nomadcrna

nomadcrna DNP, CRNA, NP

Anesthesia, Pain, Emergency Medicine

Nurse Anesthesiologist/Family Nurse Practitioner/Emergency Nurse Practitioner

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  1. I would look for a more unbiased source than locumstenens.com.
  2. I received inpatient training in my program. There are also education offering after your certification in various specialty areas. In fact both the IOM and more recently a study and article by the...
  3. Reflecting their level of responsibility, CRNAs are one of the best paid nursing specialties. http://www.crnasalary.com/ According to a Merritt Hawkins & Associates study from 2009 the...
  4. Anti-CRNA website= such B.S.!!!!

    And don't forget. Most CRNA programs are year round schools. Mine was 3 semesters per year for a total of 7 semesters. And that is 8-10 hr
  5. I've not worked in the same hospital as a MDA for 8 years. The 7 years before that I contracted to a hospital that also had a MDA contracted with them. He did his cases, I did mine. The 3 of us...
  6. I'm amazed when the AVERAGE NATIONAL salary is $185k.
  7. FNP Admitting a PT to hospital

    I admit my own pts. all the time and follow them in the
  8. PNP or FNP?

    No offense meant but when you get more than 1 years experience and also become a NP, you might have a better
  9. PNP or FNP?

    I disagree. Basing the "limit your job opportunities" on your experience at ONE hospital? Having the FNP makes you much MORE marketable
  10. Emergency Nurse Practitioner programs?

    You pretty much have to certified as an FNP to be able to see all the ER patients. All the ENP programs I've seen have dual certification as FNP/ACNP. If you really want ER, either move to a state...
  11. PNP or FNP?

    OK???
  12. PNP or FNP?

    As an FNP, I see all ages in my practice. Newborns to old folks, even prenatal care and women's
  13. Sorry, my point is that we give the same level of care. We are not mid level providers.
  14. Do you provide mid-level care? :) Or a different level of care then the MDs you work
  15. Nurse Practitioner Questions

    Sorry, here is the link for the above info.
  16. Nurse Practitioner Questions

    The protocols may be needed in California but in many states we practice independently. An RNFA is for RNs to be able to act and bill as first assists. You do not need an RNFA if you are an NP. It is...
  17. Nurse Practitioner Questions

    1. Practice evidence based medicine. It is time to make the transition from RN to practitioner. You don't have to practice according to "protocols". Cardiology fellowship would be nice. It depends on...
  18. Please cretique my URI treatment plan

    UpToDate is your friend. Practice evidenced based medicine and tell your "director" to show you the evidence otherwise just say no. I give out very few antibiotics. There is absolutely no reason to...
  19. Can a NP perform plastic surgery?

    Forever, No offense intended but you are not even an RN yet, much less a NP. I would carefully consider you words and make sure they are back up by facts. I do minor surgery all the time. I drain...
  20. I find this hard to believe. If you are able to provide a reference that the US Public Service corp only accepts
  21. Sad, we are truly our own worst
  22. I tend to like smaller hospitals. Many days I'll be done at noon. Other days I dont go in at all. My last spot was 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off. Great
  23. yep, fire your legislators who voted for it. Get it
  24. Hospital rounding

    I admit my own patients and have a totally independent practice. My clinic bills for any inpatient or ER
  25. NP salary too low?

    This is a big part of our problem. WTH, they work harder and have more student loans? Pure BS and so