Published Jan 18
CalicoKitty, BSN, MSN, RN
1,007 Posts
I have my "regular" email that is simply my name that I use for most of the stuff in my life. For "work/professional", have a NameRN@ address. But now I'm working on my FNP. Should I made a new email? NameNP@ or just keep using my RN email (since I still keep my RN)? I don't think I want APRN because it doesn't "Sound" nice.
kbrn2002, ADN, RN
3,930 Posts
If you've been using your NameRN@ email professionally it's going to be easier to just keep it instead of transitioning to a new email. If you decide on a new email you'll have to set up a mail forwarding rule or update all your professional contacts with your new email address, which you would want to do anyway if the new email reflects your new title
chare
4,322 Posts
I would wait until I was hired as an NP, and use an assigned work email for professional communication. If one wasn't provided, I would create one, with a unique designator for that position (e.g. name01@email). If I left, and my new position didn't provide an email address, I would create a new one (e.g. name02@email).
Doing this would allow me to select who I wanted to continue communication with, and to sever all other email connections from previous positions.
Best wishes.