NP Practice Made Simple

Trauma-informed care sounds like a hard to learn, difficult and stressful topic (also reclaimed as “healing-centered care” to de-center trauma in some places, which feels a lot...

In this week’s video, I’m chatting with Ashley Sayles (Ashley the NP on Instagram) to answer the Real World NP community’s questions for a pediatric provider!

Topics and...

For newborn babies with jaundice, still, after 5 years, I run my plan of care by one of my family medicine or pediatric colleagues.

And to be honest, for good reason -- what we’re talking...

This week’s video is a type of visit that comes up constantly lately and also terrifies me #realtalk

NEWBORN VISITS. Like, freshly cooked, 3-day-old ones. ::shudder::

I actually love them,...

Are you referring too much as a new nurse practitioner? I have this conversation a lot with the new nurse practitioners that I mentor. 

This is really about two questions: how to make medical...

When it comes to cellulitis, there’s a lot to think about. Most of the new nurse practitioners that I mentor have the textbook knowledge and the clinical judgment, but there are a few steps...

This has been on my heart this week - between working 1 on 1 with mentees and seeing the landscape online of new grad nurse practitioners, I see this ALL the time.

Feeling like you're the only...

When it comes to GYN, it seems like a clear yes or no for most providers. They love it, or feel totally mystified.

I'm obsessed, but I know that's not the case for everyone.

In this week's...

Diabetes management is the bread and butter of primary care. Why is it so hard to get a handle on?

First, there’s the meds. SO many meds.

Speaking of which, join us for the Diabetes...