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Cunorix

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  1. Take both, Dual degrees look very good, and your horizons will be much wider. But it is much more work, and very demanding personally.
  2. Hey guys, I am glad I found a huge community to answer a question for me. I have been spending a lot of time in the past year studying sleep medicine as a hobby, and recently about 2 month ago I started thinking about Nursing as a career. Due to a couple things, mainly a good salary, good schedule, and I love helping people. But also because getting a degree in Sleep Medicine is rather difficult. So that leads me to my next question, once I have finished my schooling for nursing is it possible to SPECIALIZE in sleep medicine afterwards? A sleep technician isn't much more then a Nurse who monitors, takes care of, and treats the patient. Anyway, if that made sense, does anybody know if it is possible?

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