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  1. Look into anesthesiologist assistant programs. They have the same job description and scope as CRNA's. You don't need to go to nursing school for
  2. "CRNAs have 75-80 % of the education time as a pain doc" That's hilarious. CRNA = 2 years post-bac. Pain doc = 4 years med school + 4 years residency + 1 year fellowship = 9 years 2/9 =
  3. New AA's, like new CRNA's, need supervision. That is indisputable. After 3 years, is there a difference between an AA and a CRNA? Nope. The reason why CRNA vs MD studies show no difference is...
  4. I hope you guys realize that if Medicare considers anesthesia a nursing profession they will slash reimbursements like crazy. You'll be lucky to make 100k after that. Don't say I didn't warn
  5. This is the most uninformed statement I have ever seen. All physicians have to get CME and get recertified every 10 years or
  6. Maybe there has been only 4 AA schools because there was no imperative to open up more. If CRNA's keep pounding on the MD's doors, I think you'll see more AA schools open up in the
  7. CRNA's are getting too expensive. AA's are the next logical step to reduce anesthesia costs. Unless, the CRNA's are willing to take paycuts. If more and more MD's, CRNA's, and AA's graduate, we will...
  8. So how long do you guys think these salad days will last? Being paid $140k for just a master's degree out of CRNA school can't last indefinitely. How many people were foolish to think that the...
  9. AA's in Texas is good for CRNA's. It frees up CRNA's from working in those big cities so that they can work in the small towns. AA's will increase patient access to
  10. Increasing the number of anesthesia providers is good for patients. Isn't that what this is really all about? The patient. Stop being so
  11. They already have such a thing; it's called medical
  12. So the AMA doesn't like DNP because it gets patients confused with whom is the doctor. What can they really do? The genie is out of the
  13. Med school graduation gift ideas

    How about a nice big fat check to help him start paying off those med school
  14. Stuck by HIV infected blood

    HIV is really good at hiding. Your nephew should get regularly blood tests for many years to make sure that the virus didn't get a
  15. Please help-I cannot get a job (LONG)

    Sorry to hear about your situation. A good employment lawyer can help you if you get to your wit's
  16. If an NP wanted to start a solo practice in one of the states that doesn't require much physician oversight, what is the cost for malpractice insurance like? Anyone know? Do NP's get a huge discount...
  17. No doubt that they would need additional training. But after the changes, I bet that it ends up looking not much different if person had gone to medical school and then residency. I don't see a...
  18. Lol, I guess sticking up for patient safety stigmatizes a person. Call me a patient advocate. We need to have policies that are in the interest of the public, not our own careers. Just from the...
  19. platon20, I posed specific questions in my post. Don't try to brush them aside by saying that it's all been covered. I think I raised good points that the general public would be concerned
  20. I wouldn't call cutting through fascia and suturing the most critical aspects of a surgery which I'm sure you're as good as anybody. Even at large academic hospitals, residents or PA's would usually...
  21. platon20, There's more to being a surgeon than performing procedures. Surgeons have to also properly diagnose the condition and know which surgery is right, if it is necessary at all. It takes a lot...