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  1. ACNP or PA in the ED

    pangari posted a topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP
    Jst asking for some info or thoughts about working in the ED as a ACNP or a PA. I have been told that ACNP do not get to work in the ED (or maybe that is just my region). This is the area in which I want to work when I am done with my NP but do I need to go back and get a PA in order to work in a trauma ED or trauma area? Or do I need to switch now? I know that there are not many differences in the job descriptions (although this does depend on the state that one practices in) but which higher degree is more likely to obtain a job in a trauma/Level 1 ED? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks pangari

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