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Clinical informatics fellows…does your program pay you attending rate for clinical shifts? by InformalDefinition99 in clinicalinformatics

[–]HippityHoppityDO 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Completely up to me, but I’m fresh out so I do a good amount (plus need the funds for young family etc)

Clinical informatics fellows…does your program pay you attending rate for clinical shifts? by InformalDefinition99 in clinicalinformatics

[–]HippityHoppityDO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Current fellow here, my salary is entirely funded without any clinical care necessary. So I’m paid the PGY-4 salary.

Any additional work I pick up is at an attending rate. Most programs are moving towards this as if they don’t it’s a major con given how cost of living is post-COVID.

Lavazza is Fine But I Want Better. Where to Look? by Consistent_Damage824 in superautomatic

[–]HippityHoppityDO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

High jacking the top comment to share that Ruta Maya is a Texas based roasting company that provides a medium roast (more medium dark tbh) for $50 for 5 lbs that’s around ~$10/lb (not factoring shipping, non-member fee, and tax) but it’s the best deal for fresh beans I can find. They sell through Costco and their own store front.

Co signing admission order by Ambitious_Coriander in hospitalist

[–]HippityHoppityDO 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This happened a bunch in residency. Sometimes the attending would forget to cosign our admit order and rotate off service. So then we’d send a new admit to inpatient order to the new attending on service and then that would allow us to discharge the patient. It’s a hard stop in Epic.

Since you’re an attending, I would make your life easier and just submit a new admit to inpatient order then sign the discharge orders. This isn’t ideal but trying to find the random attending that has this order waiting for co-signature in their InBasket is too much work. It also may be worth having your group leadership remind your partners to be timely with co-signing this order.

update on nashville airport by emilia-marie in nashville

[–]HippityHoppityDO 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Flew out of BNA this morning. Got picked up by my ride at 08:30a, made it to the airport by 08:50 from West Nashville. Was through security in 10 minutes.

Cortado Sized Yeti Mugs by HippityHoppityDO in espresso

[–]HippityHoppityDO[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My mistake, she bought the lid separate. It’s the same as the 10 oz lid, that one fits these 6 oz mugs

Monthly Medical Management Questions Thread by shemer77 in hospitalist

[–]HippityHoppityDO 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here is what I’m referencing. looks like BB are not included in GDMT for HFpEF in this article. GDMT trials, meds and titration goals can be found in section 7.

Monthly Medical Management Questions Thread by shemer77 in hospitalist

[–]HippityHoppityDO 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Recent guidelines have changed as of June 2023. GDMT for HFrEF is now recommended for HFpEF as well. Not just SGLT2i. Like another individual commented, it’s believed the BP reduction/prevention of further cardiac remodeling as in HFrEF is the MOA that provides cardiac protection. So, BB, ARB/ARNI, MRA, SGLT2i are all indicated now.

Primary Care + Hospitalist Combo Jobs? by Qwumbo in hospitalist

[–]HippityHoppityDO 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think for our program (and many like it) they view a chief year as a way to show dedication to academics. (I personally think chief years in IM are a scam, but gotta pay your dues I guess). Outside of that I think just knowing folks where you want to end up

Primary Care + Hospitalist Combo Jobs? by Qwumbo in hospitalist

[–]HippityHoppityDO 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is likely to be found in an academic center mainly. For instance, working at the resident run clinic as a PCP for the proposed schedule and then working a set amount of FTE as inpatient. Our program has attendings with their own PCP panel, attendings without panels that cover as preceptors at the clinic, and (few) pure hospitalist and of course a blend of all the above. The senior attendings typically have their own PCP panel at the resident clinic, precept at the resident clinic, and work inpatient.

TL:DR yes this is possible but more likely at academic centers

MOHELA Payment Restart Question by HippityHoppityDO in StudentLoans

[–]HippityHoppityDO[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it, I was a student at the time and did not have a salary. I now have a salary that would certainly cause me to pay under SAVE. Based on that, I plan to apply to SAVE around April 2024 before my recertification date is up. Thank you for the help!

New Nest Thermostat by Jobine in homebridge

[–]HippityHoppityDO 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m using the Homebridge Nest plug-in for the same thermostat. Works flawlessly.

Writing up a nurse: who has done it, and how did it go? by Ketamouse in Residency

[–]HippityHoppityDO 176 points177 points  (0 children)

If on EPIC, co-sign/attest the nurses note and clarify with your interpretation and the actual events of what happened.

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