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09/25/2009 1:09 AM
celebtrashwhore wrote: lolitachic05 wrote: celebtrashwhore wrote: . NPs seem to have a less rigorous admissions procedure and curriculum in general. /sweeping generalizations. I think that is likely true. However, interestingly enough, I've heard it's better to be a NP than a PA, because NP's have more independence. Plus, schooling is often cheaper, because its easier to get an employer to pay for a NP program. I think maybe it depends what state you live in? Because in California NPs cant practice like they do in other states so ours really arent as free as they are in other states. Like in CA they need someone (a MD) to supervise their prescriptions and they flat out cant prescribe some drugs. I think in a few states they operate super independently without any supervision and just practice like doctors. (Which is honestly odd in imo).
lolitachic05 wrote: celebtrashwhore wrote: . NPs seem to have a less rigorous admissions procedure and curriculum in general. /sweeping generalizations. I think that is likely true. However, interestingly enough, I've heard it's better to be a NP than a PA, because NP's have more independence. Plus, schooling is often cheaper, because its easier to get an employer to pay for a NP program.
celebtrashwhore wrote: . NPs seem to have a less rigorous admissions procedure and curriculum in general. /sweeping generalizations.
NPs seem to have a less rigorous admissions procedure and curriculum in general. /sweeping generalizations.
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