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The Road to Becoming an FNP

Minority Nurse

While there are many available NP career choices, the family nurse practitioner (FNP) is a trendy option among nurses seeking to become primary care providers with the authority to diagnose illnesses, order diagnostic tests, prescribe medications, and manage the care of patients across the lifespan.

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Medical Assistant vs. CNA: What’s the Difference?

Prism Career Institute

Neither medical assistants nor CNAs require a four-year degree or higher to become employed, but they do generally require completion of a training program, a certification, and on-the-job training. These settings include nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, hospices, and even in-home health care.

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Top Questions About Medical Assisting: Answered

Milwaukee Career College

Updated April 2025 Do I need certification to become a medical assistant? Certification isnt legally required to be a medical assistant, but it makes you much more employable. Getting your medical assistant certification shows employers your competency and commitment to the career. Most employers will only hire certified MAs.

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Top Physicians and Clinicians to Follow in Digital Health

Doximity

⬇️ Learn More About Charlotte Grinberg, MD Dr. Charlotte Grinberg is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Hospice and Palliative care. She currently works as hospice medical director in Maryland. She has also enjoyed advising biotech diagnostic companies in stealth mode between clinical shifts.

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