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Technically you can work as an NP in a mental health setting. It would be wise and give you a competitive advantage to have a post-masters cert. in mental health since you are not getting a PMHNP. The advantage to having an NP is that if you get tired of psych, you can go back to general practise.
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Interested in knowing why you say FMHNP? Is there more freedom in job choices?
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Your GPA is probably fine if you have good references and work experience. I am trying to decide on whether to go the MSN or DNP route. I live in the west Chicago burbs and I'd love to go to Rush but they only have a DNP and I really feel that if I go that route, I might as well just go to med school to be a psychiatrist and at least make enough money to pay back my loans!