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There are several jobs you can opt for once you get your MS in nursing. Some of these include Clinical Nurse Specialist, Certified Nurse/Midwife, and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. If you are keen on making a foray into the administrative and managerial aspect of nursing, you have an MS in nursing administration. I have heard that Stevens-Henager College offers this course, both online and on-campus. You should look it up and also explore the colleges in your area or talk to professors from your college about the opportunities MS in nursing can offer. Reading student reviews and testimonials can also help in such matters.

A nurse administrator mainly deals with administrative and managerial roles of the nursing profession, along with managing HR, finance, and health policies. A nurse anesthesiologist is a different field altogether. It involves preparing and administering anesthesia during surgeries and medical emergencies. To qualify as the director of a hospital, the first step is to get an MS in healthcare administration, which is different from MS in nursing administration. A hospital director is directly involved with the day-to-day running of the medical center, and has to oversee everything from finance, hospital personnel, public relations, and patient services. I would recommend you go through Stevens-Henager student reviews – the college offers an MS in both, nursing administration and healthcare administration. Study the course content so you get a clearer picture of what the programs are all about, and then make your decision.