As a NP, what types of surgical procedures can you do? Also, how do you bill for it, and at what rate?What type of training is available to become one? 0 Likes
203bravo, MSN, APRN May 1, 2020 what type of procedures are you referring to? minor surgical procedures such as ingrown nails, I&D, etc OR full blown cases in theater? 0 Likes
ArmaniX, MSN, APRN Specializes in Critical Care. Has 8 years experience. May 1, 2020 Solid organ transplants. Free, on the black market. 0 Likes
Neuro Guy NP, DNP, PhD, APRN Specializes in Vascular Neurology and Neurocritical Care. Has 9 years experience. May 1, 2020 There are many posts on this on this board already. Do a search and start reading through them abs you'll find some valuable information. You got some really good answers to some of your other questions, now is the time for some independent research. 0 Likes
Sun1 Specializes in N/A. Has 2 years experience. May 1, 2020 Actually whatever is allowed....not sure where to begin my understanding. Are they the same types of procedures that PA's are allowed to do as well?35 minutes ago, 203bravo said:what type of procedures are you referring to? minor surgical procedures such as ingrown nails, I&D, etc OR full blown cases in theater?Actually whatever is allowed....not sure where to begin my understanding. Are they the same types of procedures that PA's are allowed to do as well? 0 Likes
