Recent Episodes
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Podcast Hiatus, Accreditation & We’re Hiring!
Feb 13, 2025 – 7:52 -
Navigating Confrontation at Work as an NP
Nov 28, 2024 – 14:38 -
Path to Overcoming Disillusionment in Healthcare with Rebecca Arnold
Nov 14, 2024 – 57:29 -
How to Negotiate a Raise for Nurse Practitioners with Amanda Guarniere
Oct 24, 2024 – 53:21 -
Unexpected Mentorship Questions from New NPs - Interview with Kara Pesola, NP
Oct 10, 2024 – 44:37 -
Advice for Creating New NP Mentorship Programs
Sep 26, 2024 – 18:17 -
Advice for New Grads Interested in Urgent Care with Michelle Lew, NP
Sep 12, 2024 – 40:47 -
Assessing Chest Pain: New Red Flags & Risk Factors - Interview with Jennifer Carlquist, PA
Aug 22, 2024 – 1:06:46 -
Treating Substance Use Disorder: Stimulants & How to get Addiction Histories - Interview with Shelby Pope
Aug 8, 2024 – 52:03 -
Treating Opiate Use Disorder in Primary Care - Interview with Shelby Pope, NP
Jul 25, 2024 – 1:11:13 -
Bridging the Gap: Primary Care and Specialty Care Courses for Nurse Practitioners - Need Your Input!
Jul 11, 2024 – 11:23 -
Real World NP: Redefining Continuing Education for Nurse Practitioners
Jun 27, 2024 – 55:25 -
Giving Yourself Permission, Season 2 Recap & What's Next
Mar 27, 2024 – 10:56 -
Investing In Your Future: Financial Planning for NPs
Mar 5, 2024 – 56:39 -
Empowering Equity: Transforming Clinical Spaces with Community Care
Feb 20, 2024 – 48:27 -
Navigating The Drama Triangle As An NP
Feb 6, 2024 – 1:00:30 -
Caretaker Fatigue: What Is The Root Cause?
Jan 23, 2024 – 57:58 -
Are NP Careers Changing?
Jan 9, 2024 – 37:14 -
Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Roundtable: How Are We Doing After Covid?
Dec 12, 2023 – 1:00:30 -
Cardiology In Primary Care With Midge Bowers
Dec 5, 2023 – 55:07 -
Navigating NP Burnout with Cait Donovan
Nov 30, 2023 – 1:00:03 -
What Is Your Philosophy Of Practice As A Nurse Practitioner?
Nov 22, 2023 – 12:55 -
New Nurse Practitioner Pillars of Primary Care
Nov 14, 2023 – 11:23 -
The New Season Is Here
Nov 9, 2023 – 5:37 -
Season Pause
May 10, 2023 – 1:58 -
Legal Questions from Nurse Practitioners Answered
Apr 25, 2023 – 1:14:33 -
New Nurse Practitioner: When You Don't Know the Answers
Apr 18, 2023 – 7:00 -
Ortho in Primary Care: Hacks for New Nurse Practitioners
Apr 11, 2023 – 12:48 -
Diagnosing and Managing Shoulder Pain in Primary Care
Apr 4, 2023 – 14:06 -
Atopic Dermatitis Treatment for New NPs | Pearls of Practice
Mar 28, 2023 – 19:45 -
Managing COPD Exacerbation In Primary Care
Mar 21, 2023 – 22:44 -
Contraceptive Counseling For Primary Care NPs
Mar 14, 2023 – 9:14 -
How To Diagnose and Treat Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Mar 7, 2023 – 12:17 -
Preventing Burnout As A New Nurse Practitioner: Interview with a Self-Care Strategist
Feb 28, 2023 – 31:10 -
Interview with a Pulmonologist
Feb 14, 2023 – 1:15:28 -
What To Do When You Have Bad News For Patients
Feb 7, 2023 – 20:09 -
Nutritional Counseling for Diabetes Patients - What You Need to Know
Jan 31, 2023 – 54:22 -
Ask A Cardiology Nurse Practitioner
Jan 24, 2023 – 50:52 -
Starting Insulin In Type 2 Diabetes
Jan 17, 2023 – 12:19 -
Preoperative Assessment for New Nurse Practitioners
Jan 10, 2023 – 18:27 -
How To Know When To Change Jobs As A Nurse Practitioner
Jan 3, 2023 – 9:58 -
Diagnosing Wrist Pain for New Nurse Practitioners
Dec 27, 2022 – 10:42 -
The Right (and Wrong) Way to Ask Questions as a New Nurse Practitioner
Dec 20, 2022 – 7:33 -
Syphilis Laboratory Diagnosis for New Nurse Practitioners
Dec 13, 2022 – 13:30 -
How To Choose Which Oral Contraceptive Pill for New Nurse Practitioners
Dec 6, 2022 – 8:51 -
When to use antibiotics Persistent Cough Case Study for New Nurse Practitioners
Nov 29, 2022 – 18:20 -
Treating Anticoagulated Patients
Nov 15, 2022 – 11:56 -
Determining The Cause Of Microscopic Hematuria
Nov 8, 2022 – 10:57 -
Talking About Disability Rights - An Interview with Andrea Dalzell, Disability Rights Influencer
Nov 1, 2022 – 45:04 -
Discussing Sexual Health With Your Patients - An Interview With A Sexual Health Educator
Oct 25, 2022 – 44:12
Recent Reviews
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AmberAGNPLike, right?I really wanted to listen to the Unexpected Mentorship Questions episode with Kara Pesola, but I could only stand it for about 15 minutes before I had to turn it off because of the amount of times they both say “like” or “right.” Super annoying and unprofessional. It would make an excellent drinking game if you wanted to get absolutely plastered, though.
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kmmac29Amazing podcast!Love love love this podcast! It’s exactly what I was looking for as an np student about to start clinicals! I love the topics that are based on primary complaint or condition, even just a general overview is so helpful. Would love an episode about doing a thorough sports physical (sorry if there is one and I just missed it).
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TaraSexyirish1Love this podcast !Liz , I absolutely love your podcast . I’m getting ready to graduate as a brand new FNP snd this podcast is so informative. Thank you so much 😊
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Danipher21Good but….I think this podcast is very well put together! But the moaning! I can’t get past it. Everything is fine and the all the sudden “mmmmmm” I can’t stop laughing when I hear it.
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tarr333I’m sure the content is decent…But I can’t listen because of what sounds like long, drawn out moans. I know she is agreeing with or acknowledging statements, but it’s incredibly distracting, especially since it usually drowns out/interrupts the person she’s interviewing. To improve audio quality, either don’t make any noises or use words to acknowledge or agree. “Absolutely!” Or “Oh, that’s interesting,” after the speaker is done would be just fine if you really feel you need to have input beyond continuing the interview.
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T, like T-SwiftLove the topics, hate the moaningThis podcast is very informative, I love the topics and always end up learning a lot. As constructively as possible, feedback I have to give is this: the moaning (agreeing with your voice) could improve the podcast if a verbal response were initiated instead. Otherwise, keep up the great work ❤️
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Meridith0426Empowering resource for NPs!As a new grad NP, I am so overwhelmed by all the information available! Every time I listen to an episode of this podcast, I feel more empowered on effective ways to educate, treat, and care for my patients. It is truly such an incredible resource.
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Mean bean 12Thank You!I just stumbled upon these podcasts and I wanted to say THANK YOU! I have been searching for something exactly like this!! I appreciate the time and effort you put into teaching us in a concise manner!
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JustMyOpinion~2 GendersYou lose any credibility when you say there are multiple genders.. No.. There are 2..
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GeckoliteAll fluffShe talks a lot with nothing really to say.
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rn1120Helpful information.Helpful information tailored to np’s. Only thing I dislike is the frequent “I love that,” “hmmm’s” and “yeahhhhhh” while the person being interviewed is talking. I find it repetitive and distracting.
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Angie RoodDMLoved the interview. There was a lot of information. I did not know that there was this many resources out there for patients.
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veggieUruIncredible source of informationI’m a FNP student and I’m so thankful for Liz. She’s incredibly knowledgeable and shares information in a very easy and understandable manner. I would move to Boston if she could precept me! Must listen!
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JKB428A lifesaver for NP studentsI’m doing my clinical rotations for NP school now and Liz has been an amazing resource. I walk while listening to the podcast and it helps me absorb the information differently from when I read my textbook. But I didn’t fully appreciate the value of the information provided until I got to clinicals. During the didactic portion of my program, the “real world” information was still a bit abstract because I wasn’t interacting with real patients. About halfway through my very first clinical day, I bought Liz’s binder! I leave it open on my computer along with UpToDate and my other clinical resources. I print out the templates for the exam type so I’m sure I’m getting all the information needed. But I think the greatest thing about Liz is just the fact that she is so darn nice! Healthcare is stressful and the clear concise and compassionate way she presents the information has helped me to stay calm and connect with patients in a meaningful way. I find myself using her communication techniques all the time and she’s helped me see things from new perspectives. I always learn something new that I immediately get to apply in practice. She helps make sense of the 90 million things you learn in your program!
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MartindalesSoon to be NPThis podcast is perfect for the new NP to think through cases and give us confidence in our training. And you can listen over and over if you missed something. Thank you!
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Tro1corNPVery informative! I love listening to Liz’ calming and teaching voice.
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Njanina90Great informationI’m in me first rotation of clinical for FNP and the clinic I’m at is over an hour away from my home; this podcast is great for learning while on the go! I love Liz’s YouTube page and am so happy that I can have even more access to the great content!
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selena1234New podcast for my commuteI am a Hospitalist NP by trade and recently left the hospital for Primary Care. This podcast has been very helpful
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dreileenogradyGreat podcastI recommend this to all NP students. Fantastic in every way. Dr Eileen O’Grady
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asheville nc 2021Out of practiceI have been taking a bit of time off and desperately needing a tool like Real world NP. She makes watching and listening fun and informative! Thank you for this information!
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LinZ98765Great for NP students!I have been watching Liz’s YouTube videos and been an email subscriber for a little over a year. She provides such amazing advice for NP students and New NPs! Can’t thank her enough for the quality of her content and the positivity she brings to this space! So excited about these podcasts and the opportunity to listen to Liz on my commutes!
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Lorijo032769Love this!Thank you for your knowledge and support!
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StacesjourneyNew NPExcellent content! Listening to the podcasts in the car has been a wonderful way of staying current, encouraged and empowered! Thank you Liz!
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SunshineWPBGreat info for new (and old) NPs alikeI’ve been practicing as an NP in a speciality for over 10 years but absolutely love Liz and this podcast! I listen on my way to work and find that it refreshes my memory on all sorts of important topics! Very appreciative of all the time and effort she puts into educating new (and old) NPs alike!
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Lc1236So helpful!I love RealWorldNP and find it so helpful! I am a student currently working to become a FNP and Liz approaches topics in such a manageable and beneficial way. I am thankful for this amazing resource!
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AnaPanda#So helpful!Liz is such a great educator and gives good guidance to help support new NP’s. Such a needed voice in the medical podcast community!
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DessicatorEncouraging and informativeLiz Rohr’s work is so very helpful for the emerging NP. She has a gift for bridging evidence to practice in the service of patients and I am very grateful!
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walkercb12Podcast Perfect!I’ve followed Liz on Instagram for the last 6 months of my NP program and now as I transition into FNP world. Was beyond excited for the announcement of podcasts! The information she provides is invaluable, especially to new NPs and even students. She is such a great resource and her podcasts are perfect, especially to listen in the car or getting your steps in on a lunch break. You will not regret listening to or subscribing to her podcast!
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Kayla VittGrateful for this!!Beyond excited that Liz is starting this podcast! When I started my NP student journey I searched for NP focused podcasts to listen to on my way to class and clinical to no avail. This is going to be a game changer. One podcast in and I’m hooked! I had to subscribe because I don’t want to miss an episode.
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breaagAwesome!Liz is awesome and gives great tips while providing a welcoming and judgement free atmosphere! Excited about this podcast for sure!
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TheVirgoNPYou’re AwesomeThank you for investing in my future. I enjoy you enthusiasm and the information detail is phenomenal. Because of you I am able to feel more confident in my daily practice. I purchased your cheat sheets and have not looked back. We need more in the world willing to motivate novice nurse practitioners. Keep up the good work.
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HRG1120A MUST HAVE reference for new NPsReal world Np came into my life right after I passed my AANP boards- I swear it was a gift from above. Liz makes reviews of a variety of need to know NP topics SO EASY to review and understand. After falling in love with her videos, I quickly jumped at the other resources she offered including the NP binder and the lab interpretation course- and everything is worth EVERY penny! Having this podcast to listen to in the go is an amazing resource for all of us baby NPs! Thank you Real world NP!
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Jasmine from VAGreat Resource for New Nps!I’m so glad Liz started a podcast! She is such a gem to the NP community! She has amazing resources that really helped me as a student and continue to help me as a new NP. Subscribe to all her things! You won’t be disappointed!
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kgreen1818Incredibly helpful resource for new NPs and clinical studentsI am an FNP student currently completing my clinical hours, and I am so, so grateful that a friend referred me to Real World NP. It's exactly what I've been looking for to help me review material in a practical way that is honed specifically to the learning needs of clinical students and new NPs as we jump into practice. I love how the material is specific to NP scope- it is pared down enough to really stick in the brain while still incorporating the needed complexity. The encouraging, reassuring spirit that Liz always brings is also so needed and probably does as much to support my practice as the actual content. I am excited she has released podcasts now in addition to the YouTube videos- I'll be listening whenever I walk my dog!
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maaaenlGreat!Love these podcasts
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HD FNPGreat resourceI’m a newer FNP and I have found her lessons so helpful. They are concise, applicable, and interesting. Thank you!
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Steph_6509Love this podcast!!First, I love the sound of Liz’s voice. I enjoy her teaching techniques. She is full of knowledge and so willing to share. I can’t recommended Liz enough!! You won’t regret this addition to your library.
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Tasha NP2BLove Real World NP!I am a current NP student and I came across Liz on YouTube. Her content is super relatable and easy to follow! I’ve purchased some of her resources and they have been soooo helpful! Already obsessed with this podcast!
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Lynn Hutto👏👏A MUST for the new NP 👏👏I highly recommend Liz at Real World NP. She has been my go to for so many topics. I purchased her Survival Guide and refer to it frequently. Any and all NP students and New NP’s should check her out. You will not be disappointed!!!
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AES_2021Great content!Love listening to this podcast! Being a new NP it’s nice to have access to something that is able to help guide and help me through this first year!
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saltvateSo helpful!I am so excited that Liz is doing a podcast! I have watched so many of her super helpful videos and find them and just adore them. I drive a ton and am excited to listen in the new format.
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GenCalMirAn ally for NP’sI graduated 05/2021 and just passed the ANCC exam. I signed up for the lab crash course and listened to part of the first module. Liz is such a great teacher, she makes learning so easy and relevant. She really has created her business to help us all genuinely. Thank you Liz!!!
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NewbieNPGreat ContentLiz is insanely informative. The way she explains topics are logical and methodical as they should be! Her information is so useful and I can’t believe she is giving out so much for free. I can’t wait to see what else she will podcast about. This podcast format is so much more convenient. If you are a brand new NP she gives so many pearls on how to survive your first year!
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LCondittGreat resource!Liz is so great and such a good resource to have as a new grad or someone like me who did a few years in Peds and then switched to family practice. This is a wonderful refresher of everything. She is easy to understand and breaks things down in a simple manner. I’m also currently taking her lab course which is also great and provides CME hours. So glad I found her!
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LizzyB_FNPSo helpful!I am so excited for Liz to have started a podcast! Her videos are so incredibly helpful for every NP trying to navigate this crazy job and now to be able to listen to them any time and place is just amazing. I highly recommend this podcast for every NP out there!
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Zijaisawesome!Great resource for new NPsI am a newly practicing NP and have found the videos, podcast, and binder extremely helpful! I am very excited about the podcast. It makes it easier to listen to materials while driving to work or doing other things. Thank you!
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SamantouYay Real World NP podcast!I’m a FNP student and I really enjoy this podcast. First of all, Liz has a really calming voice. Her content and demeanor are really reassuring and helpful. I’ve watched a few Real World NP videos but I like the podcast format better. I listen to podcasts when driving to and from school/clinical. Love the clinical and especially lab info!
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KcnossenYay! Podcast! 🙌So grateful for Liz! She is relatable and knowledgeable. She keeps things simple and concise, which I appreciate. As a new NP, I am always looking for quick refreshers and up to date information that I can reference quickly and efficiently. I can’t always watch videos, so I’m grateful that now I have a podcast to listen to! Especially when I’m driving to/from work 😊. Thanks for all you do Liz!
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sgarces95If you’re a new or future NP you need to listen to this!She’s engaging, fun, and so helpful 😊
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