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Bookmark or Share- State law chart: Nurse Practitioner Prescriptive AuthorityState law chart: Nurse Practitioner Prescriptive Authority State Is physician involvement required for NP prescriptive authority? Do NPs have authority to prescribe schedule III-V controlled substances? Do NPs have authority to prescribe schedule II controlled substances? What are the additional educational requirements for NP prescriptive ...
- State Law Chart: Nurse Practitioner Practice Authorityagreements with certified registered nurse practitioners not exceeding a cumulative one hundred and twenty (120) hours (3 FTEs) per week. The total number of persons supervised by or in collaborative practice with a physician shall not exceed one hundred and twenty (120) hours per week (3 FTEs). Ala. Admin. Code 540-X-8-12.
- How family nurse practitioners’ training comes up shortNurse practitioners receive far less training than physicians. For example, they have no residency training requirement and generally complete just 500 to 750 patient-care hours in training. Meanwhile, physicians through their medical school clinical rotations and residency accumulate between 12,000 and 16,000 hours of patient-care experience.
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- Nurse Practitioners - American Medical AssociationWhile nurse practitioners are essential and valuable members of physician-led health care teams, their skill set does not match a physician’s training and education. Nurse practitioners total just 500–750 patient-care hours in training. By comparison, physicians have at least 16 times as many patient-care hours. Nurse-practitioner programs generally last two to four years. In contrast ...
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