present to high school pre med students wanting to learn about NP, PA school pathway and careers. cost of NP, PA school, keep content evidence based and avoid using nursing models unbiased NP vs PA. only a few slides on NP/PA difference focus more on Emergency Room Advanced practice clinician jobs, what a day in the ER looks like, patient cheif complaints, volume of patients seen in trauma level 3. trauma level hospital accredidation. what is EMTALA. what is a medical clearance for by ED provider to clear patient for jail. urgent care vs emergency department patients. how many patients does the average ER clinician see in a 8 hour shift. What drives people to ER careers, burnout of clinicians in emergency medicine, upload personal ED photos to share of cases
present to high school pre med students wanting to learn about NP, PA school pathway and careers. cost of NP, PA school, keep content evidence based and avoid using nursing models unbiased NP vs PA. only a few slides on NP/PA difference focus more on Emergency Room Advanced practice clinician jobs, what a day in the ER looks like, patient cheif complaints, volume of patients seen in trauma level 3. trauma level hospital accredidation. what is EMTALA. what is a medical clearance for by ED provider to clear patient for jail. urgent care vs emergency department patients. how many patients does the average ER clinician see in a 8 hour shift. What drives people to ER careers, burnout of clinicians in emergency medicine, upload personal ED photos to share of cases
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This overview delves into advanced practice careers in emergency care, highlighting the roles of Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs). It outlines two educational pathways, comparing training, licensure, and costs. The description of ER shifts emphasizes teamwork and rapid patient assessments. It also discusses common emergency department cases, trauma center standards, and the importance of EMTALA regulations. Finally, it addresses the challenges of sustaining an ER...