Celebrating Nurse Practitioners – November 8th to 14th
From November 8th to 14th, we celebrate the valuable role Nurse Practitioners (NPs) play in keeping us all healthy and safe.
2020 – the Year of the Nurse & Midwife – has been an especially challenging year for all medical professionals.
NPs play a critical role in ensuring Nova Scotians receive the health care they need. Our health care system is incredibly burdened, and you help alleviate some of the stress on the overall system and ensure your patients provide the best possible care.
You are one of just 234 licensed Nurse Practitioners here in Nova Scotia: the work you do is so important to our families and loved ones. Thank you!
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