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micklin

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  1. You should concentrate on a good skills base. Be able to keep the patient safe first and then decide the best avenue for you. Remember most places will have you taking OR call and that can involve a ruptured AAA or a femoral rodding! Good Luck :)
  2. Have you considered a CRNA? Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist? I've been in the OR 10+yrs at 3 separate institutions and have never met a NP. RNFA's yes but never a NP. Many institutes hire RNFA's to assist surgeons especially when it is not a teaching facility with residents. Other RNFA's are "free lance" and get paid by insurance companies. I think it's a better choice to work for the hospital and not have to worry too much about malpractice insurance, billing, etc. What ever you decide, the OR is a great choice.

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