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Kglyn01

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  1. Yeah. My training was both inpatient and outpatient. It was 80% inpatient 20% outpatient. But we can work in both. I have a couple of classmates that took outpatient jobs.
  2. Hi all! I graduated with my ACNP in August and started with cardiothoracic surgery group. I've only been there for a couple of months and have been offered another possible opportunity with an outpatient practice in pain management. I have only ever worked in the outpatient setting so this new job is very appealing not to mention 4 day work weeks. It is a little less money but I am more comfortable in the outpatient setting. My question is, would I be hurting myself not staying where I am and missing out on all of the experience especially since I have no inpatient experience? Or should I take the new job?

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