Midlevels are now doctors and even called experts.
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Honest to God! They couldn’t find a PhD or an MD at stinkin’ Columbia , heck even an MPH ???
That is just ridiculous.
That is just ridiculous.
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Columbia probably sought out the DNP for this role tbh
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I'd suspect that as well. I'd venture to say whoever made this had a pretty good idea of what they were doing and a certain agenda. Columbia has 20+ attendings on faculty in their ID department...pretty sure they could have gotten one of them to say a blurb about COVID.
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Didn't watch the vid, was his statement attested?
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there is an NP I work with who goes by Dr ....
They are everywhere.
They are everywhere.
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Its laughable because their doctorate is garbage. Has anyone seen what they do for "research".
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its always so funny that these nurse practitioners have a million different titles behind their name. Stephen Ferrara, DNP, RN, KH, GJ, JD, FSHa, FHa, FU, CK. I always want to tell them you're a doctor outside the hospital if you want be referred as such but when you're in the hospital the word doctor actually means something.
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It’s actually pathetic. And it’s done on purpose to confuse people and patients.
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