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what are ways to set myself up for success?

I am about to start an LPN program but want to get my RN then NP one day. I am wondering, would it be possible to be an NP that works primarily in a clinical setting but does research on the side?

okay ?

like what type of advisor?

I may or may not have someone who can mentor me. Like I have cousins who are/were nurses but IDK anyone who is a peds nurse

thank you so much ?

that's alot to take in wow! Thanks for telling me a lot about yourself!

Hey, I am high functioning. That is one of the reasons I want to be a peds nurse yes!

who can I ask for help? So you're saying I might have to reassess my career goal because I won't have what it takes?? I am open to volunteering but sometimes I may not have time

will do

I am currently in my first term of LPN program and want to become RN one day then NP eventually. This topic is something that could be posted on a few different categories on AllNurses. I am 18. I am on the autism spectrum, have learning disabilities, and I'm male. I also want to be a pediatric nurse. Being autistic can add difficulty to the already daunting career of nursing. Having learning disabilities can make nursing school even more difficult than it already is. Being a male nurse in general is hard but in pediatrics it's even more hard. Could anyone give me any advice, please, I'd appreciate it so much?!?!

I am currently in my first term of LPN program and want to become RN one day then NP eventually. This topic is something that could be posted on a few different categories on AllNurses. I am 18. I am on the autism spectrum, have learning disabilities, and I'm male. I also want to be a pediatric nurse. Being autistic can add difficulty to the already daunting career of nursing. Having learning disabilities can make nursing school even more difficult than it already is. Being a male nurse in general is hard but in pediatrics it's even more hard. Could anyone give me any advice, please, I'd appreciate it so much?!?!

I am currently in my first term of LPN program and want to become RN one day then NP eventually. This topic is something that could be posted on a few different categories on AllNurses. I am 18. I am on the autism spectrum, have learning disabilities, and I'm male. I also want to be a pediatric nurse. Being autistic can add difficulty to the already daunting career of nursing. Having learning disabilities can make nursing school even more difficult than it already is. Being a male nurse in general is hard but in pediatrics it's even more hard. Could anyone give me any advice, please, I'd appreciate it so much?!?!

OK I know what a SIN is but I didn't know the US uses a different name

what's SSN?