Published Jan 22, 2006
Medic2005
52 Posts
My goal is to be either a PA-C OR ARNP, can the ARNP work in cardiology or neurosurgery, or is it limited to a PA-C, have a great friend thats a PA-C like the way she works as a PA-C, on the other hand there is a ARNP there as well she has no people skills, took my daughter in to see the np about a stomcah ache she said it was in her head in other words she was saying she had no pain. dont get me wrong i'm not trying to bash anyone here just wanting some opions
Thanks Jerry
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
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My goal is to be either a PA-C OR ARNP, can the ARNP work in cardiology or neurosurgery, or is it limited to a PA-C, have a great friend thats a PA-C like the way she works as a PA-C, on the other hand there is a ARNP there as well she has no people skills, took my daughter in to see the np about a stomcah ache she said it was in her head in other words she was saying she had no pain. dont get me wrong i'm not trying to bash anyone here just wanting some opions Thanks Jerry
Hello, Medic2005,
I am sorry you had to experience the ineffectiveness of this individual. But, please do not base your decision to become NP on this "NP". There are bad HCP in all fields, physician, NP, PA. You just happened to get the bad one.
Yes, NP do work in all aspects of medicine.
Thanks Siri, Is There a web site like AAPA for the NPs,
Thanks Jerry :)
thanks siri, is there a web site like aapa for the nps,thanks jerry :)
thanks jerry :)
hello again,
here is a link about trends regarding pa/np:
http://www.aafp.org/afp/20051001/graham.html
here are some other links on np:
http://www.npcentral.net/consumer/about.nps.shtml
american academy of nurse practitioners (aanp)
american college of nurse practitioners (acnp)