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National non-profit organization founded in 1993 in response to the need of having a unifying voice for all nurse practitioner associations in Washington DC. Includes legislative news, calendar, list of affiliate organizations.
United States
They think that NPs with 500 hrs medical training over Zoom is equal to 15000 hrs of training of physician's. Just a bunch of clowns slaves to the greedy hospital owners. They don't care about patients' health as long as their masters make more money and give them something too. Otherwise, they would have gut to make required commitment to make decision on human life.
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