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On today’s podcast episode, we’re talking about a heavy, more emotionally-charged topic: workplace harassment. I know this topic may be a bit out of the ordinary from what you’d normally hear from me, but this is an important conversation I’ve been wanting to have...
Let’s talk about mentorship! Mentoring is a powerful personal and career development move for anyone who has their sights set on achieving (or exceeding) their life’s aspirations. A good mentorship is part “secret weapon”, part growth experience in which both of you...
Welcome to Networking Secrets Part 2! If you missed last week's episode, I definitely recommend going back and giving that a listen. → Listen to Ep. 44: Networking Secrets Pt. 1 Here Today’s focus is all about HOW to network, and specifically how to deepen the...
Love it, hate it or tolerate it, networking is an activity that can profoundly impact our personal lives and careers. Networking is also a muscle that gets stronger and becomes more effective the more you engage it. ? What comes to mind when you think of the word,...
“I’m quitting my job as a nurse practitioner.” Spoiler alert - I’m not! And neither is Vanessa Kasper, DNP - my guest on today’s episode. A couple of months ago, this video went viral in the NP community. Go ahead and take a gander if you haven’t already, and then...
One of the roads that I and many others have traveled that can’t be avoided is this the road of getting medical malpractice insurance. Our professional livelihood depends on it! Not to interject any scare tactics or fear here, but the reality is that unforeseeable...
Have you ever thought about pursuing your DNP? I get a lot of people asking about the DNP. They want to know, “Should I do my Masters or Doctorate?” "I’ve got my DNP, now what?” These are good questions, but this is not my area of expertise. The Doctor of Nursing...
How you prepare for and how you perform in a job interview are two crucial components that directly impact whether the email that lands in your inbox starts with, “We are delighted to offer you…” or “Unfortunately, we have decided to pursue other candidates at this...
There’s a saying that goes, “Success leaves clues” and if you're a Nurse Practitioner student, Dr. Latrina Walden is a model example of someone to put on your list to pick up clues from! Latrina is the founder of Latrina Walden Exam Solutions, an organization that...
As far as anxiety-inducing situations go, there was one task that, in my early days of being a new NP, caused me to feel unusually… sweaty: Calling a consult was one of the most intimidating parts of my day in the ED. I’m not typically a nervous person, but navigating...
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Recently on my Ask Amanda Anything series over on instagram, I received a great question from one of my students that I thought warranted its own episode: How do you navigate the job search or transition into a new nursing role while pregnant? My first pregnancy was...
Medicine or military? This was the question that Irnise Williams asked herself before getting accepted to Howard University College of Medicine at 17. After graduating, Irnise got her start at Hopkins in the OR and was surprised to witness the overlap between...
Now may not seem like the best time to reach out to your network, especially considering meeting up for drinks or coffee isn’t an option. But it’s a new year, and after 13 months of adapting to the current state of the world, people are starting to make moves, and...
People have been asking me, “What do NP’s actually DO in the ED?” It’s a good question, and one that warrants a pretty big deep dive in order to more accurately address the nuances of a typical day in the ED. Because long story short - it’s nothing like what you see...
You know the old saying, “When it rains, it pours”? Well- Dr. Nina Ahuja has no problem saying it like it really is, “Stressful moments don’t come in solitude”. Dr. Nina Ahuja is an award-winning Ophthalmologic Surgeon of 17 years, Author of “Stress In Medicine” and...
Unless any of you are fabulously wealthy, chances are having a job is necessary. But what happens if you have a steady job that, on paper, might look great, but in reality, it’s just...not? In episode 33, we talked about how to prevent hating your job on the front...
I know most of you are familiar with primary prevention in terms of disease, but what about primary prevention related to your work? Stay with me, it will make sense! Today’s episode is about how to avoid that “ugh” feeling every time a new work week comes around. We...
I’m sure you have gathered by the title, but for today’s episode, I’m joined by a few other great minds. Being a new graduate is scary — we know this, and we’ve talked about it before (here and here) — but in today’s episode, I’m taking some of your questions to my...
Ananya Datta had worked for years as a career coach and consultant before she even realized exactly what she’d been doing. She found herself frequently fielding questions from colleagues and decision-makers about onboarding, business operations, strategizing, and...
I’ve talked before about the online-only job search and about how I don’t think it gives you the full picture in terms of what’s available. Not all vacancies are posted online, especially in the NP world where private practices and smaller clinics don’t take to bigger...