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Urine Drug Screen ....surprise!
Could the benzo result be from escitalopram
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Urine Drug Screen ....surprise!
Hoslistic care at its finest. She may be selling the pills to provide for her grandkids due to possibility of financial stuggle. I would love to hear the outcome
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How to file a complaint against the CA BON?
Office of public health or something
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How to file a complaint against the CA BON?
Contact the bon
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Any NPs here who own their own clinic?
Hey this is kind of off topic but I watch your YouTube channel and have some questions for you, I'm a nursing student.
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Trauma NP Scope of Practice
That sounds awesome lol!!! I'm going to go to pa school to hopefully to something similar
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Trauma NP Scope of Practice
What kind of stuff does a trauma np do?
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Scope of practice in the emergency department
Hello all! I wanted to know what the scope of practice was like of a aprn as compared to a pa in the ED. I am a bsn student and currently torn between being a fnp and a pa. Which profession can see more acutely Ill pts?
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Which NP is "safest"?
Become a pa
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Nps in the er
Thats what I figured. So as an fnp in the er is your job any different from a pa?
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Nps in the er
Hey thanks for the great response. What is your masters in? Fnp or acnp
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Nps in the er
Nips and Naps, two of my favorite things.
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Nps in the er
Also, are you acnp or fnp
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Nps in the er
Ive been hearing about credentials for aprn when it comes to procedures. Did you have to get creds for intubation and suture too?
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Nps in the er
What kind of procedures? Were they allowed to intubate, chest tube , suture, ect
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Nps in the er
Hello people. If there are any fnp/acnp that practice in the er could you share exactly what you do on a daily basis. And what types of procedures you're allowed to preform on pts. Thanks!!!
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NP or PA? My great dilemma...
Alicia777, would I be a ready fit for first assist?
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NP or PA? My great dilemma...
Since you're doing a dual program how long is it?
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NP or PA? My great dilemma...
I am a nursing student in a BSN program. I eventually want to become either a PA or an NP. I want to take the NP route because it seems more suited because of my BSN. BUT. I know that most (im not 100% sure) NP programs do not have surgery or emergency medicine rotations in them. Those are the two fields that interest me the most. PA has those rotations but then I am not able to become an independent practitioner (plus I gotta do more pre reqs). Can anyone shed some light on a 2nd semester nursing student???