Are you prepared to deal with a personal medical or health crisis? Don’t feel bad if the answer is no, because most people have no plan for facing a sudden event like unexpected hospital bills, the need for mental health support, a dire medical diagnosis, lack of adequate insurance, or the prospect of dying without the proper legal documents — such as wills, advance directives, or trusts — in place. Fortunately, there are ways to begin preparing right now for all those possibilities and sidestep the potential troubles that come with them. Continue reading Steps For Handling a Personal Health Crisis→
Between the Covid pandemic and an international supply chain crisis, millions of working people are still facing layoffs and long-term unemployment. But that unfortunate situation is not the case for most health care employees. Medical and health personnel at all levels are currently enjoying one of the biggest surges in demand for what they do. Dental Assistants are also in high demand and you can research that career path at Miller-Motte College. Continue reading Break Into a High-Demand Health Career→
All US states are suffering from the effects of Covid-19 to varying degrees, and the American nursing force is playing a huge role in curbing the situation as best as possible. As is to be expected from the biggest epidemic in a century, there are multiple problems popping up every now and then, making the job of medical professionals even more difficult than it already is. If you are currently working in the medical segment as a nurse, a doctor, or in any other active care role, you should be able to better relate with the two primary issues we are going to highlight today. Continue reading A Brief Look at the Two Primary Covid-19 Challenges Faced by Nurses→
I know that my friend Jamie is a great and true friend, because she always thinks of me whenever she sees anything Pink, or anything made with Bacon. This girl knows me well. Recently, Jamie’s Mom had the misfortune to break her wrist and, being the good daughter that she is, Jamie was there to deliver her to the hospital and then back home again. Of course Jamie could not resist sending me a photo of her Mom’s very fashionable Wrist Splint, which, as you can, see is a glorious Hot Pink. Heal now, Jamie’s Mom!
Fans of sculptor Colin Christian’s pristinely manufactured, fiberglass futuristic Barbie Doll-like sculptures and Hello Kitty aliens are in for something completely different with Trypohobia, the artist’s disturbing new show that opened this past Saturday with an outrageously fun reception at Stephen Romano Gallery in DUMBO. Continue reading Colin Christian’s Trypophobia at Stephen Romano Gallery→
