SycamoreGuy

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  1. Interesting Physician Perspective On NPs

    For one, IMHO, NPs have more of a leg to stand on regarding Independent practice. NPs are advanced practice nurses whereas PA's are by design assistants. Beyond that and dispite the interchangeable...
  2. Interesting Physician Perspective On NPs

    Physicians have to pad their egos somehow right? I'm not sure there is a good term for both NPs And PAs. On the other hand I'm not sure NPs and PAs should be lumped
  3. Emergency Nurse Practitioner Certification

    I think there are a lot of different directions this could take depending on who is being certified (i.e. ACNP, or FNP)Do you think it would be beneficial for an ACNP to be certified to treat children...
  4. Interesting Physician Perspective On NPs

    It depends on the state and city. All things being equal I believe salary is lower even when cost of living is taken into
  5. Interesting Physician Perspective On NPs

    In this case it is the very real resrictions southern states place on NP practice, and not the stereotypes you
  6. Accepted into program...needing advice.

    Would it be possible for you to rent a small apartment or maybe a room so that your husband wouldn't have to move (the gas money alone might be enough to offset the cost of renting a room) and you...
  7. Refusing to dissect in A&P or Microbiology?

    Am I the only one who's A&P class didn't do any dissections? We had Human cadavers (and I will never forget that smell) that were dissected by the Med-students before we got them. Never had any...
  8. Anatomy/Physiology 1 and General Chemistry

    I am taking anatomy, chemistry and biostats now. No problem. Although I am also a non traditional / second degree
  9. LPN (or ADN RN) to Corpsman/Medic?

    There are a lot more than 2 LPN to BSN programs in the US and many of them are completely online and ran by state schools. They are about the same price as a bachelors at any state
  10. This is how much ER doctors are making

    I believe BlueDevil is actually getting paid the same as they physicians in her
  11. LPN (or ADN RN) to Corpsman/Medic?

    Just because you enlist doesn't mean you will be a medic or corpsman. I think you need to figure out if you want to be a nurse or in the military and then consider it a bonus if you can do both. Also,...
  12. I think we have covered the standard "medic" (i.e. Army 68W, and Navy Corpsman) but if we look at the special forces medics and independent duty corpsman, they are really on a different level and...
  13. This is how much ER doctors are making

    Thats a good point, some doctors are coming out of school with nearly $500,000 in student loans. Whereas I will be under
  14. This is how much ER doctors are making

    Too bad this is a nurse site... Almost 400,000 a year is not too
  15. I think associates and then online BSN is the way to
  16. A&P Prep?

    If you can get the book for the course early that would be the most help. Beyond that I found the anatomy apps for iPhone and iPad are a really good foundation. They won't come close to showing you...
  17. Nursing instructor requirements

    It depends on the state, in Indiana you must have a BSN to teach LPNs and below. Anything above LPN requires a MSN in nursing education. Clinical instructors are a whole different
  18. Prerequisite GPA

    I'd schedule an appointment with your advisor, they should be able to give you a good ideal of what a competitive applicant looks
  19. I would look around and reconsider and accelerated program. 3.1 gpa should be good enough to get into a program somewhere near
  20. A&P or Chemistry.....

    Chemistry
  21. critical care NP question

    I have been looking into FNP and ACNP programs as well. All the ones I have seen require a minimum of one year of experience and some want two or more. I'd start looking at where you want to go and...
  22. Interesting Physician Perspective On NPs

    that sounds really strange, a PA becoming an
  23. Deployment in Nurse Corps

    We seem to go to war with someone every 8 to 12 years so if you stay in long enough you should get your chance to
  24. Looking for a clinically focused ACNP program

    Haha, guess I should have looked at the date on the
  25. Looking for a clinically focused ACNP program

    I know you're looking for something clinically intensive but since you live in IN have you considered USI? They are the only ACNP program in IN that I know of. EDIT: I take that back, IUPUI has an...