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Hello,
I am currently a phlebotomist who is looking to take either the PT,PA, or NP route.
I am pretty clear about what an PT does, but now I am trying to compare the jobs of NPs with the jobs of PAs. I think it might be more interesting to work a little more invasively than what a PT gets to do.
Can any NP's or PA's tell me about the differences? (ie hours worked, what the work is like, the culture of the workplace..)
I have hear some things about the PA profession, but don't know what the advantages or disadvantages of being either are...
Thanks for your time!
I am currently a phlebotomist who is looking to take either the PT,PA, or NP route.
I am pretty clear about what an PT does, but now I am trying to compare the jobs of NPs with the jobs of PAs. I think it might be more interesting to work a little more invasively than what a PT gets to do.
Can any NP's or PA's tell me about the differences? (ie hours worked, what the work is like, the culture of the workplace..)
I have hear some things about the PA profession, but don't know what the advantages or disadvantages of being either are...
Thanks for your time!