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re: Question for Docs/Surgeons/ARNPs
Posted on 3/16/17 at 8:27 am to YipSkiddlyDooo
Posted on 3/16/17 at 8:27 am to YipSkiddlyDooo
quote:that definitely depends on the state laws and the particular group. The PAs and NPs in our group do the exact same thing as well as bill the exact same
The group should have some projections of how she will increase production/collections as well that she should ask for. She has slightly more value than a PA since she can see patients, chart and bill autonomously. Depending on the cases scheduled, I would have clinic patients for her to see on my OR days instead of using her as a first assist. A PA can't do that without one of the partners having to do extra work cosigning his/her charts...
Posted on 3/16/17 at 9:42 pm to saderade
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that definitely depends on the state laws and the particular group. The PAs and NPs in our group do the exact same thing as well as bill the exact same
I stand corrected. Sorry to the OP, in FL your wife is no more valuable than a PA. Go ahead and down vote this one too because you don't like the truth about her value to an ortho group. A poster above gave a very realistic starting salary range IMO, any lower than that and she'd make more money as a floor nurse working a little OT. Of course once any PA or NP learns a little bit about the pathology specific to the specialty, they become increasingly more valuable to the group/employer.
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