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PPOTD: 10 Reasons to Pursue a Post-Professional Doctorate as an Occupational Therapist

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Advance to a leadership role within your current practice area. A PPOTD opens doors to leadership roles in clinical practice and administration. The Executive Leadership specialization in USAHS’s PPOTD program offers a fresh perspective on the big picture of your organization. Open a private practice.

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DNP vs. NP: What is the Difference?

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Psychiatric Mental Health NP–Primary Care (PMHNP-PC): These nurses specialize in mental health and substance abuse issues. They can focus on areas such as mental health, women’s health, family practice, pediatrics, geriatrics, neonatal or acute care, for example.

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PhD in Nursing vs. DNP: Which Is Right for You?

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Nurses don’t just care for patients—they can also advance to leadership positions that shape everything from patient care to healthcare policy. 1 An MSN is a graduate degree focused on specific nursing topics to prepare you for advanced practice or nursing leadership. The opportunity to influence healthcare policy and practice.

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BSN to MSN: Everything You Need To Know

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) MSN program prepares students for advanced clinical practice and leadership careers. USAHS offers an MSN-entry DNP curriculum track that prepares you for advanced nursing practice. FNPs can work in various healthcare settings, including private practices and hospitals.

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Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner vs. Psychiatrist: Which Path is Right for You?

Registered Nursing

Choosing a career in the field of mental health can be both rewarding and challenging. Each role plays a crucial role in addressing mental health issues, but they have distinct differences in terms of education, training, responsibilities, and career prospects. Prescribing medications within their scope of practice.

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Racism in Nursing: Results from RWJF Survey

Minority Nurse

Nurses in a nursing/residential care facility or home health care role reported the greatest number of incidents (88%) compared to 78 percent in a private practice/doctor’s office/outpatient clinic setting. And the working location made a difference in the survey results. The impact on nurses is considerable.

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The Road to Becoming an FNP

Minority Nurse

in pharmacies) Correctional facilities Holistic health clinics and practices Pain clinics Insurance companies Dialysis centers Clinical research facilities Substance abuse treatment programs and facilities FNPs can earn additional postgraduate certifications in areas like psychiatric/mental health.