Wow. That's a first..never heard of that one. The ones I especially like are the phone call at 4 pm to write an Rx for a new mattress. Has to be done a CERTAIN way "Tempurepedix XL 3459303 mattress....
I forced myself to transfer to the ER during FNP school. I worked about 1 shift a week up until the last semester. I learned a lot, saw a lot and it was good to see urgent gyne/abdominal and ortho...
Is this written by someone with a graduate degree? I've done clinical experiences with some great psych NPs. Were they sitting ? YES. Was it one of THE most stressful jobs ever? In my opinion it was....
You'll get more responses and action on a Facebook group called "Nurse Practitioners in Retail Health' or something similar. It is a private group and you'll have to request to join. From what I've...
We had ZERO hours of inpatient acute care. ZERO. And this was at a well known, respected state university. I would love to see you give that argument on the witness stand at a case. I do understand...
::::applause applause:::: As nurses and now as NPs, there are soooo many opportunities to allow you what you want to get out of your career. They almost all come with a tradeoff and only you can...
I'm about 5 years in as an FNP and I am so burned out with primary care/ family practice. I won't even get into details because I know all of us have the same issues. I have a high schooler who will...
Oh gosh, I doubt it would happen that quick. I think maybe that refers to your application status being considered for interview. Once you are done with that part maybe they pull it from the pool of...
If you really want to work in an inpatient role then get out of your FNP program and switch to acute ! Your family program will not give you what you need and a lot, if not most, states and hospitals...
30 patients a day = INSANITY. You will burn out soooo quickly. And if it is salary, you will be charting half the evening in time that is not paid. You should really really spend some time there AFTER...
Agreed. But you do need to do some teaching and you do need to be on the hunt for diagnoses the member may not be aware of. The hassle with this job comes on the front end i.e. people sometimes don't...
Have you thought of switching to a different unit or specialty? I used to feel the same way when working CCU and ER. I found that with my personality I needed some degree of predictability and so I...
Home Medicare Assessments = you do not provide any ongoing care really. Very few crisis/urgent situations. I've called 911 once in the past two years (a member fell at the home). It has a few...
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Such a weird answer on a nursing forum. Are you implying that most RNs make minimum wage or less? I think this is a reasonable question on a nursing forum and the fact that *some* (not most) people in...
UTA has a great program. I graduated a few years ago so things may have changed but back then they let you attend part-time with two classes at a time. Did you have to take nursing theory, research...
I've posted about this in a string of posts...you should be able to scroll down and find them. I've been doing these for UHG almost 2 years and like it a lot. Right now I am just per diem but honestly...
You may be able to negotiate time off but actually taking it at the last minute when the kids are sick is a HUGE game changer at a professional practice. Everyone else has to shift their schedule...
There is a whole professional blog for women physicians that deals directly with issues like this. There is a lot to examine and only a group of other NPs would understand and be able to reflect on...
NYC...I've been able to make it work by working part-time all of these years. I found a small family practice and have managed to job share all these years. When a kiddo gets sick, my husband and I...
I think this is an absolutely ok place to come to with the question of when to merge your NP career with the desire to have kids. We had lots of classmates who had children while in school and they...