nomadcrna

nomadcrna DNP, CRNA, NP

Anesthesia, Pain, Emergency Medicine

Nurse Anesthesiologist/Family Nurse Practitioner/Emergency Nurse Practitioner

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  1. DragonNP, You very eloquently stated how I feel. Thanks,
  2. I'm not going to list the myriad of reasons why there is really no difference at all between PAs and NPs. For one, you are just a student and really have no experience to base an argument on. Get out...
  3. I disagree. If you want to work part time, do it. LOL, who say you have to work full
  4. Sorry, you are right. I get so tired of fighting the battle only to have our own perpetuate BS. My
  5. If you are not an NP as some of the posters in this thread, please refrain from giving advice about NP issues. Most of you are not giving accurate information. Please delete the term MIDLEVEL from...
  6. NPs are NOT midlevel providers. You are obviously not an NP. Is our care judged on a midlevel? Or is our care compared to current best medical practice? Don't even try to go with the tired old...
  7. Sorry, I may be dense. Why would any CRNA program not accept your RN from a nationally accredited
  8. I have no idea what you are asking? You do not fet your license from the school but each state you practice
  9. They take both. Think about it. Every state allows both. Do you really think a hospital would refuse one cert over the other? Not very likely. It would be incredibly stupid if they did. Maybe hearsay...
  10. I would bet it is an oversite. Which hospital is
  11. No difference at all. Employers could care less which certification you have. Most will have no idea of the
  12. Many locums and part time positions. You can find them as W9, 1099 and fee for service. A new grad will have a more narrow option of course. Find places where you have back up of more experienced...
  13. NP to CRNA?!

    Many NPs work as intensivists. They are far, far ahead of the normal student and/or standard RN ICU
  14. Personally, I see no reason a ACNP could not do primary care in a clinic if they choose. OJT would be very easy, same applies to the FNP that wants to do hospitalist or intensivist. I'm adding my 3rd...
  15. Do I feel like my 12 years of advanced education after 13 years of ICU/ER experience as an RN puts me at the same level? Absolutely. Do the courts judge me as a mid-level or on the same level as as...
  16. In Support of Independent NP Practice

    This is what you said. "Oh I totally agree! I wouldn't dare think of going independent as a new NP and quite frankly not after multiple years of experience! That would totally be a bad recipe for...
  17. I want to address some the this posters misunderstanding. Take a family practice or IM physician. They can do primary care. They can do hospitalist. They can even do intensivist work. They can work in...
  18. I could not agree more. We need to reorganize our education and
  19. Because he is doing the procedure and there is no qualified person managing the patient. It is bad practice to do both with either deep or general anesthesia. That is why there are deaths in dental...
  20. Makes no difference at all that he is an MD. Point is that I doubt an ARMY facility would credential the oral surgeon to use propofol in a clinic setting. At least not when I was in the army doing...
  21. Doubtful it was propofol. Way to short acting and very doubtful he could get credentialed to use propofol in an army clinic. Most likely a combination of versed/narcotic. Very dangerous if he did do...
  22. Earning potential

    You go to either FNP or ACNP program. Get some experience, find a job in the specialty you want. Look for a residency program. I've seen ER and ICU
  23. Earning potential

    Yes, you can specialize in cardiology, ER, ICU, hospitalist, GI and any number of
  24. Earning potential

    Opt out has absolutely nothing to do with practice. Non opt out states only means that FOR BILLING MEDICARE, the crna is considered to be under the general supervision of the surgeon. It has nothing...
  25. In Support of Independent NP Practice

    [h=2]https://www.nursingeconomics.net/ce/2013/article3001021.pdf August 2011 -- A metaanalysis just released inNursing Economic$stretching over 18 years compared care provided by advanced practice...