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You might want to change your pants because I make more than $120k with full benefits. lol!

Dang, at least we had outside "professionals" for our exams.

Lot's of variables here but in the military PA program students have a 3 week block of observing, yes observing, psych providers. One of my work buddies was a PA before going back to school for her...

You'll learn the most when you finish. I think it was Mark Twain (and one of my physician preceptors) who said don't let your education interfere with your learning.

Been a while since I've been in but sometimes your unit may train together in field exercises, other times you might be training at a nearby military base or VA or I've even been in a civilian...

Would this be approved by US schools for clinical? I had to be on US soil. Luckily, US Embassies and military installations counted so I did some clinical at a Navy hospital in Okinawa.

Tell them goodbye.

Actually all my experience in areas other than psych turned out to be very helpful as many of your patients will have medical problems. Better know all the drugs as they might interact with yours....

What country are you in as in the USA this is totally false. We prescribe many drugs "off label" and can prescribe melatonin all day long if I want...for all the little good it does.

Northwestern State University-Psych CNS-brick and mortar Rush University-Psych NP-Distance ed

But I don't want to practice SERIOUS medicine...so boring. Both my parents had complex comorbid conditions. Both loved their PAs and NPs more than their physicians. Dad's still trucking but...

I'm from Texas and lived in Louisiana for years. Both are on my no-work list!

Many people miss this point. It's not equal pay for equal work; it's more pay for more knowledge. Now does that clear up this argument...forever I hope?

And you have me who has done both....

Fixed it for you...

That's what we want you to think. Actually primary care sees more psych patients and prescribes more psych meds. They are also more likely to hear of SI. Even at my location most suicidal patients...

Many med school students, way more than you can imagine, skip med school classes and wait till their instructors posts the videos. A lot of our homework references at Rush university were videos from...

Are you kidding...NP by a long shot. More fun, more responsibility, more say-so, you make the treatment decisions, more money, etc..

I've worked with psychologists in PM&R and they introduce themselves as, "I'm doctor Jones, I'm a psychologist." I'm currently working with and surrounded by psychologists and at least one pharmacist...

Just measurable psych goals/objectives for psych patient...for a student. Heck, I haven't done a care plan in ages, lol!

Anyone have any source for goals and objectives for psych conditions?

Waste for a nurse practitioner when a flight nurse can handle it.

And give her home number to the patients....

I think we've already had a thread like this before.

You need a petition from change.org and get it on FB. This one is too much trouble.