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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I saw posts recently that described a city as being “highly-educated” due to its hospital presence and I thought to myself, no. I don’t consider nurses, nurse practitioners or PAs to be highly educated. Hospital admins usually have degree mill MBAs. Now the doctors are obviously highly educated![/quote] You know NP/PA school is an intense 3 years and then you have ongoing education as well. And they're competitive programs to get into. I have a Harvard MBA and consider myself "highly educated" an absolutely think my PA friends are at least as or more highly educated than me. [/quote] Yeah I was about to say, my Georgetown grad NP best friend has the same patient load and expectations as all the docs in her practice, minus doing the surgery, so in my view that’s a lot more important then my degree from SAIS. [/quote]
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