@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 For the public and any health care professional watching this exchange, here comes the education. I am certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine. I have completed a residency in Emergency Medicine after taking three licensing exams, a written board and an oral board.
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 2)I have remained certified for 25 years. I am, by definition, an expert in emergency medicine. Please contact the American College of Emergency Medicine and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine who can confirm my credentials represent that of an expert. The individual
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 3)claiming he is an expert in an emergency nurse practitioner. His certification does not classify him as an expert in EMERGENCY MEDICINE because he is not allowed to practice medicine, he is a nurse. Ron Ray, what I am telling you is this. You claimed to be an expert before. I
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 4)told you to give me the name of the ED director of your hospital so that I could provide it to ACEP and AAEM as you informed me that you were practicing "independently". Your state may be FPA, the ER is not. Hospital bylaws can override state laws of FPA and make the ED
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 5)director your supervisor, whether you like it or not. What the hospital cannot do is give you "independence" when the state is a supervised state. Hospital bylaws are take just as seriously as state laws regarding the healing arts. So when you misrepresent yourself as an expert
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 6)to the public as an emergency medicine expert, you are violating the business and professions codes(BPC) of your state regarding truth in advertising. Why? Because nurses are not medical experts. In addition, the national medical standards and guidelines for emergency medicine
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 7)are set by our umbrella organizations, the two main being ACEP and AAEM. You know what they say Ron Ray? They do not support the unsupervised practice of NPs/PAs in emergency medicine. Period. If you are being allowed to do so, the public now knows and can file a complaint not
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 8)not only against you, but against the hospital in which you are employed and your medical director. You most likely will not be held accountable because as a nurse, you are not held to the medical standard legally. However, the ED director is Ron Ray..and you just put his a**
@nomadcrna @shycollie @rosru924 @SuckTrebek @FollowsCourage @RBlockMD @DocStrange_1 @fpapro1 @RealLion33 9)in a sling because of your big mouth. To the public I say, ALWAYS, ALWAYS check the credentials of every health care professional responsible for your care. Lesson over.
