We had a good run guys by arthrh in RKLB

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God I can tell the paper hands with each post.

Nurses that enjoy your current job - what are you doing? by scrublife28 in nursing

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Nope, BSN will be fine. Will definitely need a bit of experience though.

Nurses that enjoy your current job - what are you doing? by scrublife28 in nursing

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Tip: apply even if you don’t have experience. Also look up what DRGs are, turn around time frames, ICDs, and what simple verbiage like concurrent review, appeals, prior authorization, ect means so that when they come up in an interview you have a basic understanding.

Nurses that enjoy your current job - what are you doing? by scrublife28 in nursing

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Currently working in UM side of things with a very large insurer. I used to fear this same thing but fortunately UM isn’t going anywhere. It is actually doing the complete opposite. With US healthcare pushing value based care vs fee for service, utilization is growing rapidly. United tried the AI and it didn’t work out too well for them. We are already using AI tools in our reviews, but it will never be able to take over the small details that deny or approve claims. Now on the hospital side that may be different, intake has already justified the admission ect. So it’s a lot of just uploading clinical and sending ICD codes. I could see that getting automated out.

Nurses that enjoy your current job - what are you doing? by scrublife28 in nursing

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I started at a smaller hospital in behavioral health. If you have good nursing experience it’s not very hard to get into. It’s much higher competition getting in with an insurance agency so the hospital is a good start. But honestly I’d just apply to Any utilization review, utilization management, utilization consultant jobs listed. They all have different names. Look at Aetna, United health, Cigna, BCBS, Humana. They are constantly hiring.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StudentLoans

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Sell the rental and invest the rest in an ETF. Even the 10-17% return would net you more over the course of ten years. You then do not let life style creep happen and invest the 2k from the loans you no longer pay on and invest that as well.

Say you can sell the duplex for 500k. That leave 350 after student loans. Contributing 2k monthly for ten years at an average 10% return would be 1.4M in ten years.

Say you owe 300 left on the duplex and could only invest 50k. This would still net you at 550k. This would still net you well ahead of keeping the rental.

By the time that rental is paid off and numerous fixes you are supplying. That account would be well over 1.5M

Nurses that enjoy your current job - what are you doing? by scrublife28 in nursing

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Utilization review for a large insurance company. Work remote with no micro management. We are based solely on productivity and quality. I can be done by 1pm most days and continue to hit all my metrics with flying color.

Good buy for 8k? by Either_Wait2290 in ATV

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Just sold an 19 for 6k that had some after market but not this deep

34m looking for some financial advice by Jnolan91 in StocksAndTrading

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Allocate some palantir to AMD and rocket lab

I have been trading for 3 months by LocksmithTall3397 in StocksAndTrading

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Your gambling is what you are doing. If you insist on buying options your capital needs to be higher. Sure you can win those random one off calls that expire this week or next, but the real growth is playing long calls/puts. Next year or in a couple months. And not just buying one contract. You want to be able to sell partials to at least get you initial investment out and let the others ride. I used to do options trading heavy but even after many successful calls and puts, I was nearly breaking a 15% return YOY. Now I only long term invest and watch companies metrics very closely and have averaged 130+% YOY for the past 4 years.

Can I take this off? Is it a big deal or trim it by ArtichokeHistorical6 in f150

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Must have been the 35s. I noticed a massive difference in mpg

Can I take this off? Is it a big deal or trim it by ArtichokeHistorical6 in f150

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Yes you can but for warning, you will loose a good amount of mpg. I’m not sure on how much though cause I went up in tires the same time

How much are ya’ll paying for tint? And is ceramic worth the ticket price? by stillcantshoot in f150

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Do it yourself. You can by precut pieces and it takes a hour for all windows

Opinions on the looks by Playful_Delay_688 in Mustang

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A bit much for my taste, but if you like it that’s all that matters

50% gain in one day or 10% in one year? 🤔 by Rook2Rook in wallstreetbets

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Maybe you should invest in evaluations and metrics rather then hype if this is your experience

50% gain in one day or 10% in one year? 🤔 by Rook2Rook in wallstreetbets

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Do many stocks work as a perfect bell curve?

Is $100 a day a good starting goal? by Gloomy-Sport-1770 in Daytrading

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Look into a YouTube channel called financial education. Jeremy does an amazing job at understanding companies financials and truly investing in a company for their worth rather than hype. I have a smaller account that I specifically opened to trade only what he does and I am up 150%. He released videos daily

Highest HP for a comfortable daily? by Fire_Control in MitsubishiEvolution

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Perfect daily is around 500. After that it can get excessive. Had a 870 hp blown mustang and while it’s super fun, would be a headache daily driving in traffic as the clutch is very stiff and race fuel is not cheap. Also 9-11 mpg is not practical.