Aquifer at NONPF 2022

We will be attending the 2022 NONPF 48th Annual Conference in Minneapolis, MN from April 6-10, 2022 to share updates on our developing projects and help you make the most of your subscription. If you are attending the meeting, we hope to see you at our booth.

Join us at Booth #12

Thursday, April 7 from 3:00 – 7:00 PM
Friday, April 8 from 9:45 AM – 2:30 PM
Saturday, April 9 from 9:45 AM – 1:00 PM

Stop by our booth to talk to our staff to get questions answered and learn about the latest news on:

Social Determinants of Health and Foundations of Telemedicine

Our latest free cases teach fundamentals for these essential topics in health professions education

New: Nurse Practitioner Educator Task Force

The new NP Task Force will be accepting applications this summer. The group aims to amplify the voice, interests, and experiences of NP educators to Aquifer and participates in the review and development of teaching tools for your peers.

Integrated Illness Scripts

Explore our new teaching activities to help link basic science and clinical learning at the bedside.

Aquifer’s Curricular Partner Program

Take full advantage of the power of our complete content library at a deep discount, and the enhanced benefits and exclusive access to new teaching and learning tools.

Did You Know?

93% of NP student users would recommend Aquifer to a fellow student

If you aren’t attending NONPF or can’t make the booth hours but would like to catch up to discuss any of your questions, to find a time to connect please email Leah Romano, Relationship Manager for DO, PA, DNP/NP, Residency/Fellowship, International, and other programs.

Call for Interest: New Nurse Practitioner Task Force

Make an Impact: Work with Aquifer to Advance Medical Education

Aquifer—a unique non-profit organization dedicated to advancing healthcare education—will be inviting Nurse Practitioners to join the new Nurse Practioner Task Force. This group will bring the voice, interests, and experiences of nurse practitioner educators to Aquifer, and work to develop educator tools and training materials to support physician assistant programs using Aquifer to achieve better student outcomes by integrating Aquifer into their curriculum.

This is an exciting opportunity to participate in a scholarly project on a national level and advance healthcare education through collaboration. With over 15 million virtual patient cases completed since our founding in 2006, Aquifer is the leader in developing clinical teaching and learning tools for medical and health professions education. Aquifer needs your help ensuring that our learning tools meet the needs of nurse practitioner educators.


Aquifer Nurse Practitioner Task Force Details

Why:

To further develop Aquifer’s teaching and learning resources as a valuable tool for nurse practitioner educators.

Who:

This is an open invitation to all nurse practitioner educators who use Aquifer courses. The group will be supported by Aquifer staff and led by:

Marcy Ainslie, EdD, APRN, FNP
Asst. Professor, CHHS
University of New Hampshire
Department of Nursing

Sherilyn Smith, MD
Chief Academic Officer, Aquifer
Professor of Pediatrics
University of Washington School of Medicine

What:

The Aquifer Nurse Practitioner Task Force will:

  • Develop and review faculty materials to support the use of Aquifer cases in the nurse practitioner curriculum
  • Provide input to Aquifer leadership regarding the priorities and unique needs of nurse practitioner programs

When:

The Task Force will work actively for approximately one year, with work starting in late summer 2022. Work will include:

  • Monthly video conference calls
  • Working offline on prioritized projects, with work reviewed by the group on monthly calls

The Nurse Practitioner Task Force will be open for applications later this spring. If you are interested in having additional Task Force information and a link to the application sent directly to you when it becomes available, please add your email to this list.

We hope you will consider joining the Nurse Practitioner Task Force and work with us to better serve the needs of nurse practitioner educators and students.