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1. Reputable DNP to PhD programs?

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   With the goal of working in an academic setting, I am getting a DNP as advised be my current institution. I have always known that I would need additional course work in pedagogy and curriculum...

2. Non-credit stats course?

   pnpvirginia replied to pnpvirginia's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   The program has an advanced research/stats course built in to the curriculum. But since it's an MSN-DNP program, most of my classmates are less than 5 years away from their MSN program (and requisite...

3. Non-credit stats course?

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   I am hoping that I can take an online statistics course geared for health care professionals this Summer. I am starting a terminal degree program this fall, and though a STATS course is not required,...

4. Looking for online Statistics for Health Care course for this Summer - non credit

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in General Students

   I am hoping that I can take an online statistics course geared for health care professionals this Summer. I am starting a terminal degree program this fall, and though a STATS course is not required,...

5. EdD in Nursing Education guidance appreciated

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   I recently started teaching full-time at a community college, and I am looking at the possibly of starting an EdD program in the next year or so. I am enjoying teaching a lot more than I thought I...

6. Does your community college offer pediatrics as a clinical?

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in General Students

   I was shocked to learn today that some cc nursing programs do not include any pediatric training or clinical. It seems like this should be an integral part of nursing education. You may not chose to...

7. Re-entering the workforce as an NP vs getting a PhD

   pnpvirginia posted a topic in Advanced Practice

   I am considering re-entering the workforce to utilize my MSN (primary care PNP) after working part-time as an RN while I raised my kids. In the past 10 years, we've moved 4 times due to my spouse's...