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What's the difference between a nurse practitioner and a doctor?
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Doctors must complete four years of undergraduate education, followed by four years of medical school and 3-7 years of residency. Nurse practitioners complete four years of undergraduate study, generally work for several years, then complete 2-4 years of additional schooling for their DNP degrees.
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Its more correct to understand the difference between a Registered Nurse (R,N) and a Nurse Practitioner (N,P), An NP can see patients, prescribe medications, and refer patients to specialist. NP's usually hold masters degrees as opposed to a doctorates degree, required of physicians.
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