• Enrollment and onboarding in an NP mentorship program 
• Private, personalized 1:1 sessions
• A clear step-by-step development plan to identify your needs
• Weekly 1 hour meetings via Zoom or phone
• Practical Training to become an outstanding NP and gain confidence in clinical practice 
• Quick non-urgent consultation with 24-hour turnaround feedback support
• Review of Your patient cases, clinical notes, labs
• NP Must-Know Resources
• A clear understanding of the NP role
• Physical Exam Reviews, Assessment, and Treatment plans after evaluation of your knowledge gap
• Time management skills, drills, and exercises to reduce the time doing new-patient assessments and documentation
• Development of evaluation structures and continuing education opportunities
• Evaluation with feedback
• Access to a community of generous and helpful NPs excited about your success

Yes! You can submit a de-identified clinical chart or note for review on a weekly basis. This is in addition to the private 1:1 mentorship weekly hour session. I will review the chart, provide feedback and returned it to you. If you want to spend your 1:1 hour session on a specific difficult case and review your chart documentation as well - it's up to you. 

Yes! The mentorship program comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. You can contact me after you complete session #2 (or within 14 days of sign up), provide feedback for your cancellation, and you'll get your money back. 

Absolutely. I am a doctorally prepared family nurse practitioner, board-certified by the AANP. I am also board-certified in Orthopedics. I have 11 years in healthcare and 6 years as a Nurse Practitioner. I am actively practicing and see my own patients. 

In today’s complex healthcare systems, as a DNP-prepared nurse practitioner, I  understand and am committed to evidence-based practice. I apply numerous roles for advanced practice and recognize how to best leverage evidence-based practice and its application to the clinical setting. In addition, my focus is supporting the translation of research to improve patient outcomes and clinical practice. 

When you apply, you will answer questions that will allow you and me to match my capabilities to your needs. I am comfortable mentoring family nurse practitioners, primary care NPs, NPs in Orthopedic specialty practice (Sports and Joint Replacement), NPs in Urgent Care Settings.

The mentorship really helps new NPs who are struggling in their first year of clinical practice and those who want to be ready for their new NP job. Also, those who are transitioning to Orthopedic specialty practice. 

No problem! You can send an email for non-urgent questions or concerns if you can not wait until your following scheduled session. Please allow 24 hours for your feedback response. 

However, if it is not a quick response and it requires a lengthier discussion, you may have an additional weekly meeting for $199. 

In my opinion - Absolutely Yes! 

Data supports that new NPs struggle with practice-related challenges such as diagnosing disease, interpreting diagnostic tests, and developing treatment plans. In addition, the literature suggests that a formal mentorship program is a possible solution to helping new NPs become confident in their role and provide quality care. This way, you can provide better care for your patients and feel more confident you are doing what's right.

There are multiple ways to finance your mentorship. You can finance it yourself or request financial support from your employer, especially if they do not offer a formal mentorship program. You have the power of the pen! You have a valuable license and you need to protect it! Your NP practice plays a vital role in addressing the primary care provider shortage. Investing in your own training facilitates the safe delivery of your care. If you got exceptional at your skills, you will become an asset to your employer. It is worth a conversation with your employer so they can help support you with financial assistance or reimbursement for this mentorship program.