Time management + charting tips - office half hour - time is a luxury + charting between patients

I was driving to the office, following the speed limit, and people were frantically passing me. It was the 8:00 hour, and I'm pretty sure they were late for work or an appointment or something. And it occurred to me: I had the absolute LUXURY of not having to rush or feel stressed by time.

I don't have to tell you that time is kinda the only non-renewable resource - but I might need to remind you. We might think twice before handing over our hard-earned money without a good reason (or a plan), but why don't we do that when it comes to our time?

This week, I'm shedding some light on my thoughts about time as a luxury, but I'm also talking about charting. Because that's what eats up so much of our time as clinicians - charting. I had a question about when I do my charting (since I have never EVER charted from home as a Nurse Practitioner), and I was so happy to answer it.

I'm also talking a bit about my new projects - a course, a bootcamp, and a mini course. They're all about time management and charting, and they're great for nurse practitioners, physician associates, or really anyone who has to write and sign chart notes. And you get CME - which means you can use CME money (and time off!) to pay for and complete these things that are going to make your life so much better.

Check them out here:

1. Chart Magic!
jessica-reeves.mykajabi.com/chart-magic

2. Chart Magic! BOOTCAMP
tinyurl.com/yc5vx596

3. NOT Another Note
jessica-reeves.mykajabi.com/not-another-note

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