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  1. Rural Health

    I know... I could handle that (even scouring books to figure out what the blankety blank is going
  2. Rural Health

    Thanks Siri... Too bad I'm not getting the ER offer like you!!! They're offering $20K/yr for 1:4 ER call; granted the ER only gets 3-4
  3. Rural Health

    Well, after countless emails and phone calls, it's down to two choices. Missouri sucks as all the RHC/CHCs want to pay $55K/yr. I asked them what they want me to do for the other six months of the...
  4. Otoscope/opthalmoscope sets

    I use a welch allyn pocket and it works
  5. Rural Health

    Great!!!
  6. Rural Health

    Thanks for the encouragement. I hope they see it that way, but spelling it out and actually getting it are two different things. They may just say, all that sounds good, but the average NP makes...
  7. Rural Health

    Being a new grad you don't have much negotiating power unless they are in desperate need and no one else wants to work there. Your best option as a new grad is interview with several and get 5 or 6...
  8. Rural Health

    Yeah, and also a test to see if they will keep working for that. If they will, then more money for the administration. If they are smart, they will know the numbers and use them to
  9. Rural Health

    I've seen the offers from WA, and they are pretty similar across the US. They are reluctant to offer big bucks 'site-unseen' which is understandable. As far as they know, I may be 'booked' with 8...
  10. Rural Health

    I'm not in Tucson any more... moved back home to Missouri after going to Tucson for school. I do have a pretty sweet deal w/ my MD friend, but money isn't everything, and there are many other...
  11. np md clinic

    Most states require a MD or DO, specialty doesn't matter. Some states do not require a MD/DO at all. Keep in mind this is a practice law, not a clinic ownership law. To own your own clinic, no...
  12. collaborating physician salary

    Really depends on how much you'll be using this MD. If you are experienced and can handle almost anything without a consult and just need them for their license, then $1000/month should be plenty....
  13. Too Young?

    Agree with other posters.... and one more thing... I'm 29 and a NP and no problems there. But I'm much too young to feel this damn old. (shameless plug for Garth, no pun
  14. Don't you just love working sick and seeing people you are sicker than asking for a work note???
  15. You're kidding me?!?! This is going to raise all kinds of hell. The training isn't even close to the same. I suppose once residency is over it doesn't matter but I guarantee the nursing PhDs are...
  16. That website showed that no one gets advanced standing. Only savings would be 5+ yrs healthcare experience = no MCAT
  17. None in Missouri I know of (unless she's thinking of UMKC's six year BS/MD program where you can apply as an advanced-standing student (someone who already has a BS and healthcare experience can start...
  18. Get your resume out early on the web, and contact recruiters early. Use websites (npworld.us or npjobs.com or paworld.net). You'll have plenty to choose from if you do this. Get some experience in...
  19. There are pros and cons about it. But for me, the pros are much stronger than the cons so I'm glad I did it this way. The med school route would've have taken me away from my 2 year old daughter for...
  20. I had my job lined up before I even entered undergrad nursing major. I was about 6 mos from starting med school at the U of AZ when a dr buddy of mine I'd known for several years talked me into...
  21. There's also a catch... the money you get from them is treated as income and taxed! What a bunch of BS, eh? (I'm assuming this is the same program as the one I've read where they'll pay 60% of your...
  22. NP Education

    That ER experience is your ace in the hole. You'll fly through NP school with no trouble. That's what helped me the most as well. I think it should be completely changed to a Master's in Family...
  23. What to pay my physician?

    I'd say probably about $1000/month plus a fair fee per consult that may be determined by how much you're reimbursed for services. (maybe $60/patient or something, $40/phone consult, etc). Really...
  24. I figured that would happen. My bro is an optometrist for Wal Mart which led me to think that urgent cares were probably soon to
  25. I wondered when these would enter the retail world. Just surprised Wal-Mart wasn't the first to do it. I haven't seen any in the midwest yet, although we're usually about 10 years behind the rest of...