Scope of Practice

Ng have you ever performed an ISB,femoral, sciatic, or politeal nerve block for post op pain? TA-DA acute pain managment. The skill set is any different for any block it is placing a needle near a nerve and injectin a poison. A surgical rotation all 2 months of it does not make you any better at it.

Most pain medicine is practiced by FP docs period, they get their interventional traing in weekend warrior courses just like we do, excuse me for the doctor, I am sure it is called and educational seminar to expound on already known principles of medicine that only they can no about as the information is written in doctorease and cannot be read by lowly mortals like nurses. (Damn that is a run on from hell)

The leagel issues will be worked out and in the end CRna's will do pain justr as we do regional, and peripheral and as we are independent providers.

Good luck holding back the hands of time.

Somehow you are missing the message that they ARE independent providers responsible for their own actions and held legally liable for acts omission and commission.

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And somehow you're missing the message that pain management is NOT the same as "administering anesthesia".

Thats enough of this, thankyou so much. Toodles

And somehow you're missing the message that pain management is NOT the same as "administering anesthesia".

Straw Man: an argument not advanced.