NPs wear a lot of hats.
Some of you are students. You’re deep in a graduate program, heading toward boards, trying to figure out what you actually need to know versus what your program had time to cover.
Some of you are practicing. You’re in the room, making decisions, and there are gaps in your clinical foundation you didn’t know you had until the patient was in front of you.
Some of you are teaching. You’re building courses, generating content, trying to keep up with guidelines and still have time to actually teach.
I’ve been all three at different points. I’ve built a tool for each.
If you’re a student preparing for boards:
Advanced Practice Ready is board prep built around one idea: you should find out what you don’t know before you spend weeks studying it.
Most NPs study content first, then test. That’s backwards. APR starts with a 25-question diagnostic that maps your knowledge against your actual exam blueprint. Every practice session after that is targeted to your gaps. The adaptive engine adjusts as you close them.
$300 for 12-month access. ACNP, FNP, and PMHNP tracks available.
If you’re an NP or PA in clinical practice:
APP Cardiology Academy is the cardiology curriculum your program didn’t build.
Sixteen lessons, clinical from the first page. Heart failure, ACS, arrhythmia, ECG interpretation, hemodynamics, anticoagulation, valvular disease, procedures. Built for NPs and PAs who are seeing cardiac patients and want a coherent framework, not just isolated facts.
This isn’t CME. It’s structured learning that changes how you think about the next patient.
Founding price is $999 through June 30. It goes to $1,899 after that.
If you’re teaching:
NursingEdAI is for nursing faculty who spend too many hours building course content.
You set the learning objectives, the clinical context, the academic level. NursingEdAI generates case studies, interactive activities, and slide decks to your spec. Every output is anchored to current clinical guidelines. Download as Word, export to Canvas, or use directly.
Seven-day free trial. Monthly, semester, and annual plans available.
One more thing: if you’re not sure which fits where you are right now, reply and tell me. I’ll point you in the right direction.
— Paul Logan, PhD, CRNP