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NP Butler :
I have enjoyed being an NP. My pay has almost tripled. I only work M-F, no holidays. I have a better work/life balance. The only thing I would say is a little draw back is that there is a lot of racism and it may take a few jobs to find your niche.
2025-08-31 15:06:54
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zee k :
A lot of my NP friends are still doing bedside nursing..Don't stress yourself. am tired of nursing 😁
2025-08-30 20:50:25
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EvieDarling :
I’m doing DNP so I have a lot of options; no limit
2025-08-31 15:19:57
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desbainawa :
I did cybersecurity instead of NP , double figure incomes remote
2025-09-14 02:09:39
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Kwabena Nsiah Marfo :
I’ve put my NP program on hold when I realized regular nurses are making almost same as NPs. Although the your job becomes more easier you take on more responsibility, too much stress in school plus more student loans
2025-08-30 21:31:12
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I'm Donkarl juniorKarlwilliams :
I love doing what I am doing as an RN ...going beyond there is a waste of time n money 💰...the pay doesn't make any difference
2025-08-31 13:35:25
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tim night nurse 🇺🇸 🇰🇪 :
I would rather do a certifications like wound care or so something that will change u scope n set you apart i only paid 900 n the returns is out of this world as a wound care nurse👌
2025-08-31 07:02:33
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Ojie_sp :
Your first misstep was asking the opinion of someone with a higher degree but preferred to work twice as hard for less. I’m a DNP Prepared NP, I work in a group and own my own practice in 3 states. 6 years experience, my only regret? Why did I not do it sooner. Go figure!
2025-09-24 14:11:58
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felmens :
Go to school, it’s a different type of practicing nursing, so many options out there as an NP, don’t let anyone deceive you. And for those who say they don’t practice as NPs how are they maintaining their licenses. Don’t let people deceive you.
2025-09-01 21:16:41
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Tifinie Tharpe :
I’m a Ambulatory Care Coordinator RN and I make 130k……
2025-08-31 19:10:05
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LavetteTheeEducatorRNNP :
How long have you been a nurse? If you are a newer nurse you will benefit financially from becoming an NP. If you have been a nurse for over ten years you will not make what you want starting off.
2025-08-31 12:41:44
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Trish the Nurse Anesthetist :
Consider anesthesia. It’s also DNP
2025-08-31 15:21:54
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tinathaob :
My credentials: DNP, FNP-C, BSN, RN. Depending on your ultimate goals and your love for the nursing profession. For me, was both! DNP is the nursing terminal degree and I can say I have fulfilled my goals and dreams! 👩🎓🎓❤️Remember, the opinions you receive will be biased from someone who is happy versus someone who doesn’t like what they are doing.
2025-08-31 05:31:50
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Deragold :
NP will leave you choosing from multiple specialties, just like the regular nursing, but with more pay, respect and grace.
2025-08-30 20:23:54
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TheBlessedNP🩺 :
NPs, I believe work hours are less but you make more. Yes some RNs can make more than NPs but they will also work more for it. I'm trying to live a Soft life... And speaking from experience
2025-11-08 19:44:00
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TheAtlantaNP :
Go to Medical school
2025-10-04 22:30:00
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Dr. LuvTSam :
With the NP, the pay comes with experience. NPs can get 2nd jobs as well. No matter how you look it, it's go to empower yourself. I'm please with my NP DNP.
2025-09-01 23:15:31
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Xela07 :
With NP Lic you can open a clinic ( in collab with a dr).
2025-08-30 22:07:17
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Willieblack :
Np way less back breaking physical labor
2025-08-31 17:02:02
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Mother-Yaaba-Lolo :
Brother I can assure you it depends on what yr short term and long term goals are. I prefer to address this one on one, i Hv mentored many.
2025-08-31 06:34:36
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Emily baby :
nope, I will learn trading and make that money in a month or two working 2-4 hours instead of a year.😁
2025-09-06 18:07:51
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Moon princess :
NPs don’t have a cap too unless you want to work on a salary with one health system. NPs have multiple places they can work. I am finding that some people work part time and make more than full time employees. I haven’t understood it but it is a thing. NPs get benefits that RNs don’t get. I will say it is worth it. Eventually you can work for yourself. Don’t forget, you also earned an MSN that you can use to get other jobs.
2025-08-31 14:21:40
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Mojofa Joe :
Have RN certification,(associate), accumulate experience over time, and you are good. Other additional credentials will make no financial difference.
2025-08-31 03:22:33
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nikki_thomason :
I’m currently in DNP-FNP program. And im wondering the same thing and if I made a good choice!
2025-08-30 21:20:46
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felmens :
That depends on what you’re looking for. Am an NP, I don’t work in the Hospital or Drs Office, I don’t work Holidays or weekends and that exactly what I wanted. Getting a higher education is great so I’ll encourage everyone to go for their masters.
2025-09-01 21:13:11
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