ROPGirl
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Thank you so much. I was really really confused. I appreciate you taking the time to explain. And I will definately keep an open mind, as I am just at the beginning of my journey. The main reason I needed to know about NNP is because Im doing a research essay on it. And couldnt finish it because I didnt know what I was talking about! Thanks again. :)
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That makes more sense. I thought that when you got your Masters in Nursing you just became a general NP. I didnt know that you HAD to specialize. What my plans were is to transfer to Stanislaus State, which is in California, if you didnt know... I was going to get my Masters in Nursing there. Then I discovered the Neonatal NP and I only see two schools in California that have programs for that. So I was wondering do I get my bachelors then go to the special program. Or if I could get my Masters in nursing and go into like a post masters program. Because on UC San Franciscos website the NNP program is under the "post-masters" section.
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Thank you. Before I decided on Neonatal I was just heading toward a NP. My plan was to finish at my CC, then transfer to Stanislaus State and get my Masters there. Is there any way to get my Masters, then specialize in Neonatal? Or do I HAVE TO go from Bachelors to a NNP program? (After gaining the experience)
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I am currently in my first semester at a Community College. I recently decided that I want to become an NNP. I don't know how to go about doing that though. Can anyone give me steps or something that would help? Basically I know I need to get my Bachelor's. But then can I get a Master's to become an NP, then specialize in Neonatal? Or do I have to go into a special program for NNP?
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I Am A Senior In High School Anticipating Graduation, I Want To Attend Columbia College Next Fall And Proceed To Enroll In MJC's Nursing Program While Still At Columbia. I Am Skeptical Of This Decision, Due To The Lack Of Information Columbia's Website Gives. Does Anyone Have Any Details On How I Would Go About Finding Out Information, Or Have You Done This, Advice? Thanks. :)