experienced NPs very well do

@@tylers4615 lmao you’re delusional.

And he’s clearly trying to get into her pants

Lol

It’s like a construction worker to a painter, or a cashier to a welfare recipient… yeah yeah blah blah 😂

Are there actually NP's that go around addressing themselves as Dr? Also which professions in the health field are notorious for trying to equate and equal themselves to a Dr's level?

If anything MDs should call themselves medics. They‘re all doctors.

@@sverncollins5410Yes. Some are suing their states for that right.

If they earn a doctorate, they can be called doctors. You don't own that title. That title belongs to anyone who earns a doctorate. Pharmacists are doctors as well as whoever earn a PhD or doctorate. If they went through 8 years of school they deserve it. Stay out of their lane. It's not their fault there's a shortage of MD's and now patients want NP's because they're tired of waiting for months.

What are you smoking? Physicians run the show.

@@Phil4Jesus I don’t think so, and I’m smoking intelligence, thanks for asking. You need to be stripped of that DNP behind your name, it’s an embarrassment. Assuming you really are one…

@@jeanpierre9539 Delusional much?

@@Phil4Jesus Apparently you are. No DNP I know would talk the way you do. Then again, it is KZbin and the trolls do come out of nowhere.

@@jeanpierre9539 You may very well run the show with your job, but I am in level I trauma, where the ER docs and trauma surgeons run the show.

how did you even become a doctor with that kind of rage mate? No, thank you

One had to sit the MCAT the other did not, does not mean can not. Correct yourself.

@@jennyfarrell9717 Exactly. 😂 people just say anything.

@@jeanpierre9539 some nurses are doctors in their own profession and most surgical practitioners are doctors (PhD) as they need a very very min a masters. A PhD is preferred for most jobs.. we are all a team everybody is needed. We do not degrade or disrespect the team.

You obviously are not very intelligent.

No he was being empathetic and understanding he handled it perfectly. He didn't feel the need to do that

Lady don’t forget taxes. 100k NP salary is not much because it is about 65k after taxes so not much once you factor in essential bills.

I think it's the lack of standardisation in education, and pushing for independent practice. RNs and MDs are also mostly female, but they don't get the flack that NPs do.

@@mujtabaalam5907How is 6-8 years of school and rigorous licensing exams not standardized? That baffles me.

*MD in medical care. PhDs are for research

Both should be called a doctor because both earned that title and both studied and trained countless of hours to get where they are. This is not a comparison about which profession is better and which profession requires a more rigorous training. An NP’s approach in their scope of practice is different than that of a physician. This why physicians go to medical school and DNPs go to, first nursing school, then NP school. Both contribute different things in providing care and complement each other when providing care to a patient. Their scope of practice are similar in many ways but each also has a set of skills that is unique to their profession. A DNP should be called a doctor, although they’re NOT a PHYSICIAN, because they’ve EARNED that degree. A PHYSICIAN is called a doctor because they’ve earned that title as well. The difference is that one has a DOCTORATE in nursing practice and the other has one in medicine. Hope this help because your type of sentiment is what’s hurting the relationship between medical providers.

The fact that you said PhD in medical care says enough.

@@user-nu3el2mo2w NPs don’t earn any sort of doctorate. MDs and DOs earn a doctorate in medicine, hence they can be called a doctor.

@@randompersonguy3124 yes they do. DNP

She’s not a doctor at all

@@randompersonguy3124 .. is that right? Interesting!

@@randompersonguy3124 shes a dnp smarty. what does d stand for

@@lucasdoummar9532 Doctor of NURSE Practicing. She's still a NURSE.

Thank you! She is a doctor also. Smh

Yes, a DNP. 🙂

@@jeanpierre9539 MD…nothing else compares☺️

If nothing compares, why do most patients prefer NP's?

@@knightlykin1499 Most patients that I know prefer MD. One person just mentioned the other day that she should have just waited to see her MD because the NP was useless for her issue.

@@eccentriclocsI’ve heard the complete opposite. People prefer NP’s because they still have a minimum of 6-8 years of education and can provide quick relief from common ailments such as depression or chronic pain rather than waiting for months to see an MD. People also don’t realize that the idea of an NP was invented by overworked MD’s in Colorado who needed help.

MDs are NOT providers they are PHYSICIANS.

"Under federal regulations, a "health care provider" is defined as: a doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatrist, dentist, chiropractor, clinical psychologist, optometrist, nurse practitioner, nurse-midwife, or a clinical social worker who is authorized to practice by the State and performing within the scope of their practice as defined by State law." Definition provided by UC Berkley. UC Berkley > XFGA

@@flyingturtle2499 Nazis forced Jewish physicians to refer to themselves as “providers” as a way to demean them and take their rights. You are quite literally being a nazi by referring to physicians as providers! 😘

True...but there is still a big difference

@@xfga4531 physicians are providers honey . 😂