I guess to look at this another way. 1) ARNP is a career. It should be chosen by those who are ready for the challenges. No college, instructor, educator or program can change that. Finding a school...
I worked in an ICU where one of the nurses completed NP, and was hired by the hospital as the first critical care NP for that department. No one liked her. A couple of pulomonologists didn't even want...
I am currently working with a cardiology group, performing and reading stress tests. Currently everything is co-signed. Has anyone else done this? The rules for billing and competency are very vague....
Thanks for your information. That's what I am figuring out also. I have my own stress lab now, within our group, so it is strictly outpatient under our rules. I was hoping to run across someone else...
At first it seemed like you had a question. Then it turned out you just want to talk about you. As you may have noticed, the norm is very broad. Teaching hospitals are much different than private...
Less of a question and more of a review of current practice. I am looking for other NP's who are doing this, or not doing this, and their experience. Whether their work is cosigned or not, and...
The problem is not that groups don't need the help. It is that they need the help. They are not looking for you, as much as they are grumbling "I wish we had someone else". My advice to new graduates...
I'm confused. Why don't you just pick from any number of Online NP schools that allow you to sit for certification through the AANP (my preference) or the ANCC (not my preference)? I don't think NY...
I took ANP because it was quicker and available. I only wanted to work in adult specialty, so no need for FNP. My advice is to have jobs lined up. Most physicians I know, including our own practice,...
I currently work for a home visit company, and enjoy the work, but it is new to the area and is not providing enough visits to be profitable. I have had two recent offers. 1) Local cardiologist is...
We have a few NP's working in the surgical first position. Its a valuable place to be, because you can still preop and postop patients, make rounds, and do wound checks in the office, in addition to...
I don't use the term "boss" often, but I do let patients know that I appreciate and respect our physicians, even though we practice autonomously most of the time. Everyone in our group has a little...