Is Becoming a Nurse Practitioner Worth it? ~Pros of being an NP~

In this video, I will talk about pros of being a nurse practitioner.

Making a decision on going to a grad school to devote your precious time, energy and money to become a nurse practitioner is a big deal. This video and the next video (to be released next week!) will help you understand pros & cons of being a nurse practitioner, so you can make YOUR best decision on your healthcare career!

As I said in the video, having a great work-life balance is a wonderful perk of being a nurse practitioner. Here is a video of how enjoy my after work surf session.

A Day in the Life of an NP in Hawaii ~Pau Hana Sunset Surf~
   • ハワイ・ナースプラクティショナー勤務日密着 ~仕事後のサンセットサーフィン編~  


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About ME:
Hi, I’m Miki Miura!
I am a nurse practitioner (NP) in Hawaii, USA. I was born and raised in Japan, and I came to the States when I was 25 years old after working as a registered nurse in Japan. English is my second language, but I was able to graduate my master’s program (MSN FNP program) as a valedictorian. I have a DNP degree as my final nursing degree also.

I started this YouTube channel as a part of my nursing education project (JANP Project) that connects the USA and Japan. I make different videos about NPs, nursing career, studying abroad and Japanese culture. I upload a new video every Sunday (every Monday for those who live in Japan), so don’t forget to subscribe my channel so that you won’t miss any videos!

LET’S CONNECT!
JANP Project Website
https://usa.janpproject.com
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Disclaimer: I am not an advisor for studying abroad. Although I am a nurse practitioner by profession, I am not your health care provider, and no provider-patient relationship is established with you in anyway. This video, and the ideas presented in it, are for entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice.