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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
Medical title punctuation
Which of the following is correct? 1) Rebeca Classon NP 2) Rebeca Classon, NP 3) Rebeca Classon, N.P. 4) Rebeca Classon N.P.
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From what I see on the internet option 2 is correct, but 3 may also work. Certainly not 1, nor does 4 work. You need to have a comma between the name and the title.
- From what I see on the internet option 2 is correct, but 3 may also work.
- Certainly not 1, nor does 4 work.
- You need to have a comma between the name and the title.
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From what I see on the internet option 2 is correct, but 3 may also work. Certainly not 1, nor does 4 work. You need to have a comma between the name and the title.
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Chris is correct - both two and three are correct.
And - for once - it's not split between American and British English. Both are acceptable in both types of English.
And - for once - it's not split between American and British English. Both are acceptable in both types of English.
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