Wound care is a major economic and social impact on health care. Data indicates that 2.5% of the total population of the United States is impacted by chronic wounds. According to RNCareers.org, “the wound care, ostomy, and continence (WOC) nurse specializes in assessment, treatment, and monitoring of wounds and skin breakdown, as well as in Read More

Are you searching for a wound care course to fit your lifestyle, expectations, and professional goals? Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and students early in their training are talking about CoreMedSource’s Wound Care Basic Core Curriculum. Wound care is projected to be a driving factor in the future of healthcare. With rising rates of illness, an Read More

As a Wound Care Nurse Practitioner, my days typically start with a quiet cup of coffee, preferably outside. I’m a firm believer in self-care and that I need to feel my best if I am going to help others to as well. I’m usually at the clinic about 10 minutes before the first patient is Read More

The average salary for a wound care physician’s assistant (PA) in the United States is $150,541. Indeed.com (April 28, 2021) Whether you are pursuing a specialty in wound care from the nurse practitioner or physician assistant career path, the projection for employment for wound care health care workers is trending up. With rising rates of an aging Read More