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Image 1 — New grad PA-C doing a ‘surgical residency’ claims that she has the exact same responsibilities as an intern. These people are actually delusional
Image 2 — New grad PA-C doing a ‘surgical residency’ claims that she has the exact same responsibilities as an intern. These people are actually delusional
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New grad PA-C doing a ‘surgical residency’ claims that she has the exact same responsibilities as an intern. These people are actually delusional

u/InevitableIll3262 — 4 hours ago
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NPs attend medical school?

Since when? I thought only physicians went to medical school… to be medical doctors (md/do)…

Anyway, they removed my comment… apparently the truth is “unnecessary hostile and offensive”. If you’re offended that I told you, you are not in medical school. You are the problem….

Have a great day.

u/thehellwegonnadonow — 5 hours ago
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Physicians should start suing en mass

I believe it’s about time for medical doctors to unite and form an association (or whatever) to sue notorious noctors who use the title of doctor in clinical settings and mislead patients. Start from a single state and move to other states. A single practice being sued will prompt other noctor clinics to be cautious about the legal implications of purposely cosplaying as a medical doctor.

It’s now or never.

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u/player-974 — 3 hours ago
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DNP, FNP-C

Can someone give me a more detailed description of what this person can actually do (i already googled)? They work in Neurology. I had a bit of a strange run in with this person. Not in regards to diagnosis, as I already have that, but more with how to proceed with ordering stuff (labs, meds, etc). They have 15 years experience with said disease at a huge medical system, so I was shocked at inability of knowing what to do. This person seemed very flustered/unorganized. Not sure if lack of knowledge or just a bad day.

I've not posted in here, so if this kind of post isn't allowed please let me know instead of downvoting. Thank you.

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u/Beginning_Network_39 — 4 hours ago
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SO many “NP only” private psychiatry clinics online… that will do anything to obscure physician absence from prospective patients

One of many advertised to me today.

DrHpsychiatry.com (sure would think it’s a doctor with the last name H!)

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u/minddgamess — 1 day ago
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For eight years I thought the NP at an ER gave me Toradol for a broken ankle. I just realized it was Haldol

u/No-Listen-2733 — 2 days ago
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So many clinics staff only PAs/NPs.... and their "supervising physician" is never around. Should we implement change?

u/Prestigious-Bid-4725 — 2 days ago
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Jounral: Physicians Are Not Providers: The Ethical Significance of Names in Health Care: A Policy Paper From the American College of Physicians

u/Restart27 — 2 days ago