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Can a nurse practitioners open up a clinic? |
Can a nurse practitioners open up a clinic? Of course they can...or simply practice solo. Neither a nurse practitioner or a physician's assistant can open their own practice. They ALWAYS have to work under a licensed doctor. They can open a clinic if they have a doctor over it. |
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