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Is it true that NPs are more in demand in rural and suburban areas ? ALso, what kind of office can you open with NP license?

Could you please explain me more about NPWhy would a patient chose an NP in hospital when there are bunch of doctors available on the floorAlso is there a demand on NP(or FNP) in hospitals?I am afraid to be overqualified for the position and be without a job at all.

Hi guys I really need your advise I've been accepted to both accelerated nursing and podiatry schools, but I can't make a decision on wether I should go to nursing or podiatry. I have shadowed both professions hence I understand that both of the fields have pros and cons. Pros and Cons of Podiatry: + Being a doctor + doing surgeries + perspective of openning own practices - 4 years of school + 3 years of residensy - being at the same salary range as NP and CRna Pros and Cons of Nursing + 15 month for BSN + 2 years for NP + Variety of jobs + Easier to find a job - Not being able to help without doctors' supervision - hard and "dirty"(please no offence) Please help me Maybe I am missing something and you can point some other cons and pros for the fields

Hi guys I really need your advise I've been accepted to both accelerated nursing and podiatry schools, but I can't make a decision on wether I should go to nursing or podiatry. I have shadowed both professions hence I understand that both of the fields have pros and cons. Pros and Cons of Podiatry: + Being a doctor + doing surgeries + perspective of openning own practices - 4 years of school + 3 years of residensy - being at the same salary range as NP and CRna Pros and Cons of Nursing + 15 month for BSN + 2 years for NP + Variety of jobs + Easier to find a job - Not being able to help without doctors' supervision - hard and "dirty"(please no offence) Please help me Maybe I am missing something and you can point some other cons and pros for the fields