Nurse practitioners can work with or without the supervision of a physician. Taking on additional duties in diagnosis and treatment of patients, in many states they may write prescriptions. Nurse practitioners are typically of a higher education level than LPNs and RNs--possessing at least an RN degree and often additional certification. (More about Nurse Practitioner (NP))
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