advanced practice
TagTired of Peer-to-Peer Phone Calls with the Insurance Company?
There are techniques and processes you can develop to make your life easier when dealing with the oft-labeled “bureaucratic nightmare” of insurance companies.
Advanced Practitioners Contribute Greatly to Cancer Care
The first large-scale study of NPs and PAs in oncology shows that not only are advanced practitioners directly involved in patient care, but they also like their jobs.
Best Non-Clinical Side Hustles Any Clinician Can Start – Part 2
Part two of this series explores the non-clinical options of landing clinical speaking opportunities or joining paid medical market research panels.
Kim’s Blog: Stand Up and Support Patients’ Wishes
What effort does it take to support a patient’s wishes? It’s not merely documenting them, but putting the wheels into motion to do, or to NOT do things.
Best Non-Clinical Side Hustles Any Clinician Can Start (Without Quitting their Day Job) – Part 1
There are more opportunities than ever for clinicians to engage in meaningful non-clinical work. Here are some options.
NP Salaries on the Rise
A new survey by the AANP has found that the total mean income for NPs was more than $112k in 2017.
PA Salaries Increase, Top $100k on Average
The average annual PA salary increased nearly 3%, compared to the previous year, with a majority of PAs now earning a base salary of more than $100,000.
Harness the Power of Neuroscience to Make Learning (or Teaching) Medicine More Efficient
Advanced practitioners are continually learning, from completing annual CME to hands-on education through daily practice, but medical education does not have to be so hard.
Advanced Practitioners Bolster Practice Revenue, Productivity
Primary care practices with a non-physician provider to physician ratio of 0.41 or greater reported earnings of $100K+ more in healthcare revenue per physician.
More Nurse Practitioners Now Pursue Residency Programs To Hone Skills
There is a growing cadre of nurse practitioners who tack on up to a year of clinical and other training, often in primary care.