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Mcnurse567

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  1. Hello! I'm looking for advice from NPs/NP students. I am a 27 year old, l am a RN, and have been for only two years. I have my ASN, and currently in school for my BSN. My end goal is to get my masters and become a NP, in the future, not anytime soon. The company I work for (and love) is looking for a case manager. I'm highly interested in this position but I am scared that it will hurt my chances in getting into NP school. I would still work bedside by picking up shifts on the floor every other weekend or so on the unit I work on, or my PRN job which is an ED. (oc I still love bedside), but I'm scared they would see "case manager" on my application and deny me when I apply many years from now? Because it's not considered "bedside?" What are the chances of them choosing another applicant if they have more "bedside experience" than me? Is this silly to worry about? How did your application for your nurse practitioner program/MSN program work for your college? Did they even pay attention to your past work experience/jobs? Any advice? As you can see I am a worry wart & thank you!

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