So if I’m understanding correctly you don’t need your DNP if you don’t plan on teaching? And having your DNP wont get you a higher salary than MSN? ...I don’t want to teach. I just want to earn the most competitive income I can without burning out
For me I decided to do my MSN first. After 3 years of working full time as an FNP, I decided to go back to school to get my DNP. Honestly, im doing this as a personal goal and be a better prepared professional.
I'm getting a slight raise at my current job and sometimes based on your DNp, some insurance companies give you a bump up on reimbursement. It's minimal but better than nothing lol
Can you do a video for people echo have done the pre req .& have their bachelors and are trying to figure out if an ABSN OR direct entry MSN or direct entry DNP for non nursing degree holders please
Great video! I’ve seen some schools that allow students to get their MSN/ DNP at the same time. After getting the MSN they let you sit for NP boards. What are your thoughts on those types of programs?
I would have totally gone there if I found that place. If more places encouraged that, we can make a push for people getting their DNPs and make it standard for all NPs
if you go from bsn to dnp its 3-4 years compared to 2-2.5 years when getting your bsn to msn. So if you get your dnp, youll be in school a year to a year and a half longer to take boards compared to msn. most programs dont let you take your boards before graduating when doing a bsn to dnp
i have RN license. I wanted to join air force nurse. so my question is should i go to RN TO MSN or RN TO BSN? i know bsn is not on this video opppsss. but that just my question. thank you
So if I’m understanding correctly you don’t need your DNP if you don’t plan on teaching? And having your DNP wont get you a higher salary than MSN? ...I don’t want to teach. I just want to earn the most competitive income I can without burning out
Thank you for this video 😌 I am in an ABSN program and I was torn between msn and bsn-dnp programs
Love your videos! Please keep them coming 🙂
For me I decided to do my MSN first. After 3 years of working full time as an FNP, I decided to go back to school to get my DNP. Honestly, im doing this as a personal goal and be a better prepared professional.
What new job/raise are you obtaining after graduating with your DNP?
I'm getting a slight raise at my current job and sometimes based on your DNp, some insurance companies give you a bump up on reimbursement. It's minimal but better than nothing lol
@@LifeofaPsychNP Definitely better than nothing haha. I'd love to see a video about how your career changes after graduation. Thank you!
Can you do a video for people echo have done the pre req .& have their bachelors and are trying to figure out if an ABSN OR direct entry MSN or direct entry DNP for non nursing degree holders please
Thank you for sharing!
Great video! I’ve seen some schools that allow students to get their MSN/ DNP at the same time. After getting the MSN they let you sit for NP boards. What are your thoughts on those types of programs?
I would have totally gone there if I found that place. If more places encouraged that, we can make a push for people getting their DNPs and make it standard for all NPs
This is the type of program I'm currently researching it's a BSN to DNP. I'm trying to get it done. I've taken the scenic route with my career 😅
Why do you have to wait a year after getting your DNP to take your boards/ get your license?
if you go from bsn to dnp its 3-4 years compared to 2-2.5 years when getting your bsn to msn. So if you get your dnp, youll be in school a year to a year and a half longer to take boards compared to msn. most programs dont let you take your boards before graduating when doing a bsn to dnp
i have RN license. I wanted to join air force nurse. so my question is should i go to RN TO MSN or RN TO BSN? i know bsn is not on this video opppsss. but that just my question. thank you
right after a graduate from a 4 yr university (i’ll have my BSN) , can i go straight to a MSN?
Yes, technically you can at some schools, but I always advise to get experience as a RN first
Did you go to a full time MSN program and work as a RN? Did you work full time or part time?
Can you open your own practice with a MSN?
Great information. Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏽
Get your PHD if you wanna teach. DNP is clinical
After bsc nursing can I join for DNP ?