Thanks for your insights. I am not sure what impact the program changes will have and hope to talk with WGU on Friday. Like most of us, I have a busy work and family life so expect it to take 2 yrs. I would probably be better with the project, as a manager/education RN in research. I haven't given a med in 10 yrs so the 3 p's are scary. Mind you, I worked ICU for yrs, then cath lab so I have clinical experience, even if remote. I appreciate the support here.
I am interested in hearing from anyone who has completed an RN-MSN program through WGU and lives in North Carolina. Has anyone completed this and found work yet? Is it well received by employers in this state?
Nursemaple
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Thanks for your insights. I am not sure what impact the program changes will have and hope to talk with WGU on Friday. Like most of us, I have a busy work and family life so expect it to take 2 yrs. I would probably be better with the project, as a manager/education RN in research. I haven't given a med in 10 yrs so the 3 p's are scary. Mind you, I worked ICU for yrs, then cath lab so I have clinical experience, even if remote. I appreciate the support here.
Thx