I've heard of new grads making $65,000-80,000 starting with benefits in my area (50's for FQHCs). If I were to continue as an RN full-time at my current job then I would make $5,000 more per yr than I...
I live in the Southwest and received a job offer the same week that I graduated with my DNP. While I am thankful for this, I was not so excited to hear that the starting salary
Hi! Kudos to you for knowing exactly what you want to do in high school! :) I just graduated with my DNP as a Family Nurse Practitioner. I worked as an RN for 1 year before applying to grad school to...
Mine is 3 years and the other graduate programs in the Southwest are also 3 years for a DNP. (But this is only for a BSN to DNP degree.) It completely depends on the program you're going in to - MSN...
That would be a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or PNP, there are some schools that offer focused study in this area. As far as the job opportunities available i.e. children's clinic, that depends from...
Some of the books won't have older editions, but for the most part I was able to use older editions (the only problem you might encounter is when the instructors specify a specific page # since those...
Congrats to those who will start this fall! I graduated from Mercer in 2010 and absolutely loved my experiences there. Wonderful & caring professors, great classmates. Word of advice (which may...
Arizona State University FNP (BSN-DNP) Full time until clinicals start next year, then part time or PRN (med/surg/oncology) Full time school First thought "what?! they let me in?!" with a mix of...
I haven't had the chance to meet everyone in my cohort as I'm taking an optional summer course prior to starting this fall, but the experience ranges from 33 years as an RN to a classmate with no...
I will start a DNP FNP program this fall and also graduated with a BSN in 2010. I've been working in med/surg/oncology. I would assume that working in any area of nursing would work for FNP since...
I'm also applying for NP programs fall 2012, specifically to ASU (Arizona State) and NMSU (New Mexico State) both BSN-DNP programs. I haven't been a RN for too long, but figured that it wouldn't hurt...