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  1. Jennicurn, feel free to PM me with
  2. Why would the PCP have a better overall view? We always update any changes with the patient (e.g. diagnoses and medication). I can easily argue that we can have better overall view because we...
  3. Quick update. The PCP called one of my docs and he said he would no longer refer any of his patients to us. This was based on one patient. After reviewing the situation, my doc's agreed with what I...
  4. Zenman, Thanks. Enjoying a nice glass of beer right
  5. Thanks for the response Juan. I totally understand what you are saying. I just felt that the PCP was more focused on his self interest than the patient. He wasn't mad that I made the referrals, but...
  6. So today, I was accused of "poaching" patients by a PCP. Here's some background information. I'm an ID NP and we were referred by this PCP for a pt that needed HIV care. I've been co-managing this...
  7. My first ever patient passed away..

    It is great that you are seeking advice from various sources because you'll get so many different responses. Everyone process death/grieves differently so there is no easy answer to how you should...
  8. FNPs in the Hospital?

    No you are not... at least right now. I am a FNP and I care for both inpatient and outpatient. If you want to do ED, FNP may be the way to go because you are trained in both peds and adults. Most...
  9. Very wrong. What I am about to say is from my experience and observations. My sister is a ped rheumatologists. I was in nursing school when she was in med school and I was a new nurse when she was a...
  10. Going a back to the original question, I would say go for a PNP program. I get asked this question a lot from my friends because I was a PICU RN and I am now a FNP. If you have no interest in caring...
  11. Staying in critical care after new grad

    I started as a new RN in the PICU. If it is what you want to do then just start off in the PICU. I've trained many new nurses and nurses transferring to the PICU. I've had the most difficulty from...
  12. Congrats! Not only does it feel good to pass, but also to realize that you don't have to take any more of these types of tests. Good luck with being a
  13. FNPs doing inpatient care

    Thanks Juan. I never thought of that and it makes a lot of
  14. I agree with zenman. I wouldn't do any more practice exams/questions. If you haven't done so, look at why you may have gotten the questions wrong (e.g. weakness in certain areas, misread...
  15. Here's a little background on myself. I'm a new grad and I just started a new job with ID. Initially, I'll be seeing patients in the clinic, but the group wants me to eventually see patients in the...