FullGlass

FullGlass BSN, MSN, NP

Psychiatric and Mental Health NP (PMHNP)

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  1. It is normal for a new grad NP to require longer appointments initially. That is why most practices provide a ramp-up period. In addition to learning to see patients - history, physical, etc. - one...
  2. PMHNP Split questions

    Can you be more specific? What do you mean by a 60/30 split? I'm surprised you are having trouble getting a job, as most areas of the US have a severe mental health care provider
  3. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    I truly appreciate you for starting this important discussion. You have made me do a lot of thinking and research. A lot of NPs are undoubtedly underpaid. At least in the Western U.S., I am...
  4. What happens when you report bullying?

    When I started my BSN, a group of students ridiculed me and made my lab life miserable because I was slow to learn "skills." I stood up to them and I also reported them to the instructor, who had...
  5. Failed Nursing School

    Try contacting the school to see if they will give you a retroactive medical withdrawal. Talk to them to see if you can reapply in the future, once your health issues have resolved. Frankly, I...
  6. Nurse Residency Background Check Question

    I just do not understand why someone who has invested years of their time and thousands of dollars in education, would jeopardize their potential career by using illegal substances when planning to...
  7. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    I'm glad you were able to come to agreement with your employer on a good compensation package. However, not all employers would agree to this. In addition, different employers are going to have...
  8. I suggest you look at the AANP and ANCC websites. You can also call them to get the information you need. Best
  9. Is there a CLINICAL DNP?

    Has there been any research to support that the DNP leads to better patient care and outcomes? There has been a lot of research supporting: 1) BSN RNs provide better quality care, on average...
  10. NP Education Idea

    Some food for thought here. However, IMHO, unless the DNP becomes a clinical degree with additional clinical education and training, it really is not worth it. I actually think the MSN is...
  11. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    Thank you for your response. And good for you! However, your pay is on the high side for a PMHNP and way above the general
  12. Nurse Residency Background Check Question

    This varies by employer. Typically, drug testing will occur after the interview(s), if the employer is contemplating making an offer. It may also occur after an offer is made. If you are planning...
  13. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    You have made many posts about earnings and telling other NPs they are not making enough. Please share information on your employment situation and how much you
  14. Urgent Care New Grad

    Take the job! As a new grad, you are not in a position to be too picky. What you describe for onboarding is pretty typical and it sounds fine to me. If you need more structure, then apply for NP...
  15. Do I have a chance of getting in?

    I think your chances are excellent. Your grades are fine. Your psychology degree and behavioral health experience are a big plus. As others have suggested, find the acceptance rates for the schools...
  16. Glad you are happy now and that you feel validated. This is why I am such a good
  17. Would greatly appreciate advice on dealing with this situation. I am a PMHNP working in a psychiatric outpatient practice in California for 3 years. The type of behaviors described below have...
  18. Finalist for HRSA scholarship

    Congratulations! The HRSA scholarship is worth a lot of money. If you accept it, do not start planning on where you want to work after finishing school. Go to school, get your degree, then apply...
  19. NP prescribing in CA

    It is legal to prescribe non-controlled substances for yourself or family. Who is going to "frown" on it? No
  20. PART TIME schedule

    Given that you are PT, I don't think you are asking for too much. It appears your employer is trying to accommodate you, as well. It takes time to hire
  21. I am sorry that you appear to have serious issues with me. It appears you are being triggered. 1. None of my comments on this post were directed at you. Therefore, your high degree of...
  22. I guess you missed me!
  23. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    No, pay is set by the market, like it or not. If you know of a bunch of PMHNPs making $95 per hour as an employee for seeing one patient per hour, please share that information with us and the...
  24. Wow. You are the one overreacting now. I explained why the term "setting boundaries" should be used carefully and is not always appropriate. You provide no refutation of my argument. To try...
  25. NP Salary/Pay Let's Be Transparent

    Low? Are you kidding? $95 per hour = $197,600 per year if FT. At 32 hours per week, that is $158,080. I'm not aware of hordes of NPs in California making almost $200K per year as an