Nurses General Nursing
Published Oct 9, 2004
If you would get a masters, would it be in a advanced practice role or in a business area? I think I would like a masters in nursing but I really don't want to be a nurse practitioner. t
CRNAsoon
178 Posts
Many schools offer Masters degrees in Nursing that don't lead to Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Nurse Specialist. Just check around ... some are completely online.
CarpeDiem2004
21 Posts
I'm planning on going back for my masters in nursing with an education emphasis - not because I expect to make a huge amount of money when I'm done, but because I would really like the opportunity to pass on my knowledge and experience - possibly in staff development. I hope I'm not being too idealistic, but I think that's where I'd be happiest.
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
97 Articles; 21,237 Posts
That's what I'm doing too. For most teaching jobs, at least in my part of the country, an MSN is necessary. Good luck,..
sjt9721, BSN, RN
706 Posts
I will graduate in May with an MSN in Nursing Administration. I have also completed the courses for the Advanced Nurse Educator certificate. I've also seen a graduate degree in Nursing Informatics.
Good luck!
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