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First US Insurer to Build Medical School

By Angie Best-Boss RN - April 12, 2016

When it comes to HMO’s, it doesn’t get much bigger than Kaiser Permanente. When they make a move, the medical establishment takes notice. But their latest announcement was a bold one – the Oakland,

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First US Insurer to Build Medical School

Top Reasons to Consider Small Town Physician Jobs

By Angie Best-Boss RN - April 5, 2016

Unless you grew up in a small town, practicing medicine in a rural community may not be every new doctor’s dream job.  But when the time comes for a new doctor to choose a home base, smaller towns

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Top Reasons to Consider Small Town Physician Jobs

How to Search for a Job When You Already Have One

By Susan Gulliford CPRW - March 29, 2016

If you are tired of your current job, don’t worry. There are numerous employment opportunities for healthcare professionals at this time. Consider that for January 2016: The unemployment rate

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How to Search for a Job When You Already Have One

National Doctors' Day – Honoring Our Physicians

By Angie Best-Boss RN - March 24, 2016

The first Doctors' Day observance was March 30, 1933 in Winder, Georgia. Eudora Brown Almond, wife of Dr. Charles B. Almond, decided to set aside a day to honor physicians. The date was the anniversary

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A Nurse's Letter to the Interns

By Angie Best-Boss RN - March 17, 2016

It happens every summer – a new crop of interns show up on my hospital unit. It’s a nice rite of passage – a handful of new baby docs show up and spend a few months shadowing our unit’s physicians.

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A Nurse Letter to Interns

You saw that? Social Media Smarts for Physicians

By Angie Best-Boss RN - March 9, 2016

A doctor grabs a drink with friends after work and afterwards posts a picture of himself and his friends, smiling with a beer in their hands. No big deal, right? Except the doctor still had his scrubs

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You saw that? Social Media Smarts for Physicians

Dealing Effectively with Shift Changes and Patient Handoffs

By Angie Best-Boss RN - March 3, 2016

If you have kids, you know the worst time of day is that hour before dinner - kids are needy and cranky after school, homework has to get started, and dinner has to be created. Similarly, if you are

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Dealing Effectively with Shift Changes and Patient Handoffs

Tips for Dealing with Difficult Patients

By MaryAnn DePietro - March 1, 2016

In an ideal world, your patients would all be polite and pleasant. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. If you work in healthcare, it’s inevitable you will have to deal with difficult patients.

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How to Deal With Difficult Patients

Caribbean Medical School - Things to Know

By Arber Frakulli - February 17, 2016

Aspiring to become a doctor is a noble venture, but what if you are one of the many that did not qualify for the Medical Schools to which you applied? Fortunately for individuals determined enough

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What I Wish I Knew Before Going to Caribbean Medical School

Get Your Scrubs & Try Not to Kill Anyone

By Mikael Plymoth - February 3, 2016

Editors note: We're back with another comic from The Elephant in the OR. In today's edition our hero shows up for his first day as a new intern, and recieves a very disconcerting welcome. Elephant in the

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Elephant in the OR
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