If you’re a new NP grad making your way into practice, I think you’ll find today’s video super helpful.

(And even if you’re not a new grad, it’s still worth the watch — both to understand what we’ve been through and to help us mentor students and new grads ourselves.)

In this episode, I talk about the challenges new grads face — from sneaky imposter syndrome to the overwhelming clinical knowledge demands.

It can feel like an absolute rollercoaster from one moment to the next.

It wasn’t until I started to mentor new grads myself that I understood what was so challenging and why.

It seems obvious in one way — learning medicine is endless. But there are some other sneaky things that make it SO much more intense.

If we can orient ourselves to what is actually happening, we can:

  • Make a plan to get support
  • Help our NP mentees and students adjust better, and
  • Understand the role transition challenge on a high level.

I truly believe we can all contribute to making this profession better and it starts on an individual then interpersonal level.

Which is why in this video, I talk about the three pillars of practice that can help you:

  • Tackle the fear of the unknown and build a foundation for continuous learning in real-world practice.
  • Navigate the system beyond diagnosing and treating illnesses.
  • Embrace the unexpected leadership role and the skills you need.

And remember, you're not alone - we see you and we're cheering you on!

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:46 - Pillars of Nurse Practitioner

01:30 - First Pillar: Clinical Knowledge

02:30 - Second Pillar: Navigating the HealthCare System

04:40 - Third Pillar: Role Transition & Stepping Into Leadership

06:31 - card link: Challenges of Primary Care playlist

08:39 - Recap

10:38 - RWNP Mentorship (card link: mentorship waitlist)

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