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My long term goal is to get an RN; as our profession is dying a slow, painful death

FTFY

I remember reading on Huddle that we shouldn’t take advantage of the pandemic. How dumber can we be?

We don't add anything to their legislative efforts except a ton of members who are opposed to independence

I was thinking of doing DMSc - now I think an RN degree would be 100 x better

The academics should be ashamed of themselves. I betcha they also support 6 year recertification cycles, forever being under the thumb of physicians and limited prescribing by PAs. They are also all from the states with independent NP practice (AZ, MD and DC) Pull the money from useless NCCPA and make title change happen I otolaryngologists can market themselves as EAR NOSE THROAT we sure as heck can market MEDICAL PRACTITIONER

We have to be able to create jobs for ourselves, otherwise we are left for scraps

NCCPA is lord Sith of our profession

Vanderbilt does this in 12 months

BuT oUr TrAiNinG iS sO gOoD So good that as a PA can't send Adderall for patients in FL for a patient, but an NP can

The problem with our profession is that surgical PA only care about surgical PA, EM care about EM, etc. They don't give a crap about me only having to scrap for crappy Psych jobs. Whereas, nurses are all nurses and all lobby for each other

Watch us be Praxicians

Idk rural CA should pay double of that at least

No one's gonna take that job in the middle of nowhere

PAEA position statement is embarrassing. Their ranks are full of Assistants who haven't practiced clinically for decades and are out of touch with modern trends in healthcare. Compare it to NP educators who are often the driving force for change in their profession https://www.aapa.org/download/82110/ https://www.aapa.org/download/82107/ https://www.aapa.org/download/82114/