I completed my DNP while working full time as a hospitalist. In fact, I passed boards and signed my current position's contract the same month I started my DNP.
Three years and a few months later, I am still a hospitalist, and I have a terminal degree. For me, it was a personal goal, but I also hope it makes me more marketable.
Plus, opportunities I hadn't considered are potentially on my radar, and I look forward to what the future brings.
I'm sensitive to that one because in show choir this was verboten.
In fact, to fix that we were instructed to put the t at the beginning of the next word "I can't leeeve, i living is withow tyou."
WKShadowNP replied to WestCoastSunRN's topic in Advanced
I am grateful that my employer prefers family nurse practitioners. However I would love to have the additional knowledge that the acute Care Program would have provided. When I have another year of practice under my belt I am considering enrolling in the University of Pennsylvania or is it Penn State program for acute care practitioner.
