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NP2000

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  1. Obviously, geography and the area where you practice (acute care/hospital based vs primary care based) will affect your first salary. I have always worked in cardiology (both inpatient and outpatient), so my resultant salary was always a bit higher than the norm. FT salary in the Washington DC suburbs with weekend call was about 120k....and I have worked as an NP since 2001. Obviously, younger grads will probably make less. The most lucrative environments are surgery and ER...and orthopedics.
  2. I work in a state where NPs/PAs work very collaboratively....so, would I delegate to a colleague...perhaps, as our practice was very team driven and we all supported one another and the needs of the patient

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