Available immediately:

✅ Welcome & Foundations of Lab Interpretation

✅ Super Important Welcome Notes

✅ Course overview and where to find materials

✅ Community Guidelines

✅ How to Submit Abnormal Labs

✅ How to get Continuing Educations Hours

Available immediately:

✅ Foundations

✅ Anemia

✅ Polycythemia (High Hematocrit)

✅ High WBCs

✅ Low WBCs

✅ High Platelets

✅ Low Platelets

✅ Anemia in CKD

Automatically released after 1 week of enrollment:

✅ LFT Foundations

✅ AST & ALT

✅ Alkaline Phosphatase

✅ Bilirubin

✅ Albumin & Protein

✅ Urine dipstick & Microscopy

Automatically released after week 2 of enrollment:

✅ Foundations

✅ BUN, Creatinine, GFR

✅ High Potassium

✅ Low Potassium

✅ High Calcium

✅ Low Calcium

Automatically released week 3 of enrollment:

✅ Low sodium

✅ High sodium

✅ High glucose

✅ Low glucose

✅ Anion Gap, Chloride, Carbon Dioxide

✅ High TSH

✅ Low TSH

✅ Cholesterol/Lipids

Automatically released after week 4 of enrollment:

✅ Low testosterone

✅ High prolactin

✅ PCOS

✅ Amenorrhea/menopause

I totally get it. Each module is released one week at a time and is around 1.5-2 hours of content, broken into smaller videos between 6-20 minutes long (some topics and weeks are heavier than others). Some ways to fit it in: wake up an extra 30 minutes early 4 days a week, or set aside 1-2 hours on the weekend to speed through that week's material. It’s extra time now, but it’ll save you HOURS PER WEEK once you’re through.

Everything in the course is based on the highest available levels of evidence, and if it’s expert-opinion level (if that’s all there is), I’m clear about that, and you can come to your own conclusions based on the information I’ve shared.

Yes!!!

This activity is approved for 8.7 contact hour(s) of continuing education by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Activity ID 20104598. This activity was planned in accordance with AANP Accreditation Standards and Policies.

Yes!! The renewal requirements by ANCC are as follows:

"1. A minimum of 50 percent (38.25 hours) of the 75 CH must be directly related to the full scope of your certification role and specialty ... Provided by one of these accepted agencies: [including] American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)"

See full rules/regulation by ANCC here (page 5).

I totally get it. Establishing credibility is important when you're investing in your education and career. Here's a bit about me, your mentor Breana, and Real World NP.

I'm Liz, I'm a family nurse practitioner obsessed with making the world a better place for nurse practitioners and our patients. Learn more about me and the RWNP company here.

Here's Breana:

"Hi! My name is Breana and I am a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner serving patients in North Alabama. I have a passion to care for and educate those most vulnerable in our healthcare system. Since 2015 I’ve worked in a Federally Qualified Health Facility caring for uninsured and low-income patients. Additionally, I have experience in the specialty areas of Gender Affirming Therapies, HIV, and Hepatitis C.

I hope to use my experiences, both triumphs, and pitfalls, to share with new Nurse Practitioners. I believe that nurses should create an environment to not only learn from one another but support each other."