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Nurse practitioner (NP) residencies support transition to practice and improve retention. We describe outcomes of a primary care NP residency across four cohorts (2020 to 2024) at the Veterans Health Administration-VA Boston Healthcare System (VA-BHS). Evaluated outcomes include clinical competence, confidence in practice, employment, and retention. All 10 residents achieved competence and significantly greater confidence at graduation compared with 1 month after starting the program ( p < .0001). VA-BHS offered eight residents employment, retaining five of the six hired (83%) 1 year postgraduation. The robust confidence, competence, and retention of graduates uphold evidence that residencies support successful NP transition into practice.
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- Bethany A. Croke, Chizoba C. Nwosu, Patricia C. Underwood, Karen Tepper, Amelia Colman, Erin Shea
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- Nursing Education Perspectives
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- 2026-01-01
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- 1536-5026, 1943-4685
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Bethany A. Croke, Chizoba C. Nwosu, Patricia C. Underwood, Karen Tepper, Amelia Colman, Erin Shea (2026). Evaluation of the Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Residency Program. Nursing Education Perspectives. https://doi.org/10.1097/01.nep.0000000000001599
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