What do you think about nurse practitioners as compared to doctors?

maryland, PA,NJ,NY,FL,CA,TX, i don't know anyothers

There are always jobs for nurses. You should apply before you move.

One of our best mid-levels in my ER is an ANP. The majority of our mid-levels, in fact, are NPs. I think as long as you have the credentials and experience, you can work in any department/specialty...

The average salary for an ARNP is approximately $74K. While it is possible for an NP to open an independent practice in some states, most do not. The risks, call schedule, and salary return often...

Of course it's a good profession but all you are is a glorified doctor and you have went to school for almost as much time! Schooling takes almost as long as medical school! So by the time you...

Go to www.payscale.com You can enter in your qualifications (education, experience, etc.) and they will tell you how much similar people make in any particular area.

Dear Mispris... I agree 100% with you. As a cancer survivor, I see a nurse practioner every month. He suggests, the doctors signs and indeed seems to give me more care than the doctor himself...

I do not know your exact location but wherever you are there are lots of job opportunities for nurse practitioners posted in quite a lot of internet websites. Just search for "nursing jobs (...