I'm just seeking some advice from those more experienced than myself! I have been a RN for about two years, and I am about halfway through a part-time MSN-FNP program, although I have not started any clinical courses yet.
I am mostly interested in teaching as an instructor, rather than working in a full-time clinical capacity once I finish my degree.
So, I find myself asking whether I should switch to a MS in Nursing Education program to specifically focus on what I am interested in (hopefully many of my credits would transfer and it wouldn't be a huge loss)? Or continue with my FNP and all the clinical courses required, eventually obtain my DNP and teach with that? Either way, I hope to teach in some capacity, it's just a matter of deciding the most effective and efficient way to get to that point.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi all,
I'm just seeking some advice from those more experienced than myself! I have been a RN for about two years, and I am about halfway through a part-time MSN-FNP program, although I have not started any clinical courses yet.
I am mostly interested in teaching as an instructor, rather than working in a full-time clinical capacity once I finish my degree.
So, I find myself asking whether I should switch to a MS in Nursing Education program to specifically focus on what I am interested in (hopefully many of my credits would transfer and it wouldn't be a huge loss)? Or continue with my FNP and all the clinical courses required, eventually obtain my DNP and teach with that? Either way, I hope to teach in some capacity, it's just a matter of deciding the most effective and efficient way to get to that point.
Thanks in advance!