Whether you’re a nurse or a nurse practitioner, you need malpractice insurance, even when your employer has...
Note: As I was editing this article for posting, a news alert came over my phone. In the city of Atlanta, a...
We are coming closer to the advent of sixty years of the PA and NP professions. Soon there will be six...
I am writing this article based upon two factors: I have not seen it addressed often in the healthcare...
Do healthcare providers need healing? You bet we do! Our bodies are no different than those of our patients....
We have launched our way into a new year and with it comes many opportunities to make different decisions,...
In physical therapy, listening and developing a strong therapeutic alliance goes a long way. As a physical...
This, being an end of year article, while we are hearing the sounds of the holidays in the streets and...
“Time is our most valuable asset, yet we tend to waste it, kill it, and spend it rather than invest it.”...
Over the years, I have worked with countless unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) in a variety of settings in...
It is apparent to me that I am stuck on diligence for yet another month. I cannot escape it because it is the...
Direct access physical therapy is the ability of a patient to access a physical therapist without the need...
One of my favorite authors, C.S. Lewis, has been attributed by the internet with these insightful words:...
I was surfing the internet this past week and happened upon an article written for first year residents as...
My wife Celia spent 35 years as a teacher. Fifteen of those years were devoted to teaching our two children,...
