mahreen:
I am a physician in America, and I did not hold a single nurse in my medical institution class. I did have one paramedic, and several EMT's within my class.....also several college professors, a jazz musician or two....quite an eclectic group.
I know of 4 physicians who be nurses prior to medical school. I know it is a valid street, but I think it is smaller number than 1% of the practicing physicians who were nurses first.
I guess it is because of time - why give up an income and give somebody a lift on a 7-9 year training program after having practiced as a nurse for a few years?
If you want to do more as a nurse, usually within America you can become a nurse practitioner in a shorter amount of time, still practice as a nurse while within school, and remodel your income level while taking on more responsibility for your patients.
I preference I knew the stats! Sorry I can't answer your specific interrogate!
none. the courses(atleast in India) r different for both it is basically not allowed
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