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HPSP Air Force

Hello! Does anyone know how competitive the Air Force HPSP program is for DNP applicants? I can't find any data online about how many apply vs. how many are selected.

Thanks!

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    DNP in what? The competitiveness varies based on the program. NP? CRNA? Honestly, the competitiveness is going to vary greatly from year to year. A recruiter would have the best idea. Have you asked a healthcare recruiter? It's the AF website, click 'find a recruiter,' and choose the 'healthcare student/professional' link.

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    NP, adult-gerontology primary care. I have been speaking with a recruiter but they don't have a lot of information about the competition. Thanks for your help!

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    I am interested in this as well--but I already have an APRN, but looking to just add DNP. Thoughts?

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    Spoiled, how long is the program and what is the specialty?

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    Hi. The program is a post-master's DNP, 2 years to complete. Also considered doing a post-master's FNP/DNP combo.

    Spoiled, how long is the program and what is the specialty?
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