Part Time Nurse Practitioner Reddit, New grad NP here.

Part Time Nurse Practitioner Reddit, Just as the title says. I work one  I started an Inpatient job as an AGACNP, I'm probably working around 45 hours a weekb (salaried of course) , and definitely not making better money than I am graduating with my FNP in May (woo!!) and have a potential job opportunity, part time (3d/wk) at a Rheumatology practice where I am Who is currently employed as an NP and has higher job satisfaction than when they were a floor nurse? FNP here who works in the ER and Urgent Care. If you are salaried (even at an hourly rate), well we know employers bend the labor rules. Beats the hell out of being a RN any day. Do any of you have a side hustle or job? I work Tue - Friday 7 am to 5 pm in clinic, admin day Monday, and then I am on call Even though part time is less work per quarter/semester, it's just not the same as not having to have one foot in each world and all the  I’ve seen many different types of hours for the various specialities of NP & I feel like the hours will be a big driving point for which type of NP New grad NP here. 5 yrs into working in primary care (mostly with the unwell & unworried, roughly 16 pts in 8 hrs) and have been increasingly disliking my job and . The  I’m 1. My question is this: if I entered an NP program part time, while working full time as an RN, would this make up for only having 2-3 years of RN  Overall, how’s NP life vs RN? Role, salary, work/life balance, work environment, perks? I’m beyond ready to make bedside nursing a thing of the past. I thought about going back to school in a few years but paying $20,000-$30,000 for a degree for about the same pay I was previously looking into nurse practitioner programs, however I see a surge of information on my area (Orlando, Fl) of having an over saturation I'm okay to take my time and do part time. Both are private practice neurology clinics. Unfortunately full time is based on 2080 hours. One of  As an NP, I work 20-24 hours per week and I make a little over $100K per year in Central Eastern US. For the first semester I worked full time and now I work part time, 24 hours per week. I worked part time and full time. Switch to CRNA and there is no way I could work. I'm currently in a full time NP program. Was a NP for 3 years. I'm a contractor, so downsides are: I don't  Generally speaking once you go to an NP role you are going to be working 40 hours a week at the minimum, and that's something you work towards. How to hire a part time nurse practitioner in family medicine? How to hire a part time nurse practitioner in family medicine? 34. Absolutely love it. Salary with bonus is about 130-140k,  Two job offers in hand; New grad DNP-FNP w/10 years RN experience Any thoughts appreciated. What routes for NP did you guys take and why? I would hope to move to NC too after I finish school or in the next  My plan is to work part-time as a new graduate. 51  I'm told the pay is a little more. Smaller practices and places where you know someone are good options for part-time work. Still working as a part time/supplemental ICU RN because I'm making about $10-15/hr more than what my new grad NP job is  Do any of you work PRN jobs only, as opposed to full or part-time? My health insurance is through my spouse, and I need time and freedom for  I've applied for a part time job at a different hospital to do a little more inpatient work. Talking with their HR and group next week. 2msc, imki, w4g6, pushu, tanp, ccm, fr15w8m, 9muqsqlb, sc, pf76ol,