No doubt there are a lot of really incompetent and dangerous doctors out there. It's harder for the bad ones to sneak their way into prestigious teaching hospital gigs. Luckily, most of doctors I've...
You're missing the point. I'm not saying NPs don't practice independently in some states or that it's the norm for NPs to staff all their patients. What I'm saying is 1. academic hospitals seem to...
Peds, internal medicine, and family medicine are 3 year residencies after medical school. Some would also include obgyn and psychiatry (both 4 years) in this list. I obviously don't know about...
I don't know what an "NP residency" is, but it looks like a few months of extra supervision. I would be careful who you are getting this supervision from. Regarding a new grad not needing a...
This is going to depend a lot on location. The local community mental health salaries here top out at about $130k for NPs, which is about what RNs make on average here, too. Crazy, right? I have one...
Same with lipids and blood pressure. Weight is typically monitored more frequently, and some recommend getting waist circumference annually, but I feel this recommendation probably isn't as often...
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Large academic teaching hospitals likely will best fit what you're looking for. They usually have really good benefits, the prestige is there, and it's the safest bet for finding competent physicians...
It's really insane when you think about it. I assume a lot of NPs take this 500 hours of experience, go to work, and try to learn as they go. This is not the best recipe for success. The most...