I’ve previously discussed the ABCDEFGHI’s of chest X-ray interpretation, but today wanted to tackle a topic somewhat simpler. Fortunately for nurse pr...
For some nurse practitioner programs, application season has passed. Schools have mailed out fat and skinny envelopes to eager NP prospects resulting ...
Skin glue is a godsend for those of us working in the emergency department. It allows for quick closure of small wounds and significantly decreases th...
I am lucky to remain connected to a number of my nurse practitioner program classmates. As we have matured in our careers it is exciting to see the pa...
Nurse practitioner jobs aren’t always the most flexible opportunities. Patient visits often must be scheduled in advance and in-person interactions ar...
As I sit here on my couch blogging next to my sleeping puppy, I am tired. I have spent my morning removing Christmas lights from my front porch, drag...
Do you ever wonder what happens to your resume after you submit it to an employer online? Who is in charge of reviewing applicants for nurse practitio...
For nurse practitioner students, there is a lot to keep track of. From course lectures, to research papers, study blocks, and clinical rotations, tack...
Seven years into my nurse practitioner career, I still recite many of the mnemonics from my nurse practitioner school days. “Female, fat, fertile and ...
Have you ever treated a patient presenting with a case of insect-in-the-ear? Understandably, the situation is quite distressing for the patient. Spide...
ThriveAP is growing! After a tremendous amount of growth over the past few months, ThriveAP is excited to announce we will be opening up a third class...
It’s interesting how much you can learn with a review of the most basic skills. As nurse practitioners, many of us have been listening to lung sounds ...
