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You would write his/her name on the envelope as:

James Smith, NP

Jane Doe, NP

You would use Mr. Smith or Ms. Doe in the body of the letter; "Dear Mr. Smith," or "Dear Ms. Doe," (you would use "Ms." in the event you are not certain if they are a Miss or Mrs.).

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