APPs spend their careers recognizing when patients need help, but identifying the same need in themselves can be surprisingly difficult. Research reveals a troubling gap between clinicians experiencing significant mental health distress and those seeking care—and the reasons go far beyond simply being reluctant to ask for help.
Receiving a job offer is exciting. After updating your resume, preparing for interviews, comparing opportunities, and negotiating compensation, it's easy to feel like the hard part is over.
Imagine you've just received a job offer that checks almost every box. The salary is competitive. The benefits are attractive. You enjoyed meeting the team, and you can picture yourself working there. Then you begin reading the compensation section of the employment agreement and come across a phrase that many healthcare providers have seen but don't fully understand
