I am a new graduate NP certified in adult/ geriatric care. However, in the geographic area in which I currently reside, the majority of available opportunities are requiring the ability to be able to take care of children as well as adults. I have decided that in order to expand my opportunities and to be able to continue living in an area I love, I need to earn a certification that will also allow me to take care of children. The question is as I already have an adult/ geriatric certification, should I just go for a pediatric (PNP) or family (FNP) certification.
I have already found a school, now I just need to decide what track. I would greatly appreciate any advice, feedback, etc.
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I am a new graduate NP certified in adult/ geriatric care. However, in the geographic area in which I currently reside, the majority of available opportunities are requiring the ability to be able to take care of children as well as adults. I have decided that in order to expand my opportunities and to be able to continue living in an area I love, I need to earn a certification that will also allow me to take care of children. The question is as I already have an adult/ geriatric certification, should I just go for a pediatric (PNP) or family (FNP) certification.
I have already found a school, now I just need to decide what track. I would greatly appreciate any advice, feedback, etc.