Re: prescription privileges

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From: Erica Lynn Spotts
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 00:00

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I'm not a clinical psychology student and therefore, am not overly versed
on this topic.  However, I've heard from clinical students here at GWU,
that some psychologists are skirting this issue by also becoming
physician's assistants.  That way they are able to prescribe meds and
practice therapy.  THis is just a thought to throw into the discussion.

Erica Spotts

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