u/grettasgone

How to hire a part time nurse practitioner in family medicine?

I just joined a family medicine private practice (I'm an MD; I didn't see any rules prohibiting me from posting with this question, but if I was wrong I apologize - please delete). I read on another subreddit about a unique model where nurse practitioners do only medicare wellness visits. I am drowning in medicare wellness visits and this really piqued my interest. I only have 2 extra slots in clinic, so this would be a 4 or 8 hour a week position. But I envision the nurse practitioner only doing Medicare Wellness visits, no additional concerns addressed during the visit, no call, no lab follow up, nothing.

I wanted to see if anyone on this sub had any insight into whether:

  1. This sort of part time, hourly position would be even remotely attractive to any nurse practitioners in general? Are most nurse practitioners interested in full time, salaried work?
  2. Where one posts job positions for nurse practitioners? Is there a website or facebook group or professional organization to contact?
  3. How does one find out the hourly rate for nurse practitioners in their area? Is there a website.

I apologize for being completely clueless. I earnestly want to make this happen, but I don't know where to start. Am I way off base? Is this probably not viable?

Edit: Thank you so much for your responses. This gave me great starting points and I am feeling really hopeful!

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u/grettasgone — 15 hours ago

80's themed sleep over for 13 year old boys - gimme ideas!

I want to host an 80's themed sleepover for 4 13 year old boys. So far I've thought of:

- Swimming in the pool

- Koolaid to drink

- Watching an 80's movie like Back to the Future or Karate Kid or Short Circuit.

- Hooking up the NES or Super Nintendo for them to play the few games I have: mario kart, kong, Dr Mario, Mario World.

- Pizza

I am female, and I know so many more things I'd add for an 80's themed girl slumber party, but I didn't attend boy sleepovers in the 80's. What am I missing? What should I add?

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u/grettasgone — 1 month ago