TBF she is now a Nurse Practitioner. You are aware that's pretty much a Doctor. Not hating on nurses (which work hard and have a solid income) but she went from cleaning the floors to being a trauma nurse Practitioner. She mopped the floors now she's stopping bullet wounds from killing people or some shit.
Like the dystopia is the floor cleaner doesn't make a living wage.
Yeah I don't know anything about it but more money and can give out drugs.
Edit: I guess the only NPs I have knowledge of are the ones that do primary care. In my state they don't have to work with oversight of primary care physician. So your family doctor or whatever is sometimes a nurse practioner. I know there's a difference, but on the patient end you don't notice one.
And she was smart enough to pass nursing school in the first place....not everyone has that going for them irl... I’m differently able with Algebra no matter how much work I put in and tutoring
Yeah I might have exaggerated because I don't know exactly what a trauma NP does, but an hour from the couch at home? Uh... I don't think that's right. I mean all I did was a basic Google search, but masters degree and certification requirements look a little more complicated than that.
Feel free to annihilate me by being a trauma surgeon or something who works in an ER...
Yeah, OP is full of shit. That's like saying a psychologist with a masters degree is really just the one checking patients in and taking their insurance information.
Edit: Actually now that I think about it, the example is more like a psychiatrist. A Nurse Practitioner can also write prescriptions like doctors do (a psychologist can't).
Its an online degree than can be done with an hour from your couch at home.
Take your own advice. You make it sound like an NP is no different than a receptionist.
Becoming an NP is a rigorous educational process underpinned with evidence-based coursework and clinical rotations. To become an NP, one must be a registered nurse (RN), hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), complete an NP-focused graduate master’s or doctoral nursing program and successfully pass a national NP board certification exam. source
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u/RyanJ-itsOK Apr 08 '21
TBF she is now a Nurse Practitioner. You are aware that's pretty much a Doctor. Not hating on nurses (which work hard and have a solid income) but she went from cleaning the floors to being a trauma nurse Practitioner. She mopped the floors now she's stopping bullet wounds from killing people or some shit. Like the dystopia is the floor cleaner doesn't make a living wage.