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Petaluma Health Center’s Joint NP/PA Postgraduate Residency Training Program is Accredited

Congratulations on Initial Accreditation

The National Nurse Practitioner Residency and Fellowship Consortium (NNPRFTC) is pleased to announce the initial accreditation of another postgraduate NP/PA Residency Training Program:  Petaluma Health Center’s Joint NP/PA Postgraduate Residency Training Program, sponsored by Petaluma Health Center headquartered in Petaluma, CA. NNPRFTC’s Accreditation Commission’s initial programmatic accreditation is for three years.   Congratulations to Petaluma Health Center’s […]

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Fall 2020

Summer is almost over and Fall is in the air.  It’s a time for new beginnings, when many programs are welcoming their new cohort of trainees, often before the dust has settled from the previous cohort’s graduation. I think we would all agree, this was a summer like no other. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, the […]

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Compassion and Kindness

It is lovely to join you again, and my honor to write this guest blog. My retirement took several months to actually happen – life intervened. In February I finally began to shift into a more relaxed schedule. Then the pandemic hit. Over the last months, every one of us has experienced loss. The heart-aching […]

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Providing guidance to Postgraduate Residency & Fellowship Training Programs impacted by the spread of COVID19

Providing guidance to Postgraduate Residency and Fellowship Training Programs impacted by the spread of COVID19. The consortium is aware many postgraduate residency and fellowship training programs are diligently working to establish contingency plans in response to the coronavirus outbreak. The consortium has received several inquiries from new and established programs with questions around conducting virtual […]

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January Blog: Happy New Year!

I had plenty of time to think as we drove from Connecticut to California this December.  Crossing nearly a dozen state lines, through three time zones and innumerable weather systems, it was an epic trip through America’s towns and cities and vast open spaces. I thought a lot about the state of health in America […]

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