JeanettePNP

JeanettePNP MSN, RN, NP

Pediatric Pulmonology and Allergy

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  1. Why do you/ would you like precepting?

    I had mostly wonderful preceptor relationships, and two that were not so wonderful. The ones who were great inspire me to be more like them and to give over what I learned to students. The ones who...
  2. Anxiety over in-person job interview

    I know that getting a job is the only real cure for "depression" brought on by job search stress. Still, I think you should see a therapist to help you through the process. He or she can help you with...
  3. Anxiety over in-person job interview

    There are never any guarantees in life but a hopeful, optimistic attitude will get you farther in your job search than a self-defeating one. Go with confidence! They are interested enough to pay your...
  4. Salary for New Primary Care PNP

    $2600 for office staff? Are you kidding me? Minimum wage is about $12000 and office staff makes a bit more than that (I hope). You are absolutely correct that a practice that primarily treats...
  5. Salary for New Primary Care PNP

    I guess if the majority of your clientele has private insurance... More like $30 for 99213 and $50 for 99214 for the Medicaid
  6. Salary for New Primary Care PNP

    How do you figure $120k in revenue? What do you collect per
  7. Does how much money we make and benefits really matter

    Actually, the people in the lower pay rungs do most of the work that keeps society running from day to day. I once read an article where someone made an observation that the CEO can take an extended 2...
  8. Does how much money we make and benefits really matter

    I don't really think there is a strong correlation between pay and benefits, and work ethic. At every pay level you will find enthusiastic workers and lazy workers, and that goes from housekeepers to...
  9. PNP or FNP for increased job opportunities?

    A PNP with primary care certification would have to do the same
  10. PNP or FNP for increased job opportunities?

    I'm not going to argue over "who knows more," but strictly in terms of qualifications and job opportunities, FNP does seem to give you the most bang for your buck. A FNP can legally do whatever a PNP,...
  11. The death of nursing

    Hear, hear. I graduated as a BSN eager to work in a hospital and help patients. I never rejected bedside nursing... bedside rejected me. Fortunately I was able to get my master's and found a job as an...
  12. So how does this work? You're expected to commit your time to the hospital and then not get paid for it? It's not like you can really plan to do anything else for those 12 hours not knowing if you'll...
  13. What to wear to job interview???

    That's exciting news! Are you a pmhnp? I thought you were an FNP. Im the last person to give fashion advice but choose a conservative outfit, you can't go wrong. If you can get your hair styled...
  14. I have my resume posted on a number of job sites. I cannot tell you how many times I've gotten emails from recruiters saying "We have this job that we believe will be a perfect fit for you!" when it...
  15. Seasoned FNP tell me the truth....

    $70,000 is VERY nice money if you live in a small town (depending on how many children you have). I would definitely take this job for a few years to get experience. Then you will have so many more...
  16. I agree with other posters that if both mothers can't make it, do a pre- or post-wedding party in the other location so both sides of the family can
  17. First job but no prescribing

    You might not get prescription skills but you will develop very good assessment skills -- you dont' want to miss anything that might put a patient at risk during surgery. Whether or not to take the...
  18. http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/expanding-the-scope-of-practice-of-advanced-practice-nurses-does-not-endanger-patients/#more-29797 Excellent article (by a physician) on the Science Based Medicine...
  19. Meely-Mouthed Recruiters

    I will add that I had one out-of-state trip arranged (and paid for) by a recruiter and it was as you describe -- weeks of back and forth (after telling me that they were interested in flying me out...
  20. Meely-Mouthed Recruiters

    I know it's hard to hold on to hope when things seem hopeless... but this may indeed be the opportunity you were looking for. Don't be so quick to dampen your hopes by telling yourself that nobody...
  21. Guess again. The mds I work with are are professionals who value my skills and abilities just as I value theirs. Honestly you're coming across as silly and ill informed and, in typical troll style,...
  22. Nomad, I wouldn't go that route. I have no problem acknowledging that med school curriculum is more rigorous than the typical NP program. As an NP the important thing is to recognize what you know and...
  23. The issue at hand is not "knowledge," it's the ability to give good patient care. That is the only relevant metric for the purposes of this thread, and the evidence amply demonstrates that NP's do...
  24. Salary vs Productivity Pay

    To those of you with productivity bonuses: how do you calculate
  25. Salary vs Productivity Pay

    I don't think $100k is out of the ballpark for a new grad, depending on where you're