Dating In Residency: How To Make Your Relationship Last
We all know how difficult and busy residency life can be. Between managing long shifts, monitoring patients, and studying your day can easily get away from you. It’s no surprise that doctors may have to work just a little harder to keep up with their personal lives. So what about dating? How do you make dating in residency work? We’ve come up with a few tips for how to make dating in residency possible. Don’t let your busy...
Ageism in Healthcare | Examples and Effects
Did you know that, as of 2015, one in five adults report age discrimination in healthcare settings? Ageism in healthcare is very real and common in healthcare, especially for the elderly. It can cause surprising effects on a senior’s health. If they experience ageism frequently, older adults are more likely to develop new or worsened disability, a study says. Keep reading to find out more about ageism in healthcare and its...
Medical Advancements of 2018: What to Keep Your Eye On
In today’s world, modern medicine is a rapidly developing industry. Each year we continue to see medical breakthroughs, advancements, and improvements. AllPhysiciansJobs has compiled some of the most notable medical advancements of 2018, as well as other progressions we expect to see in the coming years. Find Physician Jobs Today! Medical Advancements of 2018: Notable Progressions Improved Treatment for Sleep Apnea Sleep apnea can be...
Top Four Things Only Locum Tenens Understand
Let’s face it. People who don’t work within the medical community may not be familiar with the term locum tenens. When you meet someone for the first time and tell them that you’re a locum tenens physician, you may have to explain exactly what that means. This usually triggers a series of questions, and you have to find the best way to explain your job. At the end of the day, though, it’s actually really hard to explain to people all...
Can Doctors Take Sick Days?
Dr. Green awoke on Tuesday morning with a high fever, chills, and an awful cough. His body ached all over, and he could barely drag himself out of bed to use the bathroom. “How am I supposed to go into the hospital to work feeling like this?” he asked himself. Chances are, as a physician, you’ve probably been in a situation like Dr. Green’s. For many professions, calling in sick is usually nothing more than an...