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Stepping into your first PA role is an exciting milestone, but how do you also step into leadership early in your career? In this episode of Ready, Set, Practice, we’re joined by Clair Kuriakose, MBA, PA-C, FACHE, Chief Advanced Practice Officer at Stanford Health Care. Clair shares insights on what it means to be a clinical leader, how to advocate for yourself and your patients, and ways to navigate professional challenges — including what to do when you’re told “no.” We’ll also explore opportunities for mentorship, career advancement, and lifelong learning, plus practical strategies to prevent burnout and maintain wellness in a demanding field. Whether you're a new PA or planning your next career move, this episode will help you step up, take charge, and shape your future in the profession With an MBA from the University of Houston and a Lean Six Sigma green belt, PA Kuriakose has led performance improvement initiatives and served as the executive director of advanced practice since 2017. Clair is passionate about the value advanced practice providers bring to healthcare and enjoys collaborating with APP teams to ensure high-quality patient care.

This presentation explores how networking can influence and impact your career. Learners will be provided with practical strategies for building and leveraging professional relationships to enhance their success in the healthcare field and beyond. This information is ideal for PAs at every career stage.

This presentation reviews commonly found hip pathology in adults, as well as its causes, radiographic imaging modalities, conservative treatment options, and surgical options. Learners will discover which imaging modalities are best for diagnosis, determine how to treat patients based on their pathology, understand the contra-indications for some treatments, discern other conditions that mimic hip pain, know when to refer patients to specialists, and review surgical options for specific conditions.

The 21st Century Cures Act is a revolutionary set of laws and regulations which governs the release of healthcare information to patients via electronic health records (EHRs) and patient-facing portals. It is unique in its empowerment of patients to view and understand their healthcare information, but there are nuances of it that can contribute to increased violence for victims, especially sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and child abuse. This presentation will examine these nuances and provide practical advice on how to navigate them in a clinical setting.

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AAPA’s InNetwork CME offers specialty spotlights on various topics, created for PAs, by PAs. Unlock the secrets to understanding and managing mental health with our expertly curated bundle of courses. This bundle offers in-depth insights into various aspects of psychiatric health care and treatment.

In this session, participants will examine how recognition impacts the well-being and job satisfaction of advanced practice providers (APPs). We will discuss the importance of APP leaders in creating a culture of appreciation and support within healthcare teams. Strategies for effectively engaging and recognizing APPs will be shared, focusing on diverse perspectives and preferences.

With the number of measles cases, as well as the number of unvaccinated individuals on the rise in 2025, it’s important for every healthcare provider to know and understand what to do if they suspect their patient has measles or was exposed to measles. In this video podcast, we will discuss a high level overview of measles, the current status of outbreaks and measles vaccinations in the U.S., and what to do if you and your patients are exposed or do not have full immunity.

This practical, case-based dermatopathology course is designed to help clinicians improve biopsy techniques, avoid diagnostic pitfalls, and confidently interpret pathology reports. Across six modules, participants will build foundational knowledge in skin histology and pathology processing, then dive into common clinical scenarios including melanocytic lesions and alopecia. The course emphasizes real-world application, with clinical pearls, specimen tips, and pathology insights rarely found in textbooks or traditional CME. Participants will learn how to choose biopsy sites, avoid specimen errors, and decode the language of dermatopathology reports—bridging the gap between clinical dermatology and the microscope. This course delivers immediately applicable skills to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient care in everyday practice.

This activity will explore personal and generational traits that impact our work lives, then delve into the values, styles, and expectations of each generation. Finally, we'll create a framework to bridge generational gaps, enhancing employee engagement, retention, and development.