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guys i graduated last month and passed my ancc fnp last week. i need to know about the DEA number and the npi numbers. does you employer typically pay for these. is the dea number needed only to perscribe controled meds? thanks for any info.

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

My practice paid for everything: NPI, DEA and all the credentialing which is about $250 per hospital.

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Specializes in allergy and asthma, urgent care.

My practice also pays for all of the above, including my state RN/NP license, state controlled substance license, and ANCC re-cert fees.

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guys i graduated last month and passed my ancc fnp last week. i need to know about the DEA number and the npi numbers. does you employer typically pay for these. is the dea number needed only to perscribe controled meds? thanks for any info.

My employer reimbursed for both of these. If you want your DEA license, you will most likely need your CDS (controlled dangerous substanes) license first. This was also something I was reimbursed for.

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Specializes in CT ICU, OR, Orthopedic.

My employer is paying for my DEA. Which is $700+. My understanding is that employers typically pay for that sort of thing, and relicensing, and CEUs. But I'm new to this, and have not yet signed a contract....so, we will see.

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