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What state do you live in?! It sounds like they came down really hard on you. And I will NEVER practice in a state where a board puts so much action behind somthing that wasn't involved in a sentinal event. And I'm a little confused are you worki...

So you're in Florida. I was thinking of moving from Washington which is fully autonomous to Florida. Previously I lived in NM also a FPA state. So, I've never worked in a state which required any kind of oversight or colaborative aggreement. So, ...

Hi, I'm looking for a little advice, experience, thoughts, networking, what not.... I am a seasoned family nurse practitioner and have practiced in two states, both were completely autnomous states for ARNP's. So, no collaboration agreement, or over...

Are you in Washington? Just a guess by your name and the picture of the Orca. I work in Seatte, live in Bothell. And I have NEVER encoutered cost of living as high as it is here!

Thank you. That information is helpful and makes a lot of sense. What I was hearing was from exactly what you said a new grad, who was living in the Miami area. He may have issues due to that. Like I said, I've submitted my application, I have no...

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Hi, I'm looking for a little advice, experience, thoughts, networking, what not.... I am a seasoned family nurse practitioner and have practiced in two states, both were completely autnomous states for ARNP's. So, no collaboration agreement, or overs...

What state do you live in?! That's awful since addiction is accepted by the federal government, the AMA, WHO, NIH, etc as a disability and a disease. It would be tantamount to telling a diabetic, or hyperthyroid nurse they cannot work because of th...

I'm a FNP and in the NPDB for suspension/probation of my RN license years ago. I also have a DEA license. It hasn't been difficult to get jobs, but when you go through credentialing you have to disclose any previous disciplinary actions. Remember ...

Hi all. I am in the NP program and getting ready to move as a new NP. I currently live in an independent practice state and would like to move to another state that allows NPs independent practice. I have looked for a definitive list of which state...

I agree with what others have said as well. I have been a SANE-A and SANE-P for the past 6 years. I'm not sure if you've completed the training course yet, but you cannot take the certification exams without completing the training course. If you...

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Actually, and I know this is old but I teach nursing and hate to see information that's incorrect, but Protamine is used to neutralize Lovenox. Always check your sources and information. Including your sources sources if needed. It doesn't matter if ...

The thing that's scary about that is triaging these people. Was this an elderly person? Often in the elderly we see no signs just "I don't feel well" or more commonly shortness of breath is their only symptom. Then you have to try and figure out o...

WHy are you no longer using terbutaline?

Hi everyone, I am an R.N. in the FNP program. The program I'm in allows me to do it anywhere and I'm thinking of moving to Austin. My question are: How is the job market for R.Ns How many FNP programs does Austin have? How is the job market for FNPs?...

It depends on the SANE program. It is not a IAFN requirement. Our program considered only BSN prepared nurses but then decided not to. Our SANE program has 16 nurses and probably half hold associates degrees.

I am in New Mexico and I think we have 4 or 5 males that are SANE's. They're great and patients love them!

I know I'm a little late but I am a SANE in New Mexico and previously Oregon. I have never heard of SANE's being required to have a forensic nursing degree. Some programs require both peds and adult SANE certifications and some want a forensic cert...

New Mexico Board of Nursing allows it. Truthfully I don't know why anyone wouldn't allow it. It's safer than working with someone who is active in their addiction. It's sometimes not the known you have to worry about but the unknown. The NM BON c...