Advanced Practice
CategoryBurned Out? This New Staffing Trend Is Transforming Advanced Practice Workloads
If you’re an advanced practice clinician, you’ve probably had those moments lately—the ones where you pause between patients, glance at the clock, and feel that quiet ache of knowing there’s still so much left to do. Maybe you catch yourself wonde…
Telemedicine Is Redefining Advanced Practice: New Roles, Better Pay, Less Burnout
Telemedicine has undergone a transformation so rapid that even seasoned clinicians sometimes struggle to fully grasp how much has changed. Not long ago, virtual care was a niche service reserved for low-acuity concerns or late-night urgent care qu…
Holiday Gifts for Healthcare Providers: Practical, Meaningful & Clinician-Approved
If you’re a clinician, you’ve probably received at least one well-intentioned—but entirely unusable—gift. Another “funny” coffee mug. A novelty badge reel. A massaging pen you didn’t ask for. You smiled, said thank you, and promptly added it to th…
Inside the Healthcare Hiring Paradox: Short-Staffed But Still Not Hiring
If you talk to healthcare leaders, they’ll tell you they can’t hire fast enough. But talk to clinicians, and you’ll hear a very different story—applications disappearing into a void, months of silence, and “entry-level” jobs requiring years of exp…
The Future of Healthcare Is Value-Based — And APPs Are Leading the Way
Value-based care is changing the way we think about healthcare—and Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are quietly driving much of that progress. Their impact often goes unseen, but the shift toward better outcomes and patient-centered care makes t…
PA Career Flexibility: Why Changing Specialties Is Easier Than You Think
PAs enjoy remarkable career flexibility – they can switch specialties easily. Most PAs actually change their practice areas by late career, and many make multiple transitions. This adaptability stands out as one of the PA profession’s most valuabl…
RN to NP Transition: Challenges, Solutions, and Career Growth in 2025
The transition from experienced nurse to nurse practitioner is a significant career shift, impacting over 234,000 practicing NPs across the United States. Since 2009, the NP workforce has grown by more than 100,000 clinicians and the number of gra…
The Hidden Link Between Nurse Practitioner Burnout and Professional Loneliness
Healthcare industry burnout has reached alarming levels. More than half of physicians and up to 70% of nurses show signs of burnout. The problem runs deeper than many realize, especially when nurse practitioners face unique challenges in their dai…
Independent Practice for CRNAs: What New State Laws Mean for Your Career
Can CRNAs practice independently? The answer depends on the state. In some states, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) may provide anesthesia services without a physician’s direct supervision, while in others, supervision or collaborat…
Physician Assistant vs Nurse Practitioner: The Truth About Salary & Growth in 2025
The healthcare industry sees remarkable growth in both physician assistant and nurse practitioner roles. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects nurse practitioner jobs will surge by 40 percent by 2033 – four times higher than the average acr…