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Physician Extenders on Episode 8 of Insights in Nursing

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This week’s episode of Insights in Nursing looked at a USA Today article on multi-state licenses causing problems with disciplined nurses skirting the rules. Is this a huge problem or much ado about nothing?

Then we move on to discuss a problem with the title some physician agencies are using for PAs and Nurse Practitioners. They are being called “Physician Extenders.” Huh?  EXACTLY.

Finally we point out an instance of the media getting it right by recognizing a nurse who was nominated to a position of honor by a patient advocacy group.

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Join our panel of special nursing guests as we delve in to this topic.

Kim McAllister from the Emergiblog

Terri Polick from Nurse Ratched’s Place

and Jamie Davis of the Nursing Show

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Contact us at InsightsInNursing@GMail.com with your comments on this episode, suggestions for the show or future episodes or just to tell about what you think is important right now for you as a nurse!

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2 Responses to Physician Extenders – on Insights in Nursing

  1. I loved this episode regarding Physician “extenders” and thought that you all covered the topic very well. I take such offense to the term extender! I would LOVE to give you insight on Nurse Practitioner issues. Feel free to contact me if you ever want me to come on your show! Kim is so articulate and I love her blog. She inspires me to blog and I hope that she continues to pursue her advanced degree and joins our ranks as an Advanced Practice Nurse.

  2. admin says:

    Thanks for your input. I’m glad you are enjoying the Insights in Nursing podcast. I’ll make sure that Kim and Terri get the word on this comment. Send me your contact info via the InsightsinNursing(at)gmail(dot)com email address and I’ll put in the rotation for an upcoming episode.

    Jamie Davis, the Podmedic

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