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The Highest Paying U.S. Metro Areas for NPs and PAs
If your 2020 job search has you considering a change in location, knowing which areas offer the highest pay can help you decide your next move.
Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Behind the 8-Ball
Due, in part, to their compassionate nature and dedication to their patients, MDs, NPs, and other overworked healthcare professionals have found themselves in an impossible position, with few options for relief.
Kick Off Your 2020 Job Search with These Awesome NP, PA Jobs
If your New Year’s resolution is to find a new job, take a look at this list of awesome NP and PA openings we compiled to get you started.
Our Top 5 Advanced Practice Articles of 2019
As the year comes to a close, we thought it would be a good time to take a look back on our most popular advanced practice articles of 2019. Read them here.
On Call on Christmas? Here’s How to Cope.
If you celebrate Christmas and find yourself on the schedule, here are four ways to cope with being on call during the holiday.
AAPA Leaders Welcome German Minister of Health at Bellevue in New York
Last month, the President and Chair of AAPA’s Board of Directors, Dave Mittman, sat down with the German Minister of Health and the founder of the German PA profession to showcase the PA profession.
10 Things to Put on Your Holiday Wish List as a PA or NP
Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa—no matter what you celebrate this holiday season, here is a list of ten awesome items to put on your wish list as a PA or NP.
This Year, Advanced Practitioners Are Thankful For…
We asked and you answered: what has your career in healthcare made you most thankful for? Here are ten of our favorite responses.
Happy NP Week! Here Are 4 Ways to Celebrate.
National Nurse Practitioner Week is a time for gratitude, advocacy, and celebration. Here are four ways to mark the occasion as an NP.
Can Nurses Fix the U.S. Healthcare System? Americans Seem to Think So.
Nurses are most trusted by Americans to fix the country’s healthcare system, according to the results of a new survey on health reform.