

Specializes in LTC & Private Duty Pediatrics.

B.S. Computer Science (1993 - University of Pittsburgh)

B.S. Applied Mathematics (1995 - University of Pittsburgh)

M.S. Computer Science (1999 - Lehigh University)

Associates Degree in Medical assisting.

BS in Biology worked in the medical device and pharmaceutical industry for 2 years before gettnig my bsn.

Specializes in ER, IICU, PCU, PACU, EMS.

B.A. in Psychology and currently in nursing school

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B.A. Communications Management (Maketing/Advertsing) & going to start my first year of Nursing Skool...

B.U.S. General Studies concentrating in Health Sciences (did 2 yrs bsn program and then a mix of health ed and communication classes)

Technical Certificate in Medical Coding

Thinking about going back and doing the accelerated bs to bsn program.

Specializes in Medical.

Grad Dip in Bioethics

Masters in Health Ethics

Masters in Social Health (well, give me three months!)

Next up: sociology, education, theology, and a PhD in health ethics with a nursing supervisor

Specializes in Clinical Risk Management.

BA in English. I'd originally planned to become a librarian but changed my mind...I've always worked in hospitals...started off as a clerk in a lab & made the decision to attend nursing school while in that position.

What interesting paths we have all taken!

BA in Health Services Administration. Not knowing what to do with that, I worked for a few years in Human Resources in a hospital. Now I'm getting my AA in Nursing.

para-legal certificate, RN ASN, BA-Criminology & Psychology, numerous classes for representation & labor issues within the Federal Sector

Specializes in CCU, SICU, CVSICU, Precepting & Teaching.

MBA -- I burned out on nursing and decided to do something really different. But by the time I graduated, I wasn't burned out anymore, couldn't take a paycut to change fields and didn't get the nurse manager job after 11 interviews!

BA in Political Science with a concentration in Soviet Studies. How useless is that?

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