How much would you get paid being a regestered nurse with a doctoral degree???

Yes, You can get an M.D. or a D.O. degree by going to the appropriate medical school. You can also get a doctorate degree in nursing (DNS, DNP, or PhD). The DNS and the PhD are of course acad...

If you want to be a labor nurse, you need to be a Registered Nurse. When you are an RN, you are trained in a variety of functions and have exposure to many specialties, and you spend one whole ...

You have to take all the required classes for nursing at an accredited school. Then take and pass the test for your RN license. Probably only have to do 6 months, one semester full time or two ...

An NP and MSN both have gone back to school to get advanced nursing degrees. Like the other poster stated, a NP usually deals more with the "clinical" aspects of nursing. They assess, ...

You can be an RN with an associates degree, which is no problem, if you've graduated from a bona fide nursing school or college that has an RN program. Best of luck to you.

The answer to your question is in education...... BUT also the approach to your medical problem. NP's are trained to treat the WHOLE patient as a Primary Care Provider.... We will do a thoroug...

Just follow your heart!!! To be a nurse you have to like it. You have to be a very patient and caring person to be able to take good care of sick people. It's a rewarding career but you do hav...

The same as a four year degree. The only difference is a BSN is more likely to get into management posititons. Kyra why so down on a AS degree? BSN take the same test and the same work load. ...