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Oncology News Central (ONC)
Learn how Olivia Kerins leverages her roles in healthcare and sports to fuel her passion for community service and education—offering a unique model for broad impact.
Nursing September 25th 2023
Healthgrades for Professionals
Discover which medical specialties are experiencing the most rapid growth and what these trends mean for healthcare professionals navigating an evolving landscape.
All Specialties September 19th 2023
MDLinx
Amid a rising staffing crisis, female physicians, who tend to provide better patient outcomes, are grappling with elevated burnout and depression rates due to additional home responsibilities, emphasizing the need for self-awareness and trusted guidance when considering career changes.
All Specialties July 10th 2023
Explore how locum tenens can offer a unique blend of professional flexibility and adventure for physicians, while being aware of the need for careful contract negotiation and self-insurance.
All Specialties June 21st 2023
Clinical Trials
Addressing the Crisis: Reinventing the Clinical Research Workforce The clinical research enterprise, the backbone of medical advancement, is at a crossroads. A deep-seated crisis in the workforce threatens to halt progress, demanding urgent, systemic solutions. Key Points: “Now is the time to fix the evidence generation system.” US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Robert M. Califf in January 2023
All Specialties June 12th 2023
Modern Optometry
Optometry students have navigated unprecedented challenges, embraced technology, and shaped the future of their profession, demonstrating resilience and a commitment to excellence. Optometry students have undergone significant changes and challenges since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The sudden shift to remote learning and the absence of in-person interaction disrupted their programs. However, they persevered, adapted to new norms, and learned valuable lessons about themselves and their profession. During the pandemic, optometry students learned the importance of self-care and compassion. They developed new routines, sought help when needed, and found ways to disconnect and tune into their own needs. By nurturing their humanistic side, they became better clinicians, strengthening their connections with patients. Optometry students also woke up to the need for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. They recognized the lack of representation on their campuses and embraced a commitment to creating a more equitable and inclusive environment. They spoke up, advocating for systemic change and pushing for policies and programs that promote DEI. The financial aspect of optometry school remains a challenge for students. With high tuition costs, additional expenses for studying from home, and the burden of student debt, planning for financial stability becomes difficult. Despite these […]
Optometry May 31st 2023