Episode 122 – NP Student vs. Preceptor Liability and My Take on How NPs can Be More Marketable!
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I review liability as an NP student and preceptor. I also give my perspective on how we as a profession can make us more marketable to employers. Keep spreading the word, give some ratings and use the Amazon Affiliate link! Chronic Intractables t-shirts are available for sale, so […]
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Episode 121 – Do You Need Malpractice Insurance in an FQHC and Oppressive Contracts!
Welcome back to the NP Dude podcast! On this episode I explain why you should always have your own malpractice insurance policy even if you are working in an FQHC. I also describe the only situation when a malpractice policy could be a detriment but the risk still outweighs the potential problem. I respond to […]
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Episode 120 – An Exercise in Measuring Your Liability and Low Base Salary with “Bonus” Contracts!
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I respond to a Chronic Intractable’s request to analyse liability and when to refer to endocrinology. This isn’t so much about diabetes or referrals but a breakdown of how to analyse malpractice and your liability in any situation! I discuss what pitfalls to look for in a contract […]
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Episode 119 – Terminating Employees and Was ZDogg Hating on the VA Warranted?
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I provide some guidance about what you should be doing to prepare to terminate an employee and some pitfalls to avoid. I also explain why I think ZDogg’s bashing the VA is misplaced and the arguments he makes, although possibly valid, we’re incomplete. Give a listen and […]
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Episode 118 – Contract Location Terms and What Are These Compact States?
Happy New Year! On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I discuss what happens when your employer tells you your office is closing and you have to travel to a new location. I also give my opinions about Compact states and why they haven’t become popular yet. Start the new year off with a […]
Read MoreEpisode 117 – Independence vs FPA and Tax Law Eliminates Individual Mandate!
On today’s episode of the NP Dude podcast I respond to a recent Facebook thread about the difference between being “independent” and full practice authority and how I think new and old NPs should come together! I also provide an update on the new Federal tax law and the individual mandate. Support the show by […]
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Episode 116 – Going from a Corp to a Sole Proprietor, Employment Contracts in Right to Work States, and Non-Competes!
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I give my opinion on why I would continue to operate as an organization if moving into a 1099 role. I also explain why employment contracts are enforceable in right to work states and give my reasoning why ignoring non-competes could be a disaster for you. Keep […]
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Episode 115 – Why I Feel PAs are “Mid-level”, More Side Hustles, and RVUs!
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I explain my logic how PAs are “mid-level”! I am not debating our PA brothers and sisters aren’t good providers but how their license and expectation in practice is inherently so. I also mention an experienced listener’s comments about a side hustle he does which got me […]
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Episode 114 – Discussion with an MD and an NP Named in a Lawsuit Reaches Out for Help!
On this episode of the NP Dude podcast I tell a tale of a discussion I had recently with a physician regarding NPs, but be warned I get a little fired up! I also respond to a question about what to do when named in a lawsuit and you don’t have your own policy. Keep […]
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Episode 113 – The Clinical Appraisal Podcast, Chronic Intractables Getting Stuff Done, and Malpractice Insurance Must Haves!
On this episode of The NP Dude podcast, I want to introduce you all to a new podcast that is definitely worth your time. Clinical Appraisal by Ian Lane is well done and provides insight in deconstructing nursing research for use in the clinical setting. Subscribe to his show on iTunes by searching the title […]
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