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Nurse practitioners in Pennsylvania earn an average of $117,260 per year (or $56.38 per hour).
To prescribe and dispense drugs in Pennsylvania you must have an active Pennsylvania RN license, an active Pennsylvania CRNP Certificate and an active Pennsylvania Prescriptive Authority Approval. found on the Boards website at .dos.pa.gov/nurse .
DEA REGISTRATION NUMBER FEE The DEA number fee is $888 for 3 years. Note that employers will often pay the fee for initial DEA registration or DEA renewal if you negotiate this in advance. Access the registration form.
Application for prescriptive authority $50. Each additional collaborative agreement for prescriptive authority $30. Biennial renewal of prescriptive authority $25.
Prescriptive authority is the ability of healthcare providers to prescribe specific medications, including controlled substances. Physicians of either Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) designations have the highest degree of prescriptive authority.
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State laws to determine NPs prescriptive authority differ considerably. Some states allow the full practice of NPs where they may prescribe medications with a level of autonomy comparable to physicians. On the other hand, many states restrict NP prescriptive authority and require physician supervision.
So far, 22 states and the District of Columbia meet the definition of full practice set by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Among those states with reduced practice, requiring a collaborative agreement with a physician: the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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