The two careers in the medical field I chose were Nurse Practitioner and a Psychiatric Nurse.
A Psychiatric Nurse is a nurse who works with teens, children, and adults of all ages. A psychiatric Nurse or PMHNP, psychiatric-mental health nurse, deals with adults, children, and teens with mental disorders or illnesses such as schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, autism, and many other types. They evaluate a patient, diagnose and treat accordingly. A psychiatric nurse can prescribe medicine to the patient/s. A PMHNP can also start his or her own practice and corporations with the help of their community, groups, and legislatures as well as other corporations.
“According to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP 2016), nurse practitioners (NPs) are licensed, autonomous clinicians focused on managing people’s health conditions and …show more content…
Brandman University is an online University that costs $1,500 per course to get your Bachelor’s degree. The City University of New York City costs $6,895 to become a level one DNP or doctor of nursing practice.
There are many paths to go down. Paths such as becoming a advanced psychiatric nurse called Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice Registered Nurse or a PMHN-APRN. Another path for a nurse practitioner is family nursing, adult care nursing, and women’s health nursing. They require more years of schooling.
Nurse practitioners earn an average of 50 dollars an hour with a starting salary of 103,242 dollars a year in Pennsylvania, on average. A psych nurse earns 27.89 dollars an hour and have an average wage of 66,000 dollars a year in Pennsylvania. In California the average nurse practitioner earns 63.00 dollars an hour with a yearly salary of 142,643 dollars. A psych nurse earns 33.01 dollars an hour with a yearly salary of 80,638
A Psychiatric Nurse is a nurse who works with teens, children, and adults of all ages. A psychiatric Nurse or PMHNP, psychiatric-mental health nurse, deals with adults, children, and teens with mental disorders or illnesses such as schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, autism, and many other types. They evaluate a patient, diagnose and treat accordingly. A psychiatric nurse can prescribe medicine to the patient/s. A PMHNP can also start his or her own practice and corporations with the help of their community, groups, and legislatures as well as other corporations.
“According to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP 2016), nurse practitioners (NPs) are licensed, autonomous clinicians focused on managing people’s health conditions and …show more content…
Brandman University is an online University that costs $1,500 per course to get your Bachelor’s degree. The City University of New York City costs $6,895 to become a level one DNP or doctor of nursing practice.
There are many paths to go down. Paths such as becoming a advanced psychiatric nurse called Psychiatric Mental Health Advanced Practice Registered Nurse or a PMHN-APRN. Another path for a nurse practitioner is family nursing, adult care nursing, and women’s health nursing. They require more years of schooling.
Nurse practitioners earn an average of 50 dollars an hour with a starting salary of 103,242 dollars a year in Pennsylvania, on average. A psych nurse earns 27.89 dollars an hour and have an average wage of 66,000 dollars a year in Pennsylvania. In California the average nurse practitioner earns 63.00 dollars an hour with a yearly salary of 142,643 dollars. A psych nurse earns 33.01 dollars an hour with a yearly salary of 80,638