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  1. Many programs have moved to the DNP, however, many have not. For various reasons some programs may not be able to offer the DNP. Consider this historically. The push for an MSN requirement started in...
  2. The 2015 date is simply what two organizations wish. There is no DNP requirement for any certifying organization either now or proposed. Similarly neither of the two nursing accrediting agencies...
  3. Whats your payor mix like (ie what percentage is Medicare/caid)? David Carpenter,
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    can dieticians write physician order?

    Ours do orders all the time. We write an order consult dietary (TF or dietary preferences) and then they write orders under protocol. Same way that pharmacy can change medication doses for...
  5. The short answer is you are being ripped off and should find another job. The pay is far below what the average is and they are simply taking advantage of you. There are plenty of full time (>36...
  6. While I agree with you, unfortunately the only thing that the payors care about is the ability to diagnose and treat. As you stated the psych CNS role predates the NP and the APN (as it was used then)...
  7. It depends on what you look at. If you look at the DNP white paper the tend is to merge all APRN roles with differentiation based on skill set and training....
  8. Check out the "stickies" https://allnurses.com/nurse-practitioners-np/doctoral-degree-become-160044.html David Carpenter,
  9. First of all welcome to allnurses. I would encourage you to critically examine statements such as those by the NY Times. Numbers have been discussed here before. The real number of NPs working as...
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    ANP vs. ACNP

    Both will allow you see inpatient and outpatient specialty patients. Depending on the area ANP may preclude you from working in critical care areas (and lack of peds in both may limit ER work). ANP...
  11. here is what you posted here is the applicable florida practice act: "64b9-4.010standards for protocols. (1) an advanced registered nurse practitioner shall only perform medical acts of...
  12. The funnier part is that the person that wrote it lives in Florida. David Carpenter,
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    PA vs. ACNP

    Yes a "regular" nurse can become credentialed as can an NP. What NP Gilly was presumably referring to is that its generally easier to get OR privileges as a PA than as an ACNP for a number of reasons....
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    Where did you get your license, KMart

    If you read the original post, the OP told the NP the symptoms but never registered for the clinic. The NP essentially told her with those symptoms you aren't going to get antibiotics. In all...
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    ACNP vs FNP

    PA scope of practice is based on the supervising physician. Essentially if its within the SP scope its within the PA scope. There is defined training with requirements for peds, adults, inpatient and...
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    H1N1

    We do a respiratory viral panel on any suspected cases. The interesting thing is that at the height we had a couple of cases without any respiratory symptoms. They had GI symptoms and someone...
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    H1N1

    We've had around 15 confirmed cases. 5 got sick enough to need ICU/intubation. We treat with Tamiflu liberally for 10 days per ID recommendation. We've probably screened another 50-60. Found a few RSV...
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    iTouch vs. Blackberry

    My problems with epocrates cleared up as soon as I put a memory card in it. There is a known problem with a memory leak. I had to reload epocrates after I put in the card but then it worked fine....
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    ? about DNP accreditation

    The AANC does not accredit DNP programs. The list at the AACN site is simply a list of programs. The requirement for NP certification is graduation from a CCNE or NLNAC accredited Doctoral, Masters or...
  20. Look here: http://www.asahq.org/Washington/nurseanesscope.pdf Attachment I last column has which states limit prescriptive authority for CRNAs. Current as of 2004. David Carpenter,
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    Surgical first assist as NP?

    There isn't good data for the NPs probably due to the dearth of NPs in surgery. There are four surgical areas in the top 10. CVS has by far the highest salary. But also procedure rich areas make...
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    Surgical first assist as NP?

    I would disagree. While a surgeon will hire an NP or a PA for what they do outside the OR, the ability to bill is key. The issue is that surgical reimbursement revolves for the most part around the...
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    Pediatric Liver Transplant NP?

    The job really depends on how the program is structured. I work on the adult side with some work on the peds side. In the adult side most of our work is intra and post op. The PAs and NPs handle the...
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    Pulmonary NP, PLEASE answer

    We have two NPs that work on the pulmonary and critical care service. They manage the MICU ICU patients including lines vents etc. Both are ACNPs. We have an NP on the lung transplant service that...
  25. The short answer is that it depends on the state. Medicare requires you to have a collaborating physician to bill. However, the level of collaboration is dependent on what is required by state law....