Dodongo

Dodongo APRN, NP

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  1. Best critical care book

    I bought the Guyton and Hall Pocket Companion and read that. It distills the material down into the high yield "need-to-know" information. Very manageable. Then get the Pocket Companion to Robbins...
  2. DEA, should employer pay?

    Everything for me is reimbursed. DEA, NP license recertifications, cell phone bill (although only a portion),
  3. Who will do CNS role?

    Um, no, the things I do were developed or written by physicians, predominantly. I can't say I have ever met, or know of any CNS in my area. Certainly not in my hospital
  4. For ER: FNP or ACNP (Texas)

    Exactly. It's like AANP giving itself kickbacks. I personally wouldn't want to attend an ENP program, unless it gave me dual certs in FNP and ACNP. NPs limit themselves enough. The last thing I...
  5. PAs Do Not Like Us

    New forum idea? - Professional PA General Discussion - Physician Assistant Forum I just thought this was funny. Poor PAs. Admittedly better training model but falling behind
  6. For ER: FNP or ACNP (Texas)

    I would say ENP program, FNP + AGACNP or ACPNP + AGACNP. I had a professor that worked ER with adult gerontology acute care and pediatric acute care. ACNPs are trained to handle obstetric emergencies...
  7. Patently false. You cannot teach yourself
  8. My state has a bill in the house for independent NP practice. I have written to my representatives explaining NP education and recommending against FPA until NP education is standardized. I also...
  9. Realistic Facts About FNP in Northeast Ohio

    NPs are trained in Western medicine. So as long as by integrative medicine, you mean traditional, allopathic medicine + addressing the physical, emotional, mental, social, spiritual and environmental...
  10. FNP's in acute care

    See
  11. FNP's in acute care

    Do a dual Pediatric Primary Care and Pediatric Acute Care Combined Program. For example:
  12. Where do you practice as a NP?

    I'm an ACNP and RNFA working for a surgical specialty. I have days in the OR and seeing patients in the hospital, and days in the
  13. FNP's in acute care

    FNP programs do not prepare you for acute care - at all. In fact, most programs will not let their students do clinical in the hospital at all. A post-master's certificate is not one course. It is...
  14. Kaplan FNP

    By all means, if you are OK with attending possibly the worst NP school in the
  15. Walden University

    And again, poorly prepared NPs relying too much on their RN experience, unaware of their own poor preparation in their self taught
  16. Walden University

    My group will not hire NPs from Walden anymore. There are plenty of hospital systems in Minnesota, where Walden is based, that actually list on the job posting that they will not hire from Walden....
  17. FNPagnpFNPFNP....no it's AGNP

    I'm just saying, ask an adult gero primary care NP if 1 class and 1 rotation in adult primary care is thorough. Ask a pediatric NP if 1 class and 1 rotation in pediatric primary care is thorough....
  18. NP specialty similar to postpartum nursing?

    This is true. The baby factory in my city uses this model. The obstetricians and CNMs care for the mother and fetus up through delivery, and then the pediatrics service will assume the care of the...
  19. FNPagnpFNPFNP....no it's AGNP

    Haha, that's up for
  20. FNPagnpFNPFNP....no it's AGNP

    If I remember correctly, only 7% of all NPs are ACNP. So I wouldn't get my panties in a bunch when/if they refer to me as a FNP. If I had the time and the energy... I would just kindly and...
  21. Every nurse, regardless of previous experience is trained to recognize and work within their own knowledge base. If you don't know what a medication is - YOU DON'T ADMINISTER IT - until you look it...
  22. I think we should all be aware of proposed rules by the Texas Medical Board, as published in the Texas Register on January 25, 2019. The proposed rules are found on this website, under the hyperlink...
  23. NP specialty similar to postpartum nursing?

    It sounds like you want to be a
  24. Resume tips for AP nursing?

    I wouldn't list the hours of each rotation unless you spent a considerable amount of time over the minimum requirements. 160 hours of women's health or, 180 of pediatrics is just embarrassing and...
  25. FNPagnpFNPFNP....no it's AGNP

    All the NPs, PAs, CRNAs, etc, are referred to as APPs in my system as well. But, specifically, all NPs, regardless of specialty, are referred to as