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Advanced Practice Provider Onboarding: An Academic Teaching Institution's Experience
Rajashree Koppolu1, Monica Nandwani, Jesus Navoa
1Author Affiliations: Manager of Advanced Practice Professional Development (Koppolu), Center for Advanced Practice, Stanford Medicine Children's Health, Palo Alto; and Manager of Advanced Practice Providers (Dr Nandwani and Navoa) and Executive Director of Advanced Practice (Kuriakose), Center for Advanced Practice, Stanford Medicine Health Care, Stanford, California.
Employers need effective strategies to recruit and retain advanced practice providers (APPs). This study details an APP onboarding program designed to support new hires and enhance job satisfaction in academic healthcare settings.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Human Resources in Medicine
- Advanced Practice Provider Education
Background:
- Increasing demand for advanced practice providers (APPs) necessitates strategic employer focus on recruitment, retention, and job satisfaction.
- Successful integration of new APPs into healthcare organizations is crucial for maintaining quality patient care and operational efficiency.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the creation, development, and sustainability of an APP onboarding program.
- To support the initial transition of new-hire APPs into their roles within an academic healthcare organization.
- To outline strategies for equipping new APPs with essential tools for a successful start.
Main Methods:
- Development of a structured APP onboarding program.
- Coordination between APP leaders and multidisciplinary stakeholders.
- Implementation of resources and support systems for new APP hires.
Main Results:
- The described onboarding program facilitates a smoother transition for new APPs.
- The program aims to enhance job satisfaction and retention of advanced practice providers.
- Multidisciplinary collaboration ensures comprehensive support for new hires.
Conclusions:
- A well-designed APP onboarding program is essential for academic healthcare organizations.
- Strategic onboarding contributes to the recruitment and retention of advanced practice providers.
- Ongoing program development and stakeholder engagement are key to sustainability.
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