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  • Advanced Practice Provider Education
  • Mentorship in Healthcare

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  • Advanced practice providers (APPs) are a vital and rapidly expanding segment of the US healthcare system.
  • The evolving roles of APPs necessitate structured professional growth and advancement programs.
  • Mentorship is a proven strategy for enhancing knowledge, skills, and career longevity in other medical fields.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To address the lack of evidence-based mentorship models for APPs.
  • To describe the development of a comprehensive APP mentorship program.
  • To create a model supporting both mentors and mentees throughout their careers.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a structured APP mentorship model.
  • Program design focused on supporting mentors and mentees.
  • Consideration of career trajectory within the mentorship framework.

Main Results:

  • A detailed APP mentorship model has been created.
  • The program is designed for comprehensive support across APP careers.
  • This initiative aims to fill a gap in APP professional development resources.

Conclusions:

  • Effective mentorship models are needed to support the growing APP workforce.
  • The developed program provides a framework for fostering APP professional growth.
  • Implementing such programs can enhance APP retention and career satisfaction.