Your work, pay and credentials.
One less thing to chase.
Find the certificate someone just asked for. Check next week’s shifts. Keep track of the hours behind your pay. All on the phone you already carry.
“Where did I save that certificate?”
Start with the thing you need today. Here’s how it looks in Provider Life, using a fictional sample profile.
01Find a credential
02Put a packet together
03See what training is due
04Plan the shifts ahead
05Check the hours behind your pay
06Keep workday tools close
What does your week look like?
A hospitalist, a night nurse and a patient care tech may share a hallway. They have different things to keep track of.
Physician
Keep state licenses, liability coverage and CME certificates ready for your next appointment or renewal. Put clinic, call and shifts from another job on one calendar.
Nurse
Find your life-support card when employee health asks. See your continuing education hours, then check which nights you worked before you look at your pay stub.
CRNA or advanced practice clinician
Keep professional licenses and certification cycles together. Log call and extra shifts across sites, and build a document packet for a new assignment.
Patient care tech
Keep your orientation dates, workplace training dates and life-support card handy. Check your next shift and log the hours you actually worked.
Therapist, social worker or allied health
Gather the licenses or training your role needs, keep track of credits as you earn them, and find the right contact when you cover another location.
A working week with Provider Life.
Prepare the license packet staffing asked for, make a quick note when a shift runs late, and check that extra hour on payday.
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The rest of your work life.
When another job calls
Keep workplace contacts and onboarding documents by site. If you contract, follow your hours through invoicing and payment, and keep receipts and expenses together.
When you need a minute
Quick Capture gives you a place for a work reminder. On Home, a photo and countdown keep something you’re looking forward to in sight.
When a record is personal
Private records are encrypted on your device. Choose what goes into a packet, and save an encrypted backup file you can restore when you change phones.
Try it on your next shift.
Provider Life is inviting healthcare workers to try the web app. Email us about a place in the pilot.
From Kind Provider, an independent studio founded by a practicing nephrologist.