Nurse Malpractice Insurance

I am currently in a junior high school, and I know I want to go to women's health, but I do not think that 12 years of school and the extremely high professional responsibility for me, I have someone to turn right gynecology / obstetrics. I can not decide if I want to become a physician assistant or nurse. Any advice? This job and the description of the Bureau of Labor Statistics: Physician Assistants: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos081.htm nurse practitioner: http://www.aanp.org/NR/ rdonlyres/54B71B02- D4DB - http : / / www.bls.gov/oco/ocos083.htm 4A53-9FA6-23DDA0EDD6FC/0/NPFacts6.pdf (you must read, as a nurse to find the nurses are very few PA parts and Ph.D. Applications The AAPA supports not PA PhD. A bachelor's or master is very AP. The two professions are respected, but you must earn respect. Being an NP, you first need a nurse and clinical work as a nurse. NP comes from a nursing background quite different from the PA profession has come from a medical background, and the curriculum is more like medical school (assuming that the more compressed and less) You may want to have an NP or PA you know you can find shade, so you can make an informed decision about which career suits you more. Contact your local hospital to find someone willing to allow you to find shade. You can also look at the PA and NP's to an idea of the curriculum to get. Although a physician assistant and nurse practitioner liability insurance to pay if you work in obs / gyn. People try to blame the doctor for medical complication of the workforce. Unless you are working in other areas, otherwise the paper remains a high risk occupation. You can use a doctor in the second field with a lower risk of becoming .