Rebecca Lee Crumpler was a trailblazer in the field of medicine, making history as the first black doctor in the United States. Annashae honors her during Women's History Month....
As healthcare professionals, we know the importance of staying current – not just in our medical practice but also in how we present our expertise. Your medical resume or curriculum vitae (CV) is more than a document; it's your professional narrative. Similar to a resume, a...
Rising healthcare costs and a need for better treatment are motivating more hospitals and practices to seriously consider the benefits of telemedicine. And why not – telehealth proved during the COVID-19 pandemic that high-quality physician/patient interactions were possible electronically, enabling better usage of healthcare facilities. Over...
As we move into mid-2023, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are increasingly being used in healthcare to improve patient outcomes, streamline processes, and reduce costs. The role of AI and ML in healthcare continues to grow, with the potential to significantly impact the way...
Congratulations! You’ve reached the end of your Residency. Now it’s time to find that first full-time job as a practicing physician. As a young Resident, it’s hard to imagine anything more stressful than an interview. But if you properly prepare you’ll feel more confident and present...
Every doctor wants to make the most money they can. In our culture, earning a big salary is tantamount to achieving success. While garnering a hefty salary is not a bad thing, working in a job solely for the money could have a negative impact...
The staffing industry is known for exceptional relationship building, and this is particularly true with medical staffing and recruiting. Placing candidates in mission-critical roles requires a personal relationship built on trust and mutual respect. Developing a personal relationship with your medical recruiter can have advantages at...
Remember when you were first planning a career in medicine? It might seem like ages ago now, but you used to have classes to take and a curriculum to follow—a clear path lay before you. But once you got into medical school and then residency, learning...
It can be challenging to downshift from a packed physician schedule to retirement. But guess what? No one says you must stop working entirely. Isn’t that the point of retiring—you get to do what you want? For many physicians, that means continuing to work—where and when...