So much for DNP being clinical doctorate

[CraigB-RN]

http://pages.americansentinel.edu/G_DNP?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=wm123_DNP&utm_adgroup=DNP+-+Generic&utm_term=doctor%20of%20nursing%20practice&mkwid=sRvDr1s5D&pcrid=7675125754&mtype=b&gclid=CL727puZwawCFQqb7Qod-3JPpw

Plus I'm not sure the "accredidations" would hold up.

[mmc51264, BSN, MSN, RN]

I am in a non-clinical MSN (Informatics) but a planning on going the extra year because I can teach with a doctorate-level degree. That is not my main goal, but my goal as an informatics nurse is to help bridge new nurses and residents from practicum to clinical practice, I need that extra bit. I am lucky that I have a Masters in another field so I will not need any electives, I am already in my practicum (which may morph into a FT job) so I will have plenty of time to accrue hours. I work at a teaching hospital, so I have great opportunities. The DNP is an advantage where I am. I am not sure about elsewhere.