Look around me. I can see my life before me. Running rings around the way. It used to be. I am older now. I have more than what I wanted. But I wish that I had started. Long before I did.
No. A prescribing provider needs to be an MD or DO. In some states, a nurse practitioner or physicianâs assistant can also prescribe, but never a pharmacist.
âPhysician Assistants donât prescribe.â False. State regulations vary, but for the most part, PAâs prescribe medications as any doctor does. In some states the term is âfurnish,â or âdispenseâ (when medications are given directly to the patient by the provider, as with samples), but these are minor distinctions.