Which are the most common drug classifications that nurse practitioners are restricted from ordering?

The real answer is that it varies from doc to doc. PAs can't work without a doctor there, and NPs can work independently and set up clinics and get their own patients (in the state I live in)....

you should try try and check in with your local V.A hospitals because different hospital chains pay more or less than others , depending on were you live . you should go on this website they ha...

There are alot of options for scheduling. You can choose to work in a doctors office and work 8-5 Mon-Fri but the pay is less and probably fewer benefits. You can choose float pool in a hospital ...

Sometimes.

The insurance companies (both medical insurance and especially malpractice insurance) are making it so it is not practical... when you have to spend THAT MUCH money and time to become a Dr, the pay...

Salary varies from state to state: Michigan, start at $27.00- 42.00/ hour and shift differentials will add anywhere from .50- 3.00 more per hour. Schooling: RN, can get a 2 yr associates or 4yr ...

A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a registered nurse who has completed specific advanced nursing education (generally a master's degree) and training in the diagnosis and management of common as we...

There is actually no specific medical/nursing nutritional therapy subspecialty. Both professions receive basic health sciences, including nutrition (mostly therapeutic nutrition, dealing with nutri...