What's the difference between a physician's assistant and a nurse practitioner?

The NP is sort of like a doctor where he or she can assess and evaluate medical conditions and provide treatment which may include prescription medication. The NP is more invasive with the patient...

Yup its bullsh!t. Same with teaching hospitals. You get students instead of doctors.

It depends entirely on the individual's training, experience and personality. Another consideration would be hospital regulations and state board of medicine scope of practice regulations, an...

Elk is incorrect about the path to nurse practitioner. All Nurse Practitioners in the US, regardless of specialty, are currently graduates of a Master of Science in Nursing Program. Most peop...

Define cheap. There isn't much competition out there for medical malpractice, the rates are all pretty much the same. The biggest difference is in the tail or retroactive date - so if on...

Here's a link to the Alaskan Nurse Practitioners Association with some job openings, might give you an idea of what's going on: ...

i was told that but 7 years after I had it, I had some blood tests and was told I had it again. i notice whenever I get run down i get a sore throat and if i have blood tests at that time it shows ...

Run Google search then refine search to the area. You find all you need with the search engines. Good Luck.