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  1. I glanced through the posts. Good responses esp by psych guy. Will respond more later when I'm not at work but..... Clinical training is supposed to be a filter to make sure people are at least minimally able to perform medical duties. Most np schools do not do this. Yeah some people study more than they to be good at their work. But many don't and np school does not filter those out. We also also don't need to separate ourselves from medicine. That is what weakens us. Avoiding science is a bad habit
  2. Intubate I mean lol
  3. Intimate and suture. Not credded for tubes tho. I work in main er
  4. robin and cohans pathology is probably the one stop shop for diseases if your looking for a one hit wonder, follow it up with the current medical dx and a physical exam book and youll have more knowledge than most practitioners out there. I try to stay away from books written by nps, they almost always are inferior to actual medical texts.
  5. I didn't know people actually failed the nclex. I thought all of the fails where from people like, not showing up, or falling asleep while clicking random buttons thus running out of time and failing.
  6. I've heard your job prospects are pretty good after working in a pain clinic for a while.
  7. First sentence sums it up, they want our money so they can go buy bigger purses, more shoes, and faster cars.
  8. well, yeah i suppose it can be difficult to make that transition. I mean going from a nurse to a nurse practitioner your moving from a position where you simply follow protocols, pass out meds, start IVs, and clean people. The only real decisions that need to be made is pretty much when to call the doctor. Then your thrown into a position that actually requires independent judgement and stuff.
  9. trust us, do medical school. its a lot harder than this nursing stuff, but thats why it pays more. All you have to do to get a doctorate in nursing is write papers and pass easy tests written by literature hungry nurses. Medical school is real science. Nursing school stuff is so easy a caveman could do it, hence why there are a billion nurse practitioners and DNPs getting pumped out every year.
  10. don't worry about it just chart thoroughly. its their problem. don't get emotionally involved with patients. That is weaksaucemedicine
  11. its awful, its an online for profit
  12. Im not quite sure I understand all of your first post, since we are able to bill all insurance companies and stuff, and i don't understand the drug testing part either. But it seems that you know the DNP is pretty much worthless, which means your ahead of most people on this forum. There is no logical reason to go back and get your DNP, its just to make colleges money. I guess if your hard set on being called doctor you can but that isn't a reason to get a degree, just to be called doctor. Soon will be the time with doctorate prepared nurses wiping tail at the bedside 80000 in debt.
  13. just go to medical school, its worth it in the end. Otherwise youll either end up wiping tail for the rest of your life, or if you get your masters, (by the time your done) the job market will be so saturated with white coat wearing practitioners youll make like two bucks an hour
  14. your all dumb, go back to grade school.
  15. ATI is just some scumbag company with its hands in your colleges pockets. Ours required it too. The lecturer back in the day talked like she was deepthroating a gopher and had no idea what she was talking about.
  16. Ive heard women's studies is pretty easy. No science required. Tons of jobs too. At mcdonalds
  17. Our status will never rise, because of the women on the bodies of the credentials boards will never admit they are mental ill. No, I'm not sexist, but if you look at them, its all women. Like they would ever admit to the AMA (mostly men) that they have some jack squat setup. We all know nurses know it all and are never wrong right? Plus if programs like you know got harder, everybody would still apply to the easiest one, thus the one making the right move would go broke. I mean hell, who wants to actually learn science right?
  18. I make 500 bucks an hour being awesome
  19. Yeah in high school i played super nintendo like a freaking pro. Never got a dollar. Do you see how unfair this world is?
  20. yeah, don't go for FNP. if all this salary shyt keeps dropping I'm going back to work in my old career. Everybody and their mom wants to be an FNP. Its the new cool thing. and once something becomes cool, all the not-cool kids want to do.
  21. your having feelings why? If your feelings over this are overwhelming you, it may be better to like, go into accounting or something. I don't think you would handle dead people well. just saying.
  22. oh, and to the OP.. why don't you just ask your supervisor? you know, if you follow advise on here and something happens.. you can't really just spout off "OMG GUYZ ALLNURSES SAYD I CAN DO THAT STUF DOZ THAT MEEN IT OK. I R SORRY I KILT PEEPLEZ"? jeez
  23. omg they let u start IVs????? how dare you intrude on what only an RN should do. Don't you know that starting IVs is a very dangerous endeavor and you can like cause huge hematoma and stuff if you don't have the credential RN after your name ????? because you know once you get RN behind your name your hit rate goes from 1% to 511% just because. lol who cares if he started IVs, its not rocket science. Im sure he was awesome at them
  24. Nursing education (especially in NP schools) is notoriously awful at most places. You have these previous nurses trying to teach to diagnose with little or no understanding of the basic sciences. its pretty awful from most people I have spoken to at most universities.
  25. I wouldn't get another degree to make less, ill tell you that much.

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