Published Nov 22, 2006
TXNurseBSN
72 Posts
Does anybody know of any programs in the North Texas area that offer a Masters Degree in Public Health or School Nursing?? Thanks!
drpsrn
11 Posts
Look at Univeristy of Texas at Arlington
foxyhill21
429 Posts
Any public health nurses out there that can tell me exactly what I can do with a public health nurse degree
thanks
feltdog
2 Posts
I'm not a nurse (yet) but I work with quite a few Public Health Nurses. I am a Health Educator for the county health department that I live in, and our public health nurses perform numerous tasks, such as health screening and assessment services. They also initiate treatments and/or immunizations for each approved protocol, and provide education and counseling to patients and other professionals. They work in various divisions within our health department, such as TB, Preventive Health, and HIV/STD. Hope this helps..
Thanks
txspadequeenRN, BSN, RN
4,373 Posts
I know I have seen a master in this somewhere. Have you looked at the university of North Texas health and science center...Just a suggestion...
shah
201 Posts
How and where would you get a public health job?
sjt9721, BSN, RN
706 Posts
UT-Arlington has a dual masters program. You graduate with an MSN/MPH.
www.uta.edu/nursing
General E. Speaking, RN, RN
1 Article; 1,337 Posts
https://wit.twc.state.tx.us/WORKINTEXAS/wtx?pageid=JS_POSTING_BROWSE_SEARCH&mode=read&ctx=SOTEOJSXgWxaAyjJSqlj
mymomisanurse
45 Posts
Where did you attend to get your school nurse certificate? I haven't found any schools in the fort worth area yet. And I was told that there isn't any additional schooling to become a school nurse in texas. In california, you had to attend school for another year to receive a school nurse certificate
kittyn, MSN, NP
144 Posts
Here's the homepage: http://www.hsc.unt.edu/
It's nearby Downtown Ft. Worth, TCOM, and TCU.
By the way, what is the salary like?
Lizstill
10 Posts
I just got a GREAT public health job working for the Los Angeles County Office of Women's Health. Search for government jobs first. Also, many hospitals need a public health nurse in thier community outreach department. I worked in a dept like that when I was in nursing school and loved it.
I'm just a little over a year out of nursing school and feel soooo lucky to have found my nitch.
Liz:typing