From Classroom to Clinician: How to Practice Medicine Safely and Confidently as a New Graduate Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

The #1 guidebook for new PAs and NPs!The first year of practice will be the hardest of your entire career. The biggest challenge can be summarized in one question:“How can I safely care for patients when I have so much to learn?”This is the new grad guidebook, written to help you navigate this next stage.You will learn how to:Find a job with good supportIdentify red flags in job interviews and contractsLevel up your clinical evaluation skills to avoid misdiagnosisUse toolkits to assist in making a strong DDxUtilize “clinical decision support systems” to workup patientsCorrectly interpret the most common test resultsPrescribe the most common medications without errorCommunicate and document like a proRecognize high-risk situations and manage them effectivelyOvercome counter-productive new graduate emotions (e.g., imposter syndrome)And much more...“This is such a great book! Highly readable, methodical and it covers a multitude important topics. It is full – I mean full – of resources: links to YouTube videos, podcasts, articles, and books. I could not get enough of this book: my classmates and my professors were sent the link to this book already! Highly recommended.” – Reader review.“Only book I’ve found so far that discusses these topics.” – Reader review.Who is this book for?It is for senior students and new graduate advanced practice providers (NPs and PAs). Surgicalist APPs and outpatient practices managing previously diagnosed chronic diseases may not benefit. For those who want to pursue a residency program, here is the author’s more targeted book for this audience:The Ultimate Guide to PA & NP Residency & Fellowship Programs.Meet the Author:John Stangl is a passionate educator and a practicing PA with nearly a decade of experience. As the assistant program director for a post-graduate training program, he is an expert in helping new graduates transition to practice successfully. For more of his resources, visit ClassroomToClinician.comEmbark on your medicine journey with a trusted mentor and buyFrom Classr