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Ktuite

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  1. No kidding! Today along with taking care of consults and in-patients I have had to try and figure out the plan of care for patient's out in the clinic, renew thier meds and call them to answer questions. Patient's don't like it nor do I! I find this totally inappropriate. I have already made a bit of a stink about it so for right now I am just going to suck it up.
  2. I have just started a new role as a in-patient NP in the dept of urology (surgical service). For the past 3 years I have been doing clinic work so this in-patient stuff is a whole new world! So today I was told that I would be doing all the out-patient refills, lab results, phone triage etc. What! I am busy running around the hospital, when do I have time to call Sally about her labs and what the next step in her plan is? I have never even met Sally! The MD said, that's what "mid-levels" are for! Really, that stuff should be handled by the provider caring for the patient (in the clinic)!! Am I wrong for thinking that this should NOT be part of my role? This is a new job for me so I don't want to come across to too "No Way"!

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