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Topic	Your doctor may not be a doctor.
Ludacris01 09/02/19 1:40:44 PM #25:	AngelSeven posted... DarkRoast posted... There are two kinds of mid-level providers: PA - Attends a 3 year "mini med school" of sorts, then works under a supervising physician basically (legally) as a proxy. APRN - An RN who gets a PhD in advanced practice. These were previously nurses who got advanced training and are (usually) legally allowed to practice independently without a supervising physician. Independent practice is generally limited to clinic. APRNs who work in the hospital have supervising physicians. So would something like a dentist fit in the first category? no, a dentist is an actual doc dental assistants (the person doing your cleanings) - most likely --- "that ambipom is on crack" - Lemonz89 Friend Safari: Steel (Mawile; Forretress; Excadrill) <cite>Ludacris01 posted [p:926864166] in Your docto... [t:77981726]...</cite> <quote>AngelSeven posted...</cite> <quote>DarkRoast posted...</cite> <quote>There are two kinds of mid-level providers: PA - Attends a 3 year "mini med school" of sorts, then works under a supervising physician basically (legally) as a proxy. APRN - An RN who gets a PhD in advanced practice. These were previously nurses who got advanced training and are (usually) legally allowed to practice independently without a supervising physician. Independent practice is generally limited to clinic. APRNs who work in the hospital have supervising physicians.</quote> So would something like a dentist fit in the first category?</quote> no, a dentist is an actual doc dental assistants (the person doing your cleanings) - most likely --- "that ambipom is on crack" - Lemonz89 Friend Safari: Steel (Mawile; Forretress; Excadrill)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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