Beef

Beef

Pulmonary/Critical Care

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Beef specializes in Pulmonary/Critical Care.


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  1. I see 20-28 patients per day. Walk-ins for the first 2 hours then scheduled patients. 15 minute slots for routine OV's; more for chest pain, GYN and physicals. I am paid based on productivity but there is an absolute base that is pre-negotiated so I ...
  2. New Grad NP Job Advice

    And yes, my decision may be made for me by what is available here. THANK YOU for all of your thoughts and advice!
  3. New Grad NP Job Advice

    I became an NP with the mindframe of leaving the acute care setting- with the goal of working as an NP in a clinic (or atleast in a role that is not 100% inpatient)... I honestly could be happy doing many different things (specialties, primary care, ...
  4. New Grad NP Job Advice

    I am in a similar situation in terms of the job market and have been applying to literally everything. A second question would be what advice do you have about ways to really make yourself standout as a new grad. I have been highlighting my GPA, pri...
  5. New Grad NP Job Advice

    Hello All: I am currently hunting for my first NP job- graduated December 2006. Was wondering what the general concensus was about starting in internal medicine/family practice versus taking a specialty job fresh out of school. I have heard arguments...
  6. learn it , live it and love it

    I was a second degree BSN. Worked for one year as an RN in critical care before starting my core course requirements. I completed my MSN-FNP this December with 3.5 years of RN experience under my belt, all in critical care. I worked full time while ...
  7. Easiest NP school??

    Don't undercut yourself by trying to get into the easiest NP school possible... that may not translate into good training and may affect you for your first few years professionally. Choose a safety school, but also try for some harder programs as wel...
  8. working your way through NP school

    I worked full time while completing my FNP program part time. I was a slave to my scholarship (80% scholarship), which, now that I am finished, I am glad I did. However, when clinicals began, I had to work weekends only and take lots of reserved PTO....