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I strong disagree. From the hospital perspective, NPs and PAs are cannon fodder thrown on the line. My sister in law is a NP who quit the ER. She worked as an
by Spooky23 4y ago
I strong disagree. From the hospital perspective, NPs and PAs are cannon fodder thrown on the line.
My sister in law is a NP who quit the ER. She worked as an RN in an ER for a decade and knew that she lacked the training and skills to be doing some of the stuff she was forced to do.
Patient lives and her license were at risk every day.