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NP

I've been debating to go back for NP for a while now, it's always been in the back of my mind. Some nurses more experienced than me said that they make more than NPs and there really isn't a point in going back to school. I also have a lot of loans so I'm not sure if its worth it. Also, I've heard the jobs are saturated now and its hard to find practicums. Do you agree?

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On 6/16/2020 at 10:36 AM, Crookshanks24 said:

What school did you choose? What were your clinical rotations like?

Full-time brick and mortar program and public research university. Clinical rotations included: 6 months in peds private practice, 10 months paid internship with VA, and 2 months high-acuity inpatient. Also a few random 1-ff shadow days (e.g. ED consult liaison, substance use treatment program). I think I had close to 1K hours when I graduated. Also program provided placements with vetted preceptors who actually WANTED to precept and were experienced in enough in their practice settings/specialty to provide strong mentoring. Most of my classmates had similar quality of placements to what I had and similar hours at graduation. I worked as RN in psychiatric setting as well during program and was fortunate to work with supportive providers who knew I was in school for PMHNP and provided mentorship and learning opportunities while I was at work as well.

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