Endocrinology nurse reddit. Best “little thing” (that was actually a big thing) you ever did for a patient? I have a really big passion for endocrinology, and I hope to one day work as an NP in an endocrinology/diabetes management outpatient setting. This is…. I am finishing my last year of nurse practitioner school this year, and looking to specialize in endocrinology. I was wondering if there are any NP's out there who have specialized in that that could tell me: typical day, where they work, yearly salary, job satisfaction, certifications/school required. Add your thoughts and get the conversation going. Happens every July. Hi! My latest bloodwork showed that my transcortin levels were quite high : 90 pg/ml [30-50]. It finally happened, I saw one in the wild. However, I have taken a recent interest in Endocrinology. I am a current ICU nurse, and was diagnosed with T1D as a child. Just wondering if anyone is currently working in endo, or has any advice as to where I should work after I get my BSN? You can also be an endo nurse who doesn't do DM education and just works with all endocrine disorders. Nursing for nurses and by nurses for the care of all. What is it like working as an endocrinology RN? Nobody's responded to this post yet. As far as the typical day, I think that will vary depending on where you go. Does anyone know how to reduce it in order to free up my cortisol? r/Endocrinologists: This is an area for the scientific discussion of any aspect of endocrinology, current or historic, you find interesting. Looking for a good endocrinologist is in S Florida or Miami if possible. This would account for my low daytime cortisol. kcune kzr wtqvq vqraeio gltsn xwy cey sop kcm sops