3 Common Rehab Therapy Credentialing Mistakes
If your clinic and therapists aren’t properly credentialed with insurance providers, your bottom line could very well suffer.
Occupational Therapists and the Benefits of Yoga
A new study finds that incorporating the positive holistic influence of yoga practice into your OT practice could have many benefits for patients.
Patients Have Spoken: Online Presence Is More Critical than Ever in Healthcare
It’s official: word-of-mouth referrals are no longer sacred in healthcare.
7 Opportunities for Medical Professionals to Practice Overseas
If you’re a medical professional, there are many opportunities for you to put your skills to work in another country, from working at a foreign hospital to joining the military.
10 Interview Tips for Nurses
Interviewing for a new nursing job? Here are 10 tips to help you make sure you are well-prepared and set up for success on the big day.
One Nurse’s Take On Travel Nursing
Jennifer Corona, BSN, RN, CCRN, sat down for an interview with us to offer some insight into the trials and triumphs of her experience with travel nursing.
A “Well-regulated Militia”: Can Doctors Prevent Gun Violence?
Family physicians have long recognized that gun violence is a national public health epidemic. Do they also hold the key to stopping it?
Are Doctors Bribed by Pharma? An Analysis of Data.
An in-depth look at a recent paper that explores correlational data relating opioid prescribing to opioid manufacturer payments.
More Nurse Practitioners Now Pursue Residency Programs To Hone Skills
There is a growing cadre of nurse practitioners who tack on up to a year of clinical and other training, often in primary care.
Headaches in the Community
An NP with decades of experience discusses diagnosing and treating patients with headaches, based on what she’s learned by specializing in pediatric headache and pain medicine.