FNP in a non-clinical position

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Hey all,

Are there any FNP working in a non-clinical setting? If so, what is your current role.

Thank you for your response...

Anybody? I would love to know as well, Im a PsychNP. Have been thinking of getting into nursing informatics but dont want to take a huge paycut. Im just not the type of person that can do the same job for 30yrs.

We have the same issue because I don't want to diagnosis and treat patient forever. I would love to move to developing health promotion programs or running a public health program.

I've heard forensics/becoming an expert witness can be very interesting (and lucrative!)

This role is done with a NP degree?

Specializes in burn ICU, SICU, ER, Trauma Rapid Response.

Plenty of NPs working as bedside nurses in my hospital. I can think os 5 or 6 off the top of my head.

Is that their primary job or they doing it as supplemental income?

Specializes in burn ICU, SICU, ER, Trauma Rapid Response.
Is that their primary job or they doing it as supplemental income?

*** All are full time so if they have another job doing something else they must be part time there. A couple I know well enough to know that it is their only job. Mostly the say they couldn't take the pay cut since NPs in this area only start at $80-100K, considerably less than they can make as staff RNs.

Isn't there a way for nurses to go into the business side of health care? Like, somehow CNOs become CNOs, and I imagine they have other business roles along the way. Not sure how that would work though.

I'm in education making around 80k but that's because I can't find a NP job in a clinical area down here in Florida and moving is not an option.

I am hoping to move to Florida at some point from SC. I thinkI am going to change tracks from NP to MSN-public health. This degree will allow me to teach or manage health promotion programs.

Anyone doing Legal consultant work as an NP? Or insurance, informatics?

I could never go back to bedside nursing no matter what the pay.

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