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FNP in the Southeast, 7 years primary care experience. I feel like I am an excellent provider. Also have MS in prior field. I received an offer for an ortho practice that would be clinic only (no surgery, no call, no rounding). I have more experience in this particular area than an average primary care NP.
Benefits are average. The offer is $85,000 plus 15% of net collections. I have no idea what my collections would be but would expect to see 16-20 pts per day. Currently making $112 in family practice but want to get out. Am I being low-balled? If so, is it enough that it's downright disrespectful? Please only answers from people living in the Southeast. I don't need people from NYC and Cali chiming in to tell me that your sister who is an LPN makes more than this.
You linked me a wall of text that is obviously trying to argue against people seeing nurse practitioners and PAs. Three of the paragraphs were stating the same information, that NPs and PAs were 5% more likely to prescribe antibiotics.
That’s one of the hills we are dying on? That they prescribe antibiotics 5%?
I just read one of the journals, the outcome was largely viewed that most education involving the overprescribing of antibiotics was focused on physicians only.
It wasn’t well written. It was grasping, hence including the same topic 3 times.
What does the p value have to do with my comment on overprescribing? That had a claimed accuracy of .001 so like I said a 5 percent difference and not even on broad spectrum antibiotics.
Just say you are upset NPs are trickling money away from you. Of course I’m sure the insurance companies and over compensated support staff aren’t the issues right?
No where did I say the physician should be replaced. I don’t believe that at all. I’m not going to shit on other healthcare providers though.
You haven’t explained shit, you haven’t countered anything.
I don’t know if it’s your autism or you are just a miserable person.
Dumbass bringing up p values like that has anything to do with my statement.
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Yes they should. What kind of crack are you smoking?