nomadcrna

nomadcrna DNP, CRNA, NP

Anesthesia, Pain, Emergency Medicine

Nurse Anesthesiologist/Family Nurse Practitioner/Emergency Nurse Practitioner

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  1. New NP regulations for MD, PA, NJ

    I have a copy, thanks. We were discussing working in the ICU as a NP. I could be wrong but it seems to me that the consensus model is moving away from being stuck in a narrowly defined practice. In...
  2. New NP regulations for MD, PA, NJ

    It is hospital credentialing that decides who they let in the ICU. Remember credentialing and law are different beasts. The hospital can always make things more strict then the state law. Can you...
  3. I could not agree with Dr. Tammy more. She hit the nail on the head. I always correct anyone who uses the term mid level provider. We provide the same level of care as physicians and are judged at the...
  4. I think that by introducing yourself as Dr. ______, NP it further promotes our profession. I find it gives me many opportunities to educate patients about the NP and educational
  5. I introduce myself as Dr. Ray, a nurse
  6. Yes, another question about CRNA pay?

    That is for
  7. Yes, another question about CRNA pay?

    The national average, PER THE AANA is 180k. Malpractice runs about 5k/year if you pay your own. I've not made less then 200k since
  8. This is what the Texas Board states. Have you read what they say? I also have not read anything about them restricting practice, if anything they are moving towards the model by the consensus and...
  9. You can receive education and training (as the board requires) after you graduate. The board does not require that this "education and training" be during your initial NP education. There are many...
  10. Chiropractor to FNP

    In the 7 states that I'm license in, you do not need additional certification to assist in the OR. Any new practitioner, whether PA or NP will need additional training to work ortho or ER. There is no...
  11. NP relocation bonus/stipend

    This is for FNP. I do some chronic pain and epidural steroid injections as well but it is not a CRNA position. I'm am in
  12. NP relocation bonus/stipend

    9000 bonus and 8000 moving expenses. 2 year commitment. Solo provider clinic 4 days a week and ER 1 day a
  13. DNP V.S. MNA

    I was a CRNA for 18 years when I went back for my DNAP and got the bright idea to do an FNP program at the same time.
  14. I dropped mine in 1991. There is absolutely no reason to keep it once you are a
  15. LOL, late night and rushed. NOt a good combination for grammar.
  16. DNP V.S. MNA

    By MNA I am assuming you mean a masters in nurse anesthesia? All NP/CRNA programs only require a Masters degree at this point in time. That may be changing in the future(2015). You can get a DNP/DNAP...
  17. Question in regards to job offers?

    Lets delete "mid-level" from our vocabulary.
  18. Direct Commission Process: Possess a BSN degree from an accredited school of nursing. *Note: The U.S. Army Reserves will accept an Associate Degree RN but you must obtain a BSN by the...
  19. It is not anesthesia. Although some dentist, especially oral surgeons do recieve extra anesthesia training. No hospital will grant a dentist anesthesia
  20. can NP work in OR

    You do not need to become certified as a first assist as a NP. They have programs for non-np RNs to become RNFAs but that is not the same, close though. RNFAs are not NPs. You can bill for first...
  21. can NP work in OR

    The hard part is getting the experience to get hired. An ortho surgeon who is hiring a FNP in Montana told me it will take him about 2 years of training until the FNP will be able to do what he wants...
  22. can NP work in OR

    YOu have two types of advanced practice nurses in the OR, CRNAs and NPs. The CRNA does anesthesia, chronic pain management procedures. The FNP is a first assist, usually working for a surgeon. They...
  23. You need to provide the same service to the patients as you would in an OR. Another wards you need to have an anesthesia machine, airway adjuncts, as well as the full complement of medications. You...
  24. Did you pass
  25. Hm, my program director had to fill out a form delineating the number of hours I had in OB/GYN and pediatrics. Maybe it was for something else. Did you set up your own clinical or did the