Nurse Practitioner MSN vs DNP | All about the DNP program | Fromcnatonp
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- Nurse Practitioners can hold a MSN or DNP and in todays video I am talking with a DNP student who will share all about the DNP program.
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I’m a DNP and did the BSN to DNP program in Florida, it was 3.5 years. And they asked if I had any idea what I wanted my DNP project to be and few other general questions on why should we pick you, etc.... Loving the videos! Love to see people who look like me doing great and amazing things! It gives me encouragement and I know it encourages the young ones that have yet to establish themselves, so thank you!!
Did you work while in the DNP program. And if so how many hours.?.Thanks
Omg I thought it was just 3 years. 😩 so terrified of school again. I think I forgot how to study
Yes 🙌🏾 like myself who is an ASN program currently and wants to go further?
I'm doing the BSN to DNP as well. I will start in ~three weeks. The program is 3 or 4 years, but I chose the four-year track.
@@dee27206 It’s a doctorate program.
I am a MSN prepared NP. I love seeing APRNs getting their doctorate degrees. Keep pushing the profession forward!
@thomasgeorge9597 triple board certified.
Very informative! Thank you. I start school in 3 weeks. I'm doing the BSN to DNP program. My school offers two tracks, 3yrs or 4yrs. I chose the 4 yrs.
I just finished nursing school your videos are a great for break time while studying for the NCLEX. Thank you for them!
You are so welcome! All the best to you with nursing school
I am so glad that I found your channel! I am in my final year of an MN-NP Program in Canada and so encouraged to see and hear from you and your guests! #representationmatters
Thanks ladies. I just completed my MSN-as a Psych NP. I’m looking into my doctorate as well. Thank you for the information.
Thanks for watching
This is the route I want to go too. I plan to be a psych NP. First I need to get into Nurse school lol
Im currently in nursing school and I love your videos! I think it would be fun if you both made another video but this time about your undergrad experience! It would be nice to relate to! 😀
Great idea!! Thanks so much for watching and best of luck to you in nursing school
love this video! i’m in BSN and it’s so nice hearing im not the only one who’s struggling/struggled in undergrad
You got this! You are not the only one and you will come out on top alot of us did struggle and look where we are now. Best of luck to you
I was asked to describe a time when I had a challenging patient. And they want to make sure that you're ready to take on three years of a full-time program. They encourage you not to work once you enter the clinical portion.
Uh and if u dont work, whos going to pay bills?
Great insight guys, I’m halfway through my MSN/FNP and DNP could be a future possibility 🤓
Thanks so much for watching. Best of luck to you
Thanks so much for your videos! You are such an inspiration. I just got accepted into two programs, one is MSN and the other a DNP. I am leaning more towards the DNP one because they will help with clinical placement.I have heard finding clinicals can be challenging.
What a Beautiful Interview!! You Two are So Inspirational!! KUDOS!
I started as a ADN RN, then obtained my BSN followed by my MSN, AGPCNP.
Lord I have no interest in returning to school... LOL!!! More power to you sistas. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! honestly when I obtained my BSN I had no interest in returning either, then I went back and now I am here struggling through this decision to go back yet again.
I took my NP exam in 2018. Last one for me. Yes I passed.
I love your channel !! Very authentic and insightful. Fellow Jamaican here also a nurse in New York. About to apply to a DNP program as well. Keep doing ur thing girl!!
Best of luck! Thanks for watching my fellow 🇯🇲
You are bringing back old memories...and thanks for the clarification on the two programs
No problem my dear, thanks for watching
I enjoy watching your videos. I just decided a few weeks ago I want to be a nurse specializing in public health. I’ve never been a great student and my grades didn’t get good until college, but with the classes I’ll have to take to prepare for my Teas and Nursing School I’m so nervous I may fail. But your videos leave me feeling encouraged.
Thanks so much for that! I wish you all the best on your journey.
Thank you for making this video. Your friend is going to be an amazing professor!
RN from Canada considering DNP! This was incredibly helpful ! Thank you ! Love you both ! Subscribed!
Thanks for watching! Best of luck
Thank You so much Laurie! I always wondered about the difference between the two, very informative and helpful as usual! Great video 🥰
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
This is amazing content I love it , two bosses ladies ❤. Yasssss God bless
Thank you so much 🤗
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I am actually going for diagnostic medical sonography... concentration is cardiac
This was an informative video and your friend did a great job! 👏🏾
Thank you!!
I really appreciate this video. I was trying to figure out my next route you guys gave me some light🤗
Glad it was helpful! All the best to you
In the DNP curriculum, are there writing-intensive courses where they make you write 50+ or 100+ page papers? Ever? I am not the strongest writer and I get very nervous writing (especially when it comes to proper citation) but for the most part, I can execute a pretty good paper. Other than that, this video definitely sparked an interest for the DNP route.
Kristen said no, her longest paper was 15 pages and her professors told her not to go over that. Best of luck to you
Thank you for this video! Very helpful video, Im undecided what route currently to take after I achieve my RN.
She did so good! Amazing advice/info ladies.
Thanks for watching
Excellent presentation and information. Very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Thank you. Great insight. I've been trying to figure which program to go with and this was what I needed to give it real world context. You are both very inspiring.
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching
This was really good and great video as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗
Thank you so much 🤗
I love you am disappointed I just didn't subscribe after your first video I watched your MSN was it worth it vídeo. But am here now love your accent am African love you and glad I had this chance to find you again.
Thats ok sometimes it takes multiple times to win that subscriber 😊. Thanks for watching and for staying this time around. I appreciate that!
Another great video! Very informative ❤️
Thanks so much!
First off, the both you are beautiful. Appreciate the information shared.
Thank you so much!
For those times when just being a nurse isn't enough and you really really want to be called "doctor".....then DNP is the program for you. 🤣😂😅🤣😂
new follower here! i'm hooked! thanks for this info
Thanks for the sub! thanks for watching
Really great info!!! 🥰🥰
Glad it was helpful!
We have similar names and I am also a Nurse Practitioner I did the masters program like you for similar reasons
Thanks for watching. At the time I did my program I didn't go to the university we were talking about bc they only offer the DNP and I had no interest
See I find that working as a nurse then going back to school for a higher degree is so much harder bc the things we actually do compared to what they teach sometimes isn’t on the same page lol it seems like it would be easier not knowing the “truth” and going to school learning fresh than it is when ur experienced and know how it works and then go to school and ur taking classes telling you what your supposed to be doing lol but that’s just not realistic
That is true , but for me bc I was stepping into the role of the provider and not the nurse it is a bit different. I felt less overwhelmed with the work load and for some of the things I was being taught I could relate bc I had real pt experience with somethings. Thanks for watching
Great video & solid advice.
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching
Nice Info thanks to you both💖💖
Our pleasure!
This was a great video!!!
Thank you!!
@@fromcnatonp Thank you for your videos . This really helped me as I am deciding on wether to do NP or DNP . I and so scared of the too much papers . Can she give us tips on how to get the writing papers under Control ?
Thank you
thanks for this information very helpful
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the information!
Our pleasure! Thanks so much for watching
This was so helpful
Great info! Thank you. But what do you mean if you want to push the rough EBP then DNP is the route? Also are you required to publish books once you’re a DNP? Ty!
What are the different nursing paths to reach MSN or DNP?
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December 2021... Right around the corner ! I will be finishing my RN BSN as well
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A couple of months ago you mentioned in a video maybe going back to school to get your acute care NP certification. Any update on that?
I am still looking into it but I am also looking at all avenue and options that I have. One thing most of them are out of state that I am seeing. Thanks for watching
Where do you apply for the Nurse Faculty Loan Programs? is there a website or is it provided via each certain schools?
Can a DNP prescribe, consult and diagnose
Yes a DNP can do all of those things
Davis Matthew Garcia Angela Moore Eric
What is the average time it takes for MSN and a DNP, if you already have a BSN?
Lovely Video 😍..Road to DNP 🙌
Which school are you doing your DNP program at if you don’t mind me asking?
I am not currently doing a DNP program but my friend don't want me to say what school she is attending. Good luck to you
Can we open a clinic after np
What are your thoughts on DNPs being addressed as "Dr." or referring to yourself as "Dr."? Is it unethical or do you feel that it is a deserved title?
DNPs should be referred to as Dr. if they desire. They have gone through the trenches and worked hard for the title of Doctorate of Nursing Practice holder... i.e. Dr.
@@alignedwithchrist I completely agree! I've read many forums where M.D.s get offended at the idea of that, and they think DNPs are not deserving of the title. I think if the patient understands you are a DNP and not a MD (as stated on lab coats or name tags) then there shouldn't be a problem.
They know they be hating on us. We are not trying to steal your patients. Lol😩😩😂😂
@@alignedwithchrist right?? Like if we wanted that WE would've gone to med school too lmao
@@kami3984 I see those forums all the time too. It makes me a little sad and makes me think i should get my MD instead of DNP. I just got into a DNP program so its stressing me out lol. I believe in DNP tho.
I'm an incoming freshman majoring in Nursing. I'm interested in getting a DNP after my undergrad. I just have a few questions regarding the admission process.
1. How early should you start applying to get in a DNP Program?
2. Do most or all DNP programs require work experience, or can you go straight into the program after receiving your BSN?
Hi, I’m currently a DNP student.. most universities require 2yrs of nursing experience prior to applying. I think it’s important to obtain the experience to hone your critical thinking skills and having that knowledge will assist you in your classes/preparing for clinicals.
Hello
Please, can you guide me on how to get admitted into the DNP program.
I have 3years experience and have my graduation cert.
I got interviewed for entry to my DNP program
No clinical questions.
What school did Kristen go to? Because it sounds a lot like my program.
😃
WSU
@@fromcnatonp Thanks for the reply. I did not know WSU found clinicals. This is good to know. I just graduated from MSU in May with DNP and from her description of the application process, I went through the exact same thing! LOL . Love your channel. Just found it and I am watching and learning. Thanks for doing this. 🙂
I m msc nursing from India now I want to work as a nurse in usa plz guide me
Hi 🙋♀️ l would advise you explain what it means , as l am following you from uk .
Which part? Thanks for watching
I hear masters are no longer going to be the available path way to aprn. come 2022/2025. Grad schools have to offer it at the doctorate level.😑
I have been hearing that since I was applying for NP programs in fact the school told me by 2020. The only reason I didn't go to the University we were talking about was bc I had no interest in doing it at the time. Now they also say if you have a MSN you will be grandfathered in so no need to worry, but we will see.
@@fromcnatonp that was comforting ☺thanks
What advice do you have for writing better papers? I’m in my first year of my DNP program and I can’t get better than a high B on my paper even know I follow the rubric. Thanks
I will ask her, I am not the best writer. I would have mine proof read so many times and I used to go to my university writing center. Best of luck to you
Hi DNP student here… Use online websites such as grammarly and paraphrasing tool to proofread your papers for proper punctuation and word choice. If necessary, go to your university’s writing lab. With doing these things & following the rubric, I typically make A’s on all my papers.
Hi mam can we do Bsc to dnp directly?
Good video! You look so beautiful
Thank you so much!!
Do you know for the nurse faculty loan program if you have to teach full time or can you do part time
Every year you teach they will pay 20% per year she says it depends on where you get the job and it goes by how many hours you work have to be 30 hrs a week.
With your msn np you can teach but will it only be at the Bachelors level?
No, with MSN you can only be an assistant faculty member
Did your friend got to Rutgers?
NO
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I am currently doing bsn I wanted to ask how long does it take to do dnp😅
3 to 4 years usually.
DNP NOT WORTH IT...BEEN THERE DONE THAT!!!
Why ?