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Is it me, or...

Has anyone else noticed that there aren't many NP programs offered in Charlotte? Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, but all I seem to see is FNP programs. I am interested in Peds and would eventually like to be an NP who specialized in Peds or Neonatal. Will I have to go elsewhere to fulfill this goal? Thank you. I have been googling and searching this site hoping to find otherwise.

Thanks!!!

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You will probably have to go to the RTP area and look at Duke or UNC. Both are good programs. Do you want to work in a hospital or outpatient?

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I've been offered a NICU job at a hospital in Charlotte, but would like to go back to school eventually. Thank You for responding

ECU offers an online program.

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Thank You!!! I looked at all of those schools that you all recommended. ECU has an online Pediatric and Neonatal, but the other schools don't. I'm not too sure that I would be willing to commute a couple of hours (each way) to and from school in another major city for 2 years. Yikes!!! I'd hate to have to move just to further pursue my education. As big as Charlotte is, it's a shame that they don't have a variety of NP programs.

I know- it is the barren wasteland compared to RTP area! the Chapel Hill program you go up once a week then it varies- Vandy has a flexible one - you only travel several times over the semester....

Hopefully App will bring some more programs down here once their program grows some more. They have had the RN-BSN program in Hickory for a while.

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