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Has anyone become a Nurse Practitioner and a Nurse Anestheitist? |
I would really like to do both, But dont really know if that even makes sense to pursue? I would love some advice on what is involved education wise and what the best route to take would be. I am currently in nursing school for my RN. Either career path would require additional nursing education after you have a BSN degree. I can't see any benefit at all to becoming both a Nurse Practitioner and a CRNA though because the practice specialties for both of those are distinct from the other and it would also require going through two different Master's preparation programs! It really depends on what you want to do. |
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