Nurse Practitioner
Infamous Ohio NP who falsely claimed to be a doctor now facing felony charges for illegal prescribing
If you weren't already on Santa's naughty list, you sure are now!
Social Media Consults
"Please help, thanks"
Witness the practice of Facebook psychiatry at its finest.
Nurse Practitioner
Elite NP looks to Facebook for a medication to treat low self-esteem
It's surprising that an NP who supposedly has 250,000 "happy clients" needs to ask dumb questions on Facebook.
CRNA
You're not a resident. You're a student!
If you want to be a resident, go to medical school first and match into a residency program.
Social Media Consults
PA consults Facebook for help treating her patient's pulmonary embolism
We're going to need a thrombectomy after reading this post.
Social Media Consults
PMHNP is going to lose it if her Facebook post ends up on one of those "anti-NP" websites
Surprise: It did.
Nurse Practitioner
Elite NP wants an NP-to-MD/DO bridge program
For midlevel nurse practitioners, taking shortcuts is a way of life.
Social Media Consults
Elite NP would like us to look at the picture and share our thoughts
Over and over again, these sorts of idiotic Facebook consults demonstrate that the education of nurse practitioners, or lack thereof, is akin to a house built on sand - time is no substitute for the comprehensive medical knowledge, training, and experience of physicians.
Nurse Practitioner
A "real" PMHNP worries about the fake ones
The "real" PMHNPs? How about the real psychiatrists?
Noctor
This Virginia nurse practitioner is slyer than a fox
Don't let this Fox outwit you!
News
Why midlevel supervision is an occupational hazard for physicians: the continued saga of Sarah Erny, DNP
As evidenced by the case of California NP Sarah Erny, midlevels are a threat to the health of their patients as well as the license and reputation of their supervising physicians.
News
Physician's Assistant Convicted at Trial of Amniotic Fluid Scam
Following a 5-day trial, a PA who injected amniotic fluid into patients’ joints in a dubious attempt at pain management has been convicted of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and 12 counts of healthcare fraud, announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Leigha Simonton.