About this episode
The Injector Diaries feature in-depth conversations with injectors from around the globe, from newcomers to masters. We explore how and why they started injecting, the products they favour and what happens under the hood of their clinics.
In Chapter 16, California nurse practitioner Julie Bass Kaplan shares her origin story, starting a business, finding her voice online and handling trolls.
We discuss her early injecting days and her first vascular occlusion, recovery and how it changed her practice, discovering cannulas and whether they can occlude, how ultrasound changes everything, spasm versus occlusion, life as an educator, regenerative medicine, mentors and pharma training, advanced injector training, why weekend courses fail, her hiring and training philosophy, and trainer pay inequality.
What you'll learn
- Lessons from Julie's first vascular occlusion
- Whether cannulas can still occlude
- How ultrasound changed her practice
- Telling spasm from occlusion
- Why weekend courses fall short
- How she hires and trains injectors
Topics
- Injector diaries
- Nurse practitioners
- Complications
- Cannulas
- Ultrasound
- Training
- USA
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.