Researchers from UMass Chan Medical School and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus are seeking participants for two important studies that will help shape the future of postgraduate training and transition-to-practice support for Advanced Practice Providers.
Study 1: Sustainability of NP & PA Residency and Fellowship Programs
This survey explores the facilitators, barriers, and challenges of developing, maintaining, and sustaining NP and PA residency and fellowship programs. Findings will help inform best practices and support organizations nationwide.
Who should participate?
- Program leaders
- Faculty and educators
- Administrators
- Stakeholders involved in postgraduate APP training
The survey takes just 2-5 minutes and responses are voluntary and confidential. Complete the survey here.
Research Team
- Principal Investigator: Danielle Hebert, DNP, MBA, ANP-BC; Associate Professor, UMass Chan Medical School
- Co-Investigator: Jill M. Terrien, PhD, ANP-BC, FAAN; Associate Dean, Interprofessional & Community Partnerships, UMass Chan Medical School
Study 2: APRN Fellowship Decision-Making
This dissertation study examines why some APRN students and new graduate APRNs choose to pursue fellowship training while others do not. The findings will help improve transition-to-practice support, fellowship program development, and future outcomes research.
Who should participate?
- APRN students
- New graduate APRNs (≤3 years of experience)
The first 200 participants can enter to win one of five $200 gift cards!
Survey options:
• Full Survey
• Brief Version
Research Team
- Maura K. Moran, PMHNP-BC; Ph.D. Candidate, Co-Director for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Education and Training, University of Colorado, Department of Psychiatry
Your participation will help strengthen postgraduate education and support the next generation of Advanced Practice Providers. Thank you for contributing to this important work!
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