Alicia777

Alicia777 MSN, NP

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About Alicia777

Alicia777 is a MSN, NP and specializes in Surgery.


Surgical NP with 20+ years RN experience and 7+ years NP experience.

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  1. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    I'm a sub-surgical specialties NP inpatient. We get paid a measly $20/hour (this is weekends only 7a-7p) but if we get called in or have to go in assist with a case or even to round, we get 4 hours. If we get called in again later for a new consult f...
  2. Locum Tenens FNP?

    I've worked with Weatherby Healthcare in the past. I've also spoken with Aya. The one piece of advice is that the agency did not have the correct information about site needs, so I went into the interview looking a bit clueless. I would take the post...
  3. QC Kinetics

    Hey there— Wondering if any APP's work at a QC kinetics around the county? It's Ortho-focused 'regenerative medicine' franchise that uses a patient's own bone marrow, which is then injected into the affected joint. I had one interview. Sounds ve...
  4. Can an RN make $200K a year working 24 hours a week?

    200K year is roughly $100/hour. Yes, possible in San Francisco, but its probably based on three 12 hour shifts, 36 hours.
  5. HANA table question??

    It differs by hospital. At mine the rep runs the table but I interviewed at another hospital where it was the circulator's role to run it.
  6. I didn't last more than a few months! The learning curve was steeeep and I was only there a few times per month so was not making good progress They wanted to throw me on the schedule! Plus the hospital had big time staffing problems and it just wasn...
  7. NP in clinic based surgical specialties

    I worked briefly in outpatient urology. My main training is as a RNFA in surgery. There are many patient who surgery wouldn't be indicated. For instance, I had I had a big segment of female patients with overactive bladder. Sometimes the meds are all...
  8. Hey there—-so I am a surgical NP. I’m an RNFA and it’s been a great job. Previously I had been an OR nurse both scrubbing and circulating but that was several years ago. Lately, I have been very interested in taking on a local travel assignment , spe...
  9. NPs and Being On-Call

    I work in inpatient surgery and it varies. In my particular hospital there is no requirement to pick up call per se, but I end up taking 1-2 Saturdays a month, 7a-7pm. This could require doing nothing if there are no active patients or consults to ha...
  10. Wound Care part-time?

    Hi! So as I'm always on the hunt for the perfect side hustle, I've been contacted by a recruiter for a part-time NP wound care job. Apparently I would visit a few SNFs per day, and change dressings, perform minor bedside excisions, debride if ne...
  11. Wound Care part-time?

    Hi! So as I'm always on the hunt for the perfect side hustle, I've been contacted by a recruiter for a part-time NP wound care job. Apparently I would visit a few SNFs per day, and change dressings, debride if needed, prescribe treatment. They a...
  12. How Do You Handle Patients That...

    Simple; "I'm sorry I can't do that. Take care and see you at follow up."
  13. Bad Situation At First NP Job

    Agree, staying on per-diem sounds like a good compromise. Having said that, if your new job doesn't allow you enough free time to give them per diem shifts, drop them. You tried.. Similarly, I am leaving a new-ish job and originally was going to...
  14. FNP too soon?

    Agree with PP, this is not CRNA school and you can definitely at least work part-time and go to school...
  15. Can an FNP work as First Assist?

    I'm an NP RNFA. I wrote a whole post about it a couple years back. I love it. I was an OR RN prior to entering NP school (FNP) and my intention was to stay in surgery.