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Thanks for the feedback, I have worked at a mental health state facility for 11 years and I also do agency work in the medical field, so I have a taste of both worlds. I may end up doing a dual degree to continue working in both aspects if I can't choose.

Thanks for the feedback, I have been a nurse for 11 years at a mental health hospital, but I do agency in the medical field. So I love both aspects. I may end up getting a dual degree where I can work as a NP in both worlds.

Which makes the most money? And are there a lot of psych NP jobs?

Anyone have any experience work travel nursing? Is $45 hr asking to much to go to california

Well, I guess I don't know what to expect and ask freaking out. I suppose that in this role, you will have to be able to pop out diagnoses when the patient talks with you and know your stuff and then the liability. Many of my friends that are FNP said you leave out the room and use resources for all that. But I guess they will train you for that and you learn by experience. I remember when I became a nurse, I didn't know everything when I got my license, I still had to learn, but I guess I feel the same way if I am a Np, what if after school I don't know certain things when I start working? Is it really that simple to use epocrates and other resources to help you diagnose and prescribe.

Don't know if I want that type of responsibility now. Then on another note, some floor nurses are making more money working 3 12hr shifts with shift differential than FNP on salary!

Thank you for replying. Yes, I am the only nurse in my family, so nobody understands how much I am stressing about this decision. I don't want to have the fear of completing the program, but being unhappy in my practice.

I am in my first semester of FNP school at UAB. Advanced patho is taught by an instructor with ph.d. my other friends that are FNPs said their patho was much easier. This course is very challenging to me, but prior to getting in FNP I have always had a second thought about having the primary provider role. I really enjoy having my RN,BSN. I really think I made a mistake, but I am going try to tough out the semester, plus my parents don't want me to quit. It is really hard juggling school and full time job. Is that normal having second thoughts in 1st semester.

MelrnbcAl My email is [email protected].

MelrnbcAl Did you understand if mutations occurred how it would affect dna, rna, or the protein? Having a hard time understanding that?

Hello, ladiginna I‘M currently in the advance patho class at UAB and I agree that case study was nothing like the study questions, I‘M afraid to see how the test is gonna be tuesday!