Deep Dive with Lindsay Hill, DNP, PMHNP - Psych NP Mentor - PMHNP Mentor
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Podcast Overview
<p>Welcome to my podcast. I am Lindsay Hill, DNP, PMHNP BC, and this show is my space to slow down and really unpack what psychiatric care looks like in real life.</p><p>Each episode is built from the learning that shapes our work in mental health: lectures, clinical meetings, medication updates, webinars, books, and the conversations that make you stop and think. We will dig into the details that matter, like diagnostic clarity, treatment planning, psychopharmacology, side effects and monitoring, comorbidities, therapeutic approaches, patient communication, and the practical judgment calls that rarely fit into a tidy script.</p><p>My goal is simple: take complex topics and make them feel understandable, usable, and grounded. Whether you are a student, a clinician, or someone who loves learning about the mental health field, you will leave with clearer frameworks, helpful reminders, and takeaways you can bring back to your practice and your life.</p><p>Thanks for being here. Let’s dive in.</p><p>This podcast is for education and discussion only and is not medical advice.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 2, 2026
S2E50: Clinical Decision Fatigue in New PMHNPs
In this deep-dive episode, we unpack Clinical Decision Fatigue in New PMHNPs. Audio Overview Listen to an in-depth podcast of this post Two hosts break down the full article — no reading required. Your browser does not support audio playback. Twelve patients into a Tuesday afternoon, and the prescribing decision that should take you two minutes takes twenty. You stare at the chart. You know this patient. You know the medication options. But your brain feels like it’s running through wet cement. The confidence you had at 9 a.m. evaporated somewhere around patient number eight, and now you’re second-guessing a dosage adjustment you could have made in your sleep last week. This isn’t imposter syndrome. This isn’t burnout. This is clinical decision fatigue — and it hits new PMHNPs harder than almost anyone talks about. A 2024 study in the Journal of Clinical Psychology Read the full post: https://psychnpfellowship.com/pmhnp-clinical-decision-fatigue-new-grad/
July 1, 2026
S2E49: The APRN Compact Is 2 States Away: How It Changes PMHNP Practice
In this deep-dive episode, we unpack The APRN Compact Is 2 States Away: How It Changes PMHNP Practice. Audio Overview Listen to an in-depth podcast of this post Two hosts break down the full article — no reading required. Your browser does not support audio playback. Five states down, two to go. The APRN Compact — the multistate licensing agreement that would let psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners hold a single license and practice across every member state — is closer to activation than most PMHNPs realize. Delaware, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming have already signed on. When two more states enact the compact, the entire system goes live. Current projections from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) put that somewhere in late 2026 or early 2027. For PMHNPs running telehealth practices, eyeing expansion into neighboring states, or just tired of j Read the full post: https://psychnpfellowship.com/aprn-compact-pmhnp-multistate-practice/
June 30, 2026
S2E48: Early Clozapine After One Failed Antipsychotic: What PMHNPs Need to Know
In this deep-dive episode, we unpack Early Clozapine After One Failed Antipsychotic: What PMHNPs Need to Know. Audio Overview Listen to an in-depth podcast of this post Two hosts break down the full article — no reading required. Your browser does not support audio playback. 654 patients. One failed antipsychotic. And a drug most prescribers still avoid. A March 2026 randomized clinical trial in JAMA Psychiatry just challenged one of the most deeply held assumptions in psychiatric prescribing: that clozapine belongs at the end of the line. The study found that patients with first-episode psychosis who didn’t respond to their first antipsychotic had better outcomes on clozapine than on olanzapine or amisulpride — after just one failed trial. For PMHNPs, especially those early in their careers, this matters. Clozapine has been the third rail of psychopharmacology for decades, buried behind monitoring Read the full post: https://psychnpfellowship.com/early-clozapine-one-failed-antipsychotic-pmhnp/
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<p>Welcome to my podcast. I am Lindsay Hill, DNP, PMHNP BC, and this show is my space to slow down and really unpack what psychiatric care looks like in real life.</p><p>Each episode is built from the learning that shapes our work in mental health: lectures, clinical meetings, medication updates, webinars, books, and the conversations that make you stop and think. We will dig into the details that matter, like diagnostic clarity, treatment planning, psychopharmacology, side effects and monitoring, comorbidities, therapeutic approaches, patient communication, and the practical judgment calls that rarely fit into a tidy script.</p><p>My goal is simple: take complex topics and make them feel understandable, usable, and grounded. Whether you are a student, a clinician, or someone who loves learning about the mental health field, you will leave with clearer frameworks, helpful reminders, and takeaways you can bring back to your practice and your life.</p><p>Thanks for being here. Let’s dive in.</p><p>This podcast is for education and discussion only and is not medical advice.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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