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What's the difference between a nurse practitioner and a physician's assistant?

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A nurse practitioner has a nursing background but has earned additional master or doctorate level degrees and completed additional programs. A P-A has a degree, but has then gone through an additional 2-3 year medical based P -A program. Both are considered independent licensed practitioners.

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