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^LOL at the bolded. Damn MD taking the easy route through a decade plus of training and wanting to pay back their loans and be an expert in their field!

Sounds like a great opportunity. Med/surg nursing will be there if you want to come back, no rush.

She/he never commented on the difficulty of CRNA school. If anything, you're supporting her point by saying how difficult the barriers are to CRNA school, thus limiting saturation.

Yeah... and residency pay is averaging $61k, not $75k. Don't think you're working 40 hour weeks either, try 80-100+ hours a week, regardless of any hour restrictions.

Wow, how'd you manage that? And you haven't found out where you matched yet, right? Congrats doc!

What's wrong with statins?

Please ask someone on your floor. I'm curious of this! Also, we're definitely talking midlines right, not central lines?

Some pharm d. programs just require pre-reqs. You can hash that out in 2 years and go into your 4 years graduate program.

It's all about that reiki. https://www.aacn.org/newsroom/impact-research-grants-top-$1-million-in-total-funding

Confused, OP used witchcraft as a figure of speech, don't even know what the other people are arguing for now. Was hoping we stick to the home remedy stuff :/.

I've been through this. I would keep my head down and play along, finish your preceptorship and practice how you'd like. Don't fight it, it'll only turn out badly for you if you do.

Consider yourself lucky you dodge a bullet. I would run from this place. You know your worth!

I'm getting mixed messages about this post. Are doctors asses or not?

Agree with everything you said, but all the nurses here seem to be glad about the bolded. Isn't nursing one of the most trusted field? Who's going to lobby against the ANA? They'll just look like the bad guy no matter how you cut it. Doctors are alre...

Why not just have a whole hospital run by NPs and nurses?

Parts of any degree are useless. It is what it is until things changes. No shame in thinking about advance degrees this early either.

Primary care clinic for sure, definitely will help you in your NP pursuits too.

Ya'll just proving her point, it's hilarious. Good luck in the future Shannon!

I briefly scanned these. One is a systematic review with many studies in question having NP who were supervised by attendings. It didn't even list the database they used. Who their right mind would do a real study giving NPs and physicians equal acui...

This is because she is an unpleasant person. Please disregard her title.

Master cardiology 3 or 4. I have both, can't really tell the difference.

Try flashcards(anki, not quizlet) and do daily questions. I do a cursory reading of any new topics, then spend the rest of the time reviewing and questions.

It's not that big of a deal. You're also years away from rotations. Like someone else said previously, just show them how good you are by your actions and anticipate the needs of the nursing/ancillary staff.

No, still got financial aid with 1+ bachelor's. I still stand with what I said earlier, but looks like majority vote for you to finish your degree as a backup.

Generally see people follow usptf recommendations and read afp, which gives good summary articles. Oh, you ask for a book, not sure then...usually easier to pull up guidelines from uptodate on my phone since they pull from major societies anyways.