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Oh I get it, you aren't intentionally being obtuse, you're just thick. Gain some reading comprehension and refer to my previous posts in regard to your, "there is no single route" bs comment. Also, PLEASE OH PRETTY PLEASE show me where I am wrong in that PAs don't need a physician to supervise their work. PLEASE, educate me on the matter.
You would seem to be the one woefully lacking in reading comprehension....
That no single route bs comment as you refer to it is undeniably true but you can keep wishing it isn't...
You would seem to be the one woefully lacking in reading comprehension....
That no single route bs comment as you refer to it is undeniably true but you can keep wishing it isn't...
Here let me help you out since you seem to be a little slow:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kereczr
So like I said you wanted to smear the truth. Of course if their are different specialties there are going to be different tests. However those specialties you've listed are separate from the "core" advanced practitioner paths such as nurse midwife, nurse anesthetist, family nurse practitioner, etc Think of it as a mechanic that goes to get added credentials by taking a class on how to fix electric hybrids, those are separate from the "MAIN" nursing professions for whom tests are standardized. If that weren't the case, every time you moved to a different state you would have to take their tests to make sure you meet their boards standards, reciprocity is a wonderful thing so don't be so obtuse.
Like I said, your "examples" have NOTHING to do with the main educational requirements for advance practice nurses. They are SEPARATE SUB SPECIALTIES. Get it now? DO I have to make it even more simple to understand before you grasp what I am saying?
Here let me help you out since you seem to be a little slow:
Like I said, your "examples" have NOTHING to do with the main educational requirements for advance practice nurses. They are SEPARATE SUB SPECIALTIES. Get it now? DO I have to make it even more simple to understand before you grasp what I am saying?
Go back and READ what I said....
You really are clueless aren't you
How many routes are there to national certification for a PA......one!!!!!
How many routes are there to national certification for an NP.....more than one!!!!
Who administers the ONE national certification exam to PA's.....an independent organization
Who administers the SEVERAL certification exams to NP's......branches of the same organizations responsible for educating NP's
Capiche????
Understand yet???
What is so difficult about this rather simple concept for you to understand
My apologies for letting this thread go on so long and allowing all the sticks and stones to be thrown. *** future reference, please NO NAME CALLING! If someone does not agree with you it does not mean they are dense or slow. No infractions will be given because of multiple mud slinging, but consider this discussion over.
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Gain some reading comprehension and refer to my previous posts in regard to your, "there is no single route" bs comment. Also, PLEASE OH PRETTY PLEASE show me where I am wrong in that PAs don't need a physician to supervise their work. PLEASE, educate me on the matter.
