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Transition to Practice

Emergency Medicine Curriculum

A completely asynchronous curriculum delivering CME/CE while providing advanced training in emergency medicine for providers on the go.

Core Modules

The ThriveAP Emergency Medicine curriculum helps NPs & PAs develop the clinical expertise necessary for high-stakes, fast-paced emergency department environments.

Centered around the systems-based knowledge required for high-quality care, each monthly course is led by a seasoned, expert-level emergency medicine advanced practice provider.

The curriculum consists of 10 core curriculum blocks, as well as professional development opportunities and clinical discussions:

  1. Foundations
  2. Endocrine
  3. Cardiovascular / Hematology
  4. Renal & GU
  5. Neurology/Psychiatry
  6. Respiratory Medicine
  7. Infectious Disease
  8. Gastroenterology
  9. Orthopedics & Rheumatology
  10. Soft Tissue Issues

Professional Development

Expand leadership and career efficiency skills. Featured topics include:

  • Avoiding Burnout
  • Presenting a Case
  • Navigating Practice as a New Grad

Clinical Discussions

Develop competency through real-world applications. Featured discussions include:

  • Selecting the Best Diagnostic Imaging
  • Managing Head Injuries
  • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel & Complete Blood Count Lab Interpretation

Endorsed By & a Partner of AAENP

The ThriveAP Emergency Medicine curriculum is endorsed by The American Academy of Emergency Nurse Practitioners (AAENP), offering participants membership benefits and professional resources.

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