The "Doctor" will see you now.
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Ahhhh….
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What category does the shoe magnet fall in?
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https://wholehealthchicago.com/about/jordan-neumann
Jordan Neumann is a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner who graduated with her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Rush University this spring.
I don't see any indication exactly which spring that is.
Conditions Treated
.Allergies and food sensitivities
.Candida and parasite issues
.Chronic lyme disease
.Fibromyalgia
.Chronic fatigue
.Thyroid, adrenal and sex hormone issues
.Weight management
.Women’s health
.Men’s health
.Peptide therapy
.Infusion and injection therapy
.Immune support
.Nutritional supportAre those all "conditions"?
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Fibromyalgia
Is there even such a thing?
Anyone I’ve ever met who said they “suffered” from it and maintained it was “chronic”’also hated their jobs and maximised any sickness and short and long term disability benefits they had. At the same time they all complained that their doctors couldn’t find anything physically wrong with them after exhaustive tests. Some MDs even told them it was all in their heads and sent them on their way.
Elbows up!
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Fibromyalgia
Is there even such a thing?
Anyone I’ve ever met who said they “suffered” from it and maintained it was “chronic”’also hated their jobs and maximised any sickness and short and long term disability benefits they had. At the same time they all complained that their doctors couldn’t find anything physically wrong with them after exhaustive tests. Some MDs even told them it was all in their heads and sent them on their way.
@Renauda said in The "Doctor" will see you now.:
Fibromyalgia
Is there even such a thing?
Anyone I’ve ever met who said they “suffered” from it and maintained it was “chronic”’also hated their jobs and maximised any sickness and short and long term disability benefits they had. At the same time they all complained that their doctors couldn’t find anything physically wrong with them after exhaustive tests. Some MDs even told them it was all in their heads and sent them on their way.
We'd see at least one fibromyalgia sufferer come to the OR every two months.
Common features:
- Age - late 20s to mid 40s.
- Gender - XX chromosome carriers (yeah, I said that)
- Marital status - married
- Suburban - almost never saw this when I worked downtown
- Generally a "miserable-looking" person.
I've seen some work that suggests that fibromyalgia has an organic cause - but these studies are sporadic and never verifiable.
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@Renauda said in The "Doctor" will see you now.:
Fibromyalgia
Is there even such a thing?
Anyone I’ve ever met who said they “suffered” from it and maintained it was “chronic”’also hated their jobs and maximised any sickness and short and long term disability benefits they had. At the same time they all complained that their doctors couldn’t find anything physically wrong with them after exhaustive tests. Some MDs even told them it was all in their heads and sent them on their way.
We'd see at least one fibromyalgia sufferer come to the OR every two months.
Common features:
- Age - late 20s to mid 40s.
- Gender - XX chromosome carriers (yeah, I said that)
- Marital status - married
- Suburban - almost never saw this when I worked downtown
- Generally a "miserable-looking" person.
I've seen some work that suggests that fibromyalgia has an organic cause - but these studies are sporadic and never verifiable.
@George-K said in The "Doctor" will see you now.:
Gender - XX chromosome carriers
Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a chronic musculoskeletal disorder of unknown etiology that affects up to 5.0% of the world population. It has a high female predominance, between 80 and 96%. Due to the low number of diagnosed men, research work has focused mainly on women.
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How long is the FNP program and what kind of work happens during it? There might only be 6 days of classroom instruction but is there a mentorship program working with physicians in their current workplace?
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My NP is a shitload better than all the doctors at the practice.
Please love yourself.
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I can't find the page that links this image, but here's a screenshot that I did find.
https://nursing.georgetown.edu/degree-programs/masters/fnp-online/
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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I think there’s a very important place for NPs. As our knowledge grows in so many fields of medicine, there’s been a greater need for specialization. As that continues to grow, so has the need to have more skilled service providers between the traditional nurse and specialist, but more and more autonomy and responsibility is being thrust upon these roles without subsequent education and training requirements.
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I also worry that while NPs get a lot of the technical training necessary for the roles, they receive less of the ethical and moral training that comes with the years of schooling.
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I can't find the page that links this image, but here's a screenshot that I did find.
https://nursing.georgetown.edu/degree-programs/masters/fnp-online/
@George-K said in The "Doctor" will see you now.:
I can't find the page that links this image, but here's a screenshot that I did find.
https://nursing.georgetown.edu/degree-programs/masters/fnp-online/
44 credits… to become a practicing physician requires 150 postgrad credits, no? 1 semester of medical ethics course. How does that compare with medical school?
