GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
The advice I was soliciting was not whether or not to pursue the NP but rather how. I thought perhaps there was someone out there that might have faced the same choices I am now, and could give me...
GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
From findlaw.com Since states are responsible for providing medical licenses, each state has a slightly different legal definition for the practice of medicine. In general, a person practices medicine...
GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
So you're saying that although I have a degree, experience, and other qualifications that could land me a decent paying job to support my family (although not in a career I'm really interested in)...
GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
The student loan debt doesn't really scare me that much, honestly. That may sound naive, but I've known many professionals that took on major student loan debt to finance their education, and none...
GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
I won't lie, one of the motivating factors is money. NP start around $55/hr in my area, often with some form of student loan repayment as well, and the industry is projected to have much better than...
GregClark replied to GregClark's topic in Nursing Career
Suppose I did the LPN program. I know there are LPN-BSN programs out there. With already having a bachelor's would the LPN-BSN program be shorter for me? Another concern is financing. I'm...
I'm sure this has been asked and answered before, but I couldn't find a direct answer with the search. I just graduated with a bachelor's in liberal arts (degree completion program) and find myself at...