i am an rn with an asn degree, and would like to get my bachelor's degree in another field.i have an aa in general education (i have all credits towards the bsn), but i do not want to pursue a bsn because i do not want to be a nurse practicioner nor do i want an msn... in anything.i like administration, and business... but how can i incorporate this into a bachelor's degree that i can mix with my nursing career. i worked very hard, and put in a lot of time into my rn degree that i do not want to just do a total career change.any suggestions? anyone has gone thru this?any advice would be helpful!thank you in advance-patty,rn
cardiacRN2006, ADN, RN 4,105 Posts Specializes in Cardiac. Dec 11, 2007 What about healthcare administration? Or work towards an MBA?
labrador4122, RN 1,921 Posts Specializes in Tele. Dec 11, 2007 there are BSN only on health care administration? for RN's like me?
Tweety, BSN, RN 32,736 Posts Specializes in Med-Surg, Trauma, Ortho, Neuro, Cardiac. Has 31 years experience. Dec 11, 2007 A Bachelor's in Health Care Administration is a different degree than a BSN.Or perhaps just a degree in Business Administration. But those are a dime a dozen. A BSN will get you into nursing management and administration, but if you want outside of the nursing department, then you might consider HCA or BA. Good luck.
