Will352nd replied to Warningsign's topic in Emergency
As a PA, best advise I can think of is never order IM Toradol when the patient can take a PO Motrin. :) Remember, the work-up is the work-up based on what the patient requires, not what is easiest...
A few things. The AS programs are ending. All are moving to Masters. The AS programs are some of the longest standing programs and have great reputations. These were born out of the old Certification...
These threads always digress into who is better. The same thing happens on the PA forums. If you take a new grad PA and NP and put them in the same practice, there will some differences, but minor....
There were 3 nurses in my cohort (PA). One failed out in the second semester, one graduated but had difficulty the whole way through, and one was a rock star; one of the smartest people I know. For...
It's interesting to the hear that you don't think the AANP and the ANA as a whole, don't have clout. You described that change is difficult...yes, it is. You won't get it all and there will always be...
Not quite right. PA's were one of the answers to primary care shortage in 60's. It had nothing to do with "the MD's answer to NP's". The PA model was never to indended to just be an "assistent" to the...
Thanks for your reply. 5 points for every year would equal 85 points (19 years). Are you sure that is right? Good with me if it is, but that seems pretty high. *Edit: I found the answer. It is 5...
Hi, I have read the entire thread, but I haven't seen anything on how the school comes up with the scores. I know it is a variation of GPA and NAT, but how are the variables weighed against each...