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Postgraduate Student

If you’re a practising registered nurse, you might want to consider additional education to become a nurse practitioner (NP), who has a greater level of responsibility and scope of practice.

Becoming a Nurse Practitioner

If you’ve completed your bachelor’s degree in nursing and have at least 2 years of clinical nursing experience, you might consider continuing your education and becoming a nurse practitioner (NP). With advanced education, nurse practitioners can take on additional responsibilities, including diagnosing common diseases, ordering basic diagnostic tests and prescribing and administering certain treatments. 

Learn more about the nurse practitioner role and find out more about the NP programs in Ontario.

Finding a Job

As you approach graduation, you’ll of course start thinking of employment. If you aren’t planning to return to your previous employer, you can look for nurse practitioner jobs on HFOJobs.

Resources 

Read about nurse education resources.





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