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...as demonstrated by this "project" that was posted to a large Facebook NP group: Ask yourself: in what world is creating an online survey considered to be appropriate coursework for what is supposed to be a terminal, doctoral-level degree? High school students have completed projects that were much
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Originally posted on Reddit. Lightly edited for grammar and clarity. A short background: I graduated as a biology major in 2015, worked as an outpatient surgical assistant through 2019, then went to get my BSN, RN. This BSN, RN program was accelerated, one year long, and designed for students with
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Anonymous submission (emergency physician) EM here. So the hospital was trying to hire a new midlevel one day. They found a family medicine NP who had a few orientation shifts. The NP staffed a patient with me as "patient came in with a headache. It's moderate. Also
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Can anyone interpret the interpretation?
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In reference to Round 1 for PMHNPs After the Match: Boosting Profits Drives NP Diploma Mills : Emergency Medicine NewsAn abstract is unavailable.LWW An article entitled "Boosting Profits Drives NP Diploma Mills" published in the February 2021 issue of Emergency Medicine News has been making quite a few
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Why bother learning medicine when there's an easy algorithm for everything?
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"Might be"? It's a fucking STEMI!
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If you don't want to be called a midlevel, then go to medical school and become a physician.
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Originally posted on Reddit I’ve been an NP for almost 5 years and was a nurse for 5 years before that. Nearly all of my experience has been in the outpatient setting, community health centers and urgent care clinics. I completed an FNP program at a very competitive school
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It doesn't take long for a second-year medical student to figure out what an FNP can't.
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Medicine 101: Don't sleep with your patients.
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We would be truly horrified if this was an actual patient case, but thankfully, based on the comments of this post, it appears that this is none other than this nurse practitioner's very own finger! Can anyone give her some pointers? We're not too sure that