I was glad to find this thread as I am finishing my AGNP certification in a few weeks but was offered an interview at a large medical center for their hospitalist team. Apparently I am in the final...
Hi all! I am writing to you today as a graduate student soon to be AGNP! I graduate in December, hope to take boards by end of January and so am looking for my first job. I currently live in the...
Thanks for the answers! Dranger, that is a bummer that transitioning is difficult. Recruiter didn't mention it being an issue but then again he may just be sugar coating things. Was hoping to get...
Hey all. BSN, RN working full-time in the state of Ohio. Currently working on my FNP. Looking to maybe join Army Reserve. Briefly talked to AMEDD recruiter and he said the only training I had to go...
TradHunterRN replied to 4263people's topic in Men in Nursing
I know this is why, but that doesn't make it right. Nurses make up the bulk of a healthcare workforce. Angry underappreciated/overworked nurses make for poor patient care = low patient satisfaction =...
TradHunterRN replied to 4263people's topic in Men in Nursing
Where do you people make these kinds of figures??? I Just double checked my 2013 tax returns after reading the crazy high salaries on this thread. I GROSSED $45,239 working full time. GROSS! The shift...
Hey all, starting Patho this fall so I know this class will be a lot of work as we all are realizing. I would just say this: Focus on what you are asked to focus on to help you get through the...
Not to mention the fact that RNs constantly prevent or catch fall-outs that would prevent insurance from paying for the entire hospitalization! (i.e. Q2H turns, making sure physicians write orders for...
Thanks Boston that response gave me a lot of insight. The thing about "everything at your fingertips" is something I have thought about too, and actually that challenge in PC of having to rely on your...
I start my program in the fall so can't speak from NP perspective but I felt this way about my undergraduate. There was often a very large amount of good info that has helped me tremendously in...
Thanks for the response. 2 years ICU, and I do understand there are vast differences. However, here is my logic. Where I work, most NPs working inpatient don't have a whole lot of autonomy and...
Hey all, just got accepted to an FNP program, will be starting in the fall. Having ICU experience up to this point and loving it, I am concerned that I will be dissatisfied and might miss the ICU...
Whether you want the perception to change or not it doesn't change the fact that the lifestyles are very different. I am not saying NPs do not work hard, I am simply saying that in my field, the...
I don't understand the anger and frustration occuring in some of these posts. Also, I don't understand why there is such a culture being fostered in this thread of "NPs could replace physicians if we...