DizzyJ DHSc PA-C

DizzyJ DHSc PA-C

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  1. Anyone know how long to get a DEA in Ga

    It can be anywhere from 7-10 days to 2-3 weeks. Depends on the DEA office your application gets processed at and how easily they can verify your
  2. Hourly NP and pay

    Never make a habit of working for free and never take anything home with you. Work on becoming efficient in charting. Do you have an EMR or paper? I've worked various specialties, but have always...
  3. First Contract

    I agree with Jules. Pick one thing. That starting salary for a new grad is pretty reasonable. Even better if the extra $5k is that easily obtained. Do you have a plan for how you will get your...
  4. First NP Job, misled and unhappy

    I think you should move on. I'm assuming you went the acute route in order to work inpatient acute care. That is what you are trained to do. So, to end up working outpatient, in a specialty you...
  5. SOCIAL ettique of using "Dr." on invitation

    I agree, it is appropriate for a formal invitation. I only use Dr. designation when an application/reservation requests a prefix and it has the option to choose Dr. over
  6. NP + RN - can I do both part time?

    Any studies or literature to further support this? I've seen a few bad cases in which the provider didn't do there homework and got screwed, but for sure the exception and not the rule. If you have...
  7. NP + RN - can I do both part time?

    Needs two separate policies for two different jobs. An employer policy covering NP work will not cover RN work at another
  8. Difference between Ph.D and Ed.D

    A PhD is different then an EdD. The PhD always (to my knowledge) has a dissertation with original research. The EdD can have a capstone or project without dissertation/original research. Yes, they...
  9. NP + RN - can I do both part time?

    Yes, you can do both. You (should) make more money as a PMHNP and it would be more lucrative to just do that full time and then work PRN in the ED. You don't have to make sure you have your own...
  10. DNP then NP

    One could argue that unless your DNP is in an ARNP specialty, it is not really a clinical doctorate. You could google that...but let me help you out DNP Educational Leadership – American...
  11. DNP then NP

    One can get a DNP in educational leadership. You can have a DNP without being an
  12. Sport Physicals for the Under Served

    Be sure to consider malpractice. Your coverage at your primary site will likely not cover you if you are technically doing a separate job on the side. So, if you're billing on your own and not...
  13. Metal worker needs MRI

    We did the same in the ED. Just a CT of the
  14. PMHNP-low stress?

    Private practice is the way to go for outpatient psych. I agree a community mental health clinic would be
  15. Can PsychNPs administer ECT treatments?

    I haven't found any specific state legislation stating yes or no, but I found several discussions stating PMHNP can not perform and bill for ECT. Also, I found a WA mental health billing handbook...
  16. First NP hired into my old ER

    I think 28 training shifts is great. You will likely see all the common ER complaints over 28 shifts. Then, you still have the doc there to consult with. UpToDate is by far your best friend and as...
  17. "Noctor?" Offensive title?

    LOL...this poll just seems silly. Basically, if you are referred to as anything other then your given title, then it is
  18. FNP to PMHNP

    I wouldn't think an FNP would have to do anything to work as a WHNP. You should have obtained the proper training for this through your FNP
  19. PMHNP-low stress?

    I think outpatient psych med management is much less stressful then inpatient. Once you get most of your patient panel stable on meds, you can breeze through your day with med refills. Sprinkle in a...
  20. Adult wanting to move to Family

    I agree with Kate that doing a PNP program would be better. It would focus on the specific patient population you require the additional training
  21. Psych NP Health Assessment

    I rarely had to touch a patient while working in psych in the sense of doing a physical exam. However, it is very important to know. For instance, we did vitals on all patients (because psych meds...
  22. "Noctor?" Offensive title?

    Where is someone using this title? A title I've never ever ever heard of. Let's take a poll....is the title "DORK"
  23. Does DNP help financially?

    What is your desire to get a DNP for? Unless you have a specific goal in mind that requires a DNP (admin/academics), then it is only rewarding for you own personal goal
  24. Changing careers (sort of)?

    I've heard this "liability" issue flying around but don't understand it and have never seen a specific legal case reflecting it to be a real issue. If you are working as an RN then you do RN work....
  25. Recommendation for pharm ceu’s? Preparing to recertify

    Prescriber's Letter is pretty good and pharm