New Guideline Updates for APRNs
CLICK HERE At the NP Skills Made Easy Workshop you will learn skills in critical areas of Family Practice, Urgent Care, Pediatric Care and Wound Care Management AND MUCH MORE. […]
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Suturing Made Easy
Suturing is one of the most important skills to learn as a nurse practitioner, because patients expect the clinician to perform simple wound closure in primary care settings. Having a
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August 2022 Clinical Guideline
Happy New Month To All Our NP Colleagues. Here’s our monthly newsletter curated for all nurse practitioners, PAs, student NP & Expert NPs to keep you up-to-date given the ever-changing
Maximize Productivity When Taking Online Courses
Learning online is not easy! Many people enjoy face-to-face interactions with teachers and other students. Others find it hard to be in “work mode” while sitting at home. So how
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Which Type of CE Event is Right for You? In-Person Lectures vs. Online Courses
Nurse Practitioner Continuing Education (CE) Options: Which Type of CE Event is Right for You? In-Person Lectures vs. Online Courses. As the nurse practitioner role expands, advanced practice providers now
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Why Do I Need Continuing Education, If I am Already a Nurse Practitioner?
Title: Why do I need continuing education if I am already a Nurse Practitioner? Publish Date: July 12, 2022 Category: Continuing Education Nurse practitioners (NP) require ongoing continuing education to maintain their
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June 2022 Guideline Update
Happy New Month To All Our NP Colleagues. We are so excited about all the things we’ve got going on—and coming up. We are currently working on our Brand New
Incision and Drainage of Abscess
What? An abscess refers to a warm, fluctuant nodule with localized erythema caused by a bacterial infection (e.g., methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus) with induration and a collection of pus as a
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Cerumen Lavage
Cerumen is a lubricant which is typically expelled spontaneously from the ear canal but can become impacted when this process fails. Impaction is a common reason for an office visit
