She’s graduated from nursing school with a master’s degree, which probably means she’s not a nurse (because why would you phrase it like that), but a professional equivalent.
A nurse practitioner (Masters or Ph.D) is also a nurse, they can just do a lot more than other types of nurses. A nurse is just someone trained to provide medical care who is not a doctor. They can work on their own, or with a doctor, though they are usually more limited in the types of care they can provide vs a doctor.
So calling her a nurse is completely accurate. She went to nursing school, not medical school, so she’s a nurse, not a doctor.
She’s graduated from nursing school with a master’s degree, which probably means she’s not a nurse (because why would you phrase it like that), but a professional equivalent.
A nurse practitioner (Masters or Ph.D) is also a nurse, they can just do a lot more than other types of nurses. A nurse is just someone trained to provide medical care who is not a doctor. They can work on their own, or with a doctor, though they are usually more limited in the types of care they can provide vs a doctor.
So calling her a nurse is completely accurate. She went to nursing school, not medical school, so she’s a nurse, not a doctor.