Curious to know what others do with their MSN degree! I think that many focus on the APRN roles, however I know there are many other opportunities and roles for nurses with their MSN besides APRN. So, I'd love to know what you do with your MSN.Thanks for sharing!
WestCoastSunRN, MSN, CNS 496 Posts Specializes in CVICU, MICU, Burn ICU. Has 27 years experience. Oct 11, 2017 Great topic, MurseJJ! I think you and I are of similar minds (remembering some past topics). I look forward to the responses as well!
klone, MSN, RN 14,490 Posts Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership. Has 17 years experience. Oct 11, 2017 I am the manager of a hospital unit in an acute care community hospital. I am responsible for the daily and long-range operations of the unit, and lead around 60 staff (RNs, CNAs, and unit secretaries).My MSN is in Nursing Leadership.
MurseJJ 3 Articles; 466 Posts Specializes in Neurosurgery, Neurology. Oct 13, 2017 Bump! Hoping for more thoughts. Guessing this got lost with the "BSN is a joke" thread
xoemmylouox, ASN, RN 3,150 Posts Has 13 years experience. Oct 15, 2017 I am looking at skipping my BSN and going straight for MSN. I previously had wanted an N/P role, but it seems that just about every nurse I encounter is thinking the same thing. I'm now leaning more towards MSN in management/nursing leadership. I feel like I am more suited for this role, plus all of these N/P's are going to need a Nurse to help them run their clinics
Editorial Team / Admin Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN 6 Articles; 11,345 Posts Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development. Has 18 years experience. Oct 15, 2017 I have an MSN in nursing education. I am currently one of several staff educators for all perioperative employees in my hospital system- we cover around 900 staff between perianesthesia and intraoperative staff as well as our procedural areas like endoscopy.
