NP in Progress
NP in Progress
Podcast Description
Welcome to NP in Progress—the podcast designed to support future and current Nurse Practitioners in training! Whether you’re just starting out or deep into the journey, this show is here to guide you with insights, clinical pearls, and practical tips from experienced NPs and experts across the field. Join us as we explore the essential skills, challenges, and knowledge that make up the path to becoming an NP. Let’s build your confidence and skills together, one episode at a time!
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The podcast focuses on topics vital to Nurse Practitioners, including clinical reasoning, patient-centered care, career journeys, and professional challenges. Episodes like From the UK to the Outback with Lynne Willis highlight the significance of mentorship and cultural competence, while discussions with experts like Dr. Marea Patounas tackle safe prescribing practices and managing drug interactions. Content also delves into the importance of lifelong learning in episodes like Balancing Family, Study, and a Love for Nursing.
Welcome to NP in Progress. The podcast is designed to support future and current Nurse Practitioners in training! Whether you’re just starting out or deep into the journey, this show is here to guide you with lessons from different lenses, clinical pearls, and practical tips from experienced NPs and other experts across the field. Join me as I explore the essential skills, challenges, and knowledge that make up the path to becoming an NP. Let’s build your confidence and skills together, one episode at a time!
What happens when an emergency NP and a heart failure NP compare notes? A lot of laughing and a surprising amount of clinical growth. In this episode, I am joined again with Dr. Haunnah Rheault heart failure NP for an honest conversation about diagnostic momentum, cognitive bias, and why your specialty lens might be your biggest blind spot. We also get into the messy middle of becoming an NP, failing vivas, practicing the wrong technique 10,000 times, and why your CST saying ”you're doing great” might be the kindest form of sabotage. Because real growth looks less like a lecture and more like being coached like an athlete. Featuring a reflective case on inflammatory breast cancer and why ”it's probably cellulitis” can cost a patient everything.
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