Training midlevels

[giddyup]

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I am SO TIRED of training midlevels. 15 years and I've had to train no less than 13. Worst nightmare happened. Most recent NP hired without appropriate vetting (not my call) and we had an insane amount of patient complaints about her attitude and she was warned multiple times and we got 2 more complaints this week so she was let go and will not be coming back next week. she had 80 patients scheduled next week. im on vacation. entire practice is switching EMRs week after that and it isnt very intuitive. anyone have any good cheat sheet resources for training midlevels? i know i should have made one by now but i havent prioritized it tbh.

 

[thecentral09]

Private or employed?

 

[callmeanesthesia]

Extend your vacation.

 

[giddyup]

Private or employed?

private

 

[mille125]

That is a nightmare...

 

[Agast]

Tell chat gpt what you want the training material to cover and then tweak the response to make sense

 

[Ducttape]

the best way to train them is to have them follow you around for a month and see how you work.

 

[SSdoc33]

accept that they only last a year or 2 then move on

id honestly just fix their mistakes rather than keep training them myself. not worth the hassle, b/c they always leave

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