CherylRNPhD

After you get your RN, also look at RN to DNP programs for NPs that "skip" the MSN. There are RN to PhD programs and by the time you finish your RN, the academic landscape may have changed so be sure that you are getting the most current information...

FlyingScot is correct -there is no specialization at the BSN level. What you need to look for is an RN to MSN program with a nursing informatics specialty. One thing to consider is whether or not the program grants a BSN at some point or if you have...

Aglaia, I work in informatics in two positions - one as Chief Nursing Informatics Officer for Rubbermaid Medical Solutions (vendor) and as Contributing Faculty for Walden University MSN program - Nursing Informatics track. So my answers to your ques...

I have never seen a website that offered this type of information--the best thing to do is to contact the HR department of hospitals and ask if they have a weekend only (with benefits) plan. Not everyone calls it the Baylor plan.