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  1. Pediatric np or psych np
    Also, keep in mind that a big psychiatry shortage is looming. With ACA, more people than ever will have access to services (since mental health parity is part of the law), so there will be an influx...
    May 18
    Forum: Student Nurse Practitioner
  2. Earning potential
    Hey apocatastasis, I tried to send you a private message but your inbox is full. Do you have any advice for future psych NPs? What regions of the area are promising?
    May 16
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  3. PMHNP programs all going from MSN to DNP?
    I think the DNP as entry to practice is absurd.
    May 15
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  4. PMHNP programs all going from MSN to DNP?
    My program is still MSN. While it will start offering the DNP in the future there are no plans to discontinue the MSN. I believe many programs are starting to adopt this idea, offering both the MSN...
    May 9
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  5. FNP to PMHNP
    I also agree that you should go for PMHNP if you really want to treat psych patients. As a FNP, you're not going to be trained in very much other than basic psych, it's a separate specialty. Also,...
    May 7
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  6. NHSC-Anyone with experience??
    I just applied for HRSA (the scholarship, not the loan repayment program) with this logic in mind. We'll see what happens. It's frustrating, because I joined this field with the intention to serve...
    May 7
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  7. Just how do we find preceptors?
    Programs not supplying the clinical training is a huge problem. Where is the quality control? How does the university even know if you learned anything or if your preceptor could teach? Just because...
    May 6
    Forum: Student Nurse Practitioner
  8. NHSC-Anyone with experience??
    Hi Dixiecup, I'm curious, what was your clinic's score? In a presentation about NHSC, they informed us that nothing under 16 received funding last year.
    May 6
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  9. NHSC-Anyone with experience??
    Psych qualifies. Even though it is considered a "primary care" program, psych is listed as a specialty for NPs who want loan repayment through this program. And yes, I've heard this program is...
    May 5
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  10. He Says/ She says, Who's in Charge?
    This is such an important point. You are not a martyr and a job is a job. Get out and save your license.
    May 4
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  11. Just how do we find preceptors?
    This is how I feel. If students stopped attending these programs, this wouldn't be an issue.
    May 4
    Forum: Student Nurse Practitioner
  12. Disappearing direct entry msn?
    ?? Direct entry programs are NP programs. There is a pre-licensure portion, but then once the student is a licensed RN they continue (often seamlessly) on to the NP portion and are licensed NPs upon...
    May 3
    Forum: Post Graduate Nursing Student: MSN/DNP/DNSc/PhD
  13. purpose of PhD in nursing??
    I'm 99% certain this is a troll thread, but here's a link to all the fake research being done by nurses and affiliates at UCSF. What a pretend field! Look at these nurses with their fake PhDs - who...
    May 3
    Forum: Post Graduate Nursing Student: MSN/DNP/DNSc/PhD
  14. New York NP's
    Cool. It seems like these bills are spreading like wildfire... NY, CA, NV, MI... anyone know of any other states with similar legislation being proposed? I wonder how many will pass.
    Apr 26
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  15. He Says/ She says, Who's in Charge?
    It sounds like you are putting your license at risk by staying. I know you care for your patients, but what good can you do them if you end up going down with the ship and losing your license? It...
    Apr 25
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  16. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    I'm sorry, but I don't understand how 5 years of ICU experience (compared with other kinds of nursing experience or even a new grad) translates to higher quality FNPs that work in outpatient settings...
    Apr 23
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  17. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    Do you have any actual evidence that demonstrates that these laws protect patients? I ask because, as has already been made very clear, these laws vary widely. How does chart review two times a year...
    Apr 22
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  18. NP current and future job perspective
    agree. In the bay area the job market is an absolute nightmare for RNs, but not as bad for NPs.
    Apr 22
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  19. NP current and future job perspective
    Really, really depends on where you live. If you are willing to relocate, there are jobs. I'd argue that in this economy, the NP market is actually pretty damn good, especially if you compare it to...
    Apr 22
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  20. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    Glide is fantastic, and it's owned and run by NPs, though there are MDs on staff. It has a FNP residency, as well.
    Apr 22
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  21. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    I agree that no novice NPs should open up an independent practice, that's just a recipe for disaster. If we want to improve NP practice then I think we should require more hours of NP training and...
    Apr 21
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  22. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    Heh. New Mexico has had NP independent practice for over 20 years and the world has yet to collapse in on itself. I lived in an independent practice state and knew NPs who had independent practices...
    Apr 20
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  23. California NP's
    Interesting. A step forward?
    Apr 20
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  24. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    I think a lot of the opposition in this thread is coming from a very idealized notion of MD and NP supervision in practice. The reality is that most MD supervision/collaboration varies widely across...
    Apr 20
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)
  25. In Support of Independent NP Practice
    No one is saying you're not allowed to disagree, so I don't know why you keep trying to tell people to read the terms of service. Please point out the specific limitations with the studies (ps. all...
    Apr 19
    Forum: Nurse Practitioners (NP)