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RN or NP? Why Being an RN is BETTER Than Being a Nurse Practitioner

To stay a RN or be a Nurse Practitioner? Why Being an RN is BETTER Than Being a Nurse Practitioner For most people, the decision to attend nurse practitioner school to become a nurse practitioner is a tough decision. Deciding to become a Nurse Practitioner has been the best decision I've made career wise, but making that decision in the beginning was a difficult one to make because there are so many benefits to being an RN Some times, people may be better off staying an RN and skipping school to not be a Nurse Practitioner. Regardless of which choice you make, you'd be making the right choice. Both are great choices. In this video, I go over 5 reasons why being an RN is better than Being a Nurse Practitioner. Again, this is just my opinion and you should always make this decision based off of your lifestyle, wants and needs. Don’t forget to Like my video and Subscribe to my channel. ►►►MUST HAVE E-BINDER for PMHNP new graduates and PMHNP students. https://www.etsy.com/listing/10998427... ►►► OTHER IMPORTANT RESOURCES https://linktr.ee/lifeofapsychnp ►►► How to Start a Telepsychiatry Practice Course https://thepsychnpgroup.teachable.com ►►► PERSONAL INSTAGRAM @ LifeofaPsychNP ►►► MY PERSONAL WEBSITE/BLOG www.LifeofaPsychNP.com Don’t forget to Like my video and Subscribe to my channel. ►►► Life of a Psych NP | PMHNP Student & New Grad Resource Group www.facebook.com/groups/lifeofapsychnpresourcegroup/ ►►► SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS:    / lifeofapsychnp   Inquires, questions, and collaborations: email me @ [email protected] ►►►►►►►►►►►► *Disclaimer: "The content of this video may contain general information relating to various medical conditions and their treatment and may contain opinions and views expressed by myself and other medical professionals. These views are solely the opinions of each individual person. The views may or may not reflect the views of their schools, professors, cohorts, or any person or entity within, or around the medical profession. Such information is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition or disease and is not meant to substitute advice from a qualified health care provider. You understand that this video is not intended as a substitute medical advice or a replacement for attending an accredited educational program. Information is gathered and shared from reputable sources; however, we are not responsible for errors or omissions in reporting or explanation. No individuals should use the information, resources or tools contained to self-diagnose or treat any health-related condition. It is important for you to continue to use evidence-based research and school textbooks to obtain information regarding subject matter. We give no assurance or warranty regarding the accuracy, timeliness or applicability of the content. Items mentioned in this video are my opinion, not my professional recommendations, but if you or someone has a life-threatening condition, please seek a local medical professional for assistance. Watching this video implies your acceptance of this disclaimer.”