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    I dont speak spanish

    Probably not, I've been to PR, Spanish is
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    Would you stay?

    I'd pile the work on the problem ones and report them if necessary. But you'd better keep your nose clean and don't give anyone any ammunition to report you
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    Would you stay?

    The MA's have a job, and the provider has a job. Everyone should do their job and leave it at that. If you need an MA to do something and they don't, report them. Two can play the game that they...
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    Be careful people.

    The owner of an Eagle River medical clinic has been arrested on federal narcotics charges. According to a press release by U.S. District Attorney Bryan Schroder, nurse practitioner Jessica Joyce...
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    HUGE step forward for NP's!!!

    I agree with comments above. However, you don't need a medical degree to take care of 90% + of what walks in my clinic. If you get paid for what you do, then sure, the docs will lose out on the low...
  6. I had several offers before
  7. I'm not one to complain. However, I feel the need after my experience at Capella. I'm a preceptor and currently have 3 students (not at once, they're spread out) from different schools. As all...
  8. I try and research the problem before walking in the room. But that would depend on how well the person scheduling the appt words the chief complaint. Of course you're going to be blind-sided by the...
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    First NP Job

    It sucks when you're not supported by those above you. It makes for unnecessary fatigue and disgust. You may have to look for another job, or be miserable. Hope you find some way to work it
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    Full Practice Authority

    I work with an MD who doesn't follow guidelines, leading to frequent adverse reactions, poor outcomes, and even hospitalizations. If it weren't for my nursing background (all nurses are type A it...
  11. The only suggestion I can think of would be to connect with NP's in your area such as a local professional group and exchange contact information. For example, in my area we have SANAP.org (the...
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    Lab Coat Initials

    MSN APRN
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    Unhappy as new NP

    If you're not already, get plugged in with your local NP organization, go to meetings, network with other NP's. At the one I go to, there are 50-60 NP's who work in all kinds of
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    $200,000 salary as a RN, it's true

    Sorry, you couldn't pay me enough to live in CA. And according to all the pt's I'm getting from CA to TX, this isn't
  15. A level of "worry" is normal. I use it to keep me on my toes. Adverse reactions can happen with any treatment. What helps me is to inform every patient that there are always additional measures for...
  16. I would get a little experience with volunteer work at a clinic serving the indigent population. Every county in Texas has an indigent assistance program. Just google the county and "indigent care"....
  17. Persistence, word of mouth, credentialing with everyone and anything in the beginning, then, when you have a stable base, pick and choose. Make patients feel like they have your full attention. At...
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    How Much PTO did you get as a new grad?i

    Half day for Christmas eve,
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    How Much PTO did you get as a new grad?i

    110 PTO, 40 CME, 7-9 Holidays depending on how they fall. 8 additional PTO each year until 10 years, then I'm
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    I passed my AANP

    That's wonderful news. I cried when I found out, couldn't help it, after that much effort it was a great relief. You're entering an amazing profession. Good luck with wherever you
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    NP vs MA vs MD power struggle

    I skimmed the responses but agree with not doing anything that the MD's don't do. And keep reinforcing the boundaries. I was in a similar situation and just kept being persistent. I'm sure that...
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    Any regrets becoming a NP?

    No regrets in any way. If you're interested in NP, do it. Try and avoid the negative rhetoric. It's an amazing profession. NP is the future of healthcare. Do you want to be part of the future? I...
  23. The more you do anything the better you
  24. With enough time and exposure, you can become proficient with any procedure. Unless, of course, there is a physical, psychological, or cognitive
  25. This happens all the time, every day, everywhere, it's not unusual at all. I personally give refreshers for providers, NP's, PA's, and MD's, with procedures such as joint injections. What we need...