Once you’ve been extended a formal job offer, most nurse practitioners do a happy dance and get ready to sign on the dotted line. This
Interviews. Never the most fun part of the job-hunting process but one of the most important parts to nail. Most people think that job interviews
It began with my preceptor I’ve been lucky enough to have had a few different mentors, or guides, early on in my career as a
Interpreting abnormal lab values is difficult for most new grads. Which abnormal labs do you need to worry about? (not all slightly out of range
Do you know how many patients a nurse practitioner sees on average per hour? 57.4% of NPs see 3 or more patients in an hour.
The first few weeks and months in practice as a nurse practitioner are the toughest. The stress and doubt you might feel is common, normal,
When I was a new grad nurse practitioner, I wasn’t aware of many things transitioning into practice. One of the annoying things I wish I
When you begin your career as a nurse practitioner, or even several years in, you are likely eager to do your best, work your hardest,
Not all states in the U.S. require that nurse practitioners have a collaborating provider. In states that require collaborators, there are some things to know
One of the hardest parts of completing school as a nurse practitioner student is the (often unexpected) difficulty with finding work upon graduation. You have
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