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Depends on the state if an NP can practice alone. PA's in every state must be supervised. Experience wise there can be a difference with an NP and a PA. At least when they first start practicing. To become an NP you have to first become an RN. Some states require an ASN (associates) and some BSN (bachelors). If you started with an ASN, you have to then complete your BSN. Then you can work on either an MSN or a Doctorate for you NP program. Currently, the minimum for NP is an MSN. However, that was supposed to change to a minimum of a doctorates, but thats been put on hold from what I understand. So your typical NP has many years of actual experience in the medical field, prior to taking the leap to become an NP. To become a PA, you only need a bachelors degree and it can be in anything. PA schools have pre-req classes, but your degree doesn't matter. There are some schools that offer a 4 year degree while simultaneously going to PA school, but not many as I found in my research. So essentially, you can have someone that got a bachelors in history, then decided to become a PA. My wife worked with a PA that did this. PA school itself is about 3 yrs.

Not quite correct. ICU is not for "observation." There are specific criteria that a patient needs to meet to be transferred to a critical care unit. We don't take patients for "observation." Also, your staffing comment is incorrect. Hospital staffing is tied to EVERY department. The medical floors do not have staff specially assigned for whatever an ICU call is. I think what you are referring to is whats called an RRT (Rapid Response Team). Hospitals due staff a crisis RN 24/7 typically to respond to RRT's. RRT's typically consist of an ICU Dr that is taking the calls from that shift, an RT, and the crisis RN. Depending on the hospital size, depends on how many crisis RN's are on staff.

They are on sale now, but I havent had any luck. Either it tells me someone got them before me or I just get the continuous spinny circle thing

Are they selling single game tix yet?

I heard back in the day from a practice squad player that Thurman played while drinking quite often. He said it was amazing how he could still play like that while drunk.

Hopefully we'll leave the round 1 kickers to the Jets and Raiders 😂😂

There's a difference between talking about players we like, moves or trades we would like, etc... versus what OP posted about

No, im saying its dumb to talk about proposing trades, moves, etc like we have any input.

Once again, why do board members consistently float ideas like we actually have a say so... or even the slightest of impact on actual team decisions?!? I can assure you, McBeane is not on this board looking for ideas. 🤣🤣

Patterson to fill KR, PR and gadget WR/RB and go get a stud edge rusher. Nope, watching him in the playoffs and he's definitely lost a step

How the f that isn't taunting under the new rules?!?!?

How is holding peace sign to defense not taunting???

Josh has been taking what the D gives him, which is all the underneath stuff. We'll see what adjustments Daboll makes

Coaching scared?? McDermott went on 4th twice on the 1st drive What are you watching?

The jersey wasn't even pulled. That was weak asf

McDermott ain't f'n around tonight

No

How exactly is Mahomes a HOF QB? If his career was over today, he wouldn't touch the HOF.

He conveniently left out Mahommes and Brady to support his arguement.

Kyler is garbage. Without Hopkins, his play falls off big time. It cracks me up everytime I here announcers say he is 5'11". Dude wouldn't be 5'11 on a step ladder.

Beautiful touch on that ball. Placed it where the only one who could come down with it was Knox.

Omg Haack sucks so bad

They need to keep their heads in the game. Last thing we need in wildcard is a suspension

You forgot to mention the compensatory pick being awarded to the Pats **looks like someone beat me to it lol

Stevenson sure does love running full speed into brick walls. Dude has no lateral movement