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I am in an part time FNP program at a private school ranked in top 10. I will be in a lot of debt when I graduate so I am worried about the financial issue on me. Many ppl said the school title would help me get a job whatsoever. A doctor who owns a practice asked me if would like to work for her after I graduate. I met her through a couple of medical meetings and local volunteering events when I worked as an RN before. I will graduate next Summer and have to go through all the board exam and etc. should I take her offer greatfully or say no for now as I don't know what chances would be out there when I finish my program. i don't know how much it would be hard to find a job. It is a little bit intimidating to ask her how much she would pay me... I even consider to join a military for a loan forgiveness. Another thinking is what about a chance to work for a large company like urgent care, kaiser, or university hospital primary care setting. I thought about HOPE loan forgiveness by working in a rural area but not sure if it would be easy to get that chance. I am a little worried if I would be in a position to have a lot of burden to see patients my own and make decisions without enough support by working in a small private care setting out of nowhere.

I got my BSN in 2010. I have been a part time FNP student since 2013. I have worked for Med-Surg:Neurology, Pulmonary, Infectious disease, and surgery floors for four years. I have strong backgrounds in Med/Surg. but other areas. I wonder if it would be a good idea to have an ED experience before I finish my FNP degree. I feel burned out with the program while working and going to school at the same time. I am thinking about taking a semester break and working full time for ED department to be oriented. I may work as PRN in ED once I go back to school after a semester break. Do you think it would be a good idea taking a break and have ED experience? Would it be better to finish the program ASAP? Thanks!