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While I would love to apply for a house supervisor position, the requirements are insane. 5 years critical care, open heart certified, msn, and 3 years recent management experience. i am none of those things. It is however a director level position and pays around 120k so they can afford to be picky. Today I took a 4 month internal job with a task force, and I'm gonna bust my ass on that and see if I can network a little bit. I also applied for msn school yesterday so I at least have a starting point. My goals however seem far away and I feel I lack a clear path to obtain them.

I've been a RN on a medsurge floor for about 5 years. I went back and got my BSN and I plan on starting my masters in the fall. My end game is a director level position in an area that I feel I will have influence in improving the way my hospital is run. I am not opposed to moving or changing hospitals to reach this goal, however the hospital I'm at is as good as any. the issue I have it I am vastly unqualified for any job near my career goals. Even after I obtain a msn I won't meet many of the requirements in most job descriptions. I have a few options, like joining a residency program and going into critical care. I could take a case management job, or I've even considered taking an ADON or house supervisor position at a nursing home to get some sort of management experience. I've looked at some courses/certificates ect but I allready have a whole book full of random ones that don't make me feel anymore qualified. My my question is what can I do now that will make me qualified to be an administrator in 2 years?

I feel its time in my life to advance my career, I graduated my adn with a 2.96gpa and a 3.7 in nursing. Bsn from wgu with. 4.0. Been a nurse 3.5 years employed full time med surge. My wifes graduating from rn school this summer. Ive really been kicking the idea of np school. I can cut down to 2 days a week working. That would leave me 30-35 hours a week to do school work. I'd like to stay in that that range. I have a family and need to alot time to spend with them. I guess my question is, what schools would you guys recommend looking into for my situation? How practical is getting accepted with my gpa?