Gunshots, Ninja Warrior & One Very Strange Night in the ER
Noah Kaufman, MD, shares a wild ER night involving an unforgettable foreign-body case, a gunshot trauma, and a surreal American Ninja Warrior recognition.
Noah Kaufman, MD, shares a wild ER night involving an unforgettable foreign-body case, a gunshot trauma, and a surreal American Ninja Warrior recognition.
Emergency physician Dr. Noah Kaufman shares why he left traditional ER medicine to build a direct-pay acute care practice—and what physicians should know before going independent.
Dr. Noah Kaufman shares what it was really like practicing emergency medicine during COVID, when fear, death, uncertainty, and medicine collided.
Plastic surgeon Dr. Jason Hall shares two patient-agreement strategies his private practice uses to navigate online reviews, HIPAA, disputes, and risk.
A hospital parking lot became the dividing line between the life she had planned and the one she never saw coming.
Many physicians are already leading. They just haven’t updated the job description in their heads. Dr. Nondumiso Makhunga-Stevenson discusses.
Women are often already leading before anyone gives them the title. Then they are asked to prove what everyone already uses.
The physician of the future may spend less time searching and more time interpreting. A discussion about how the biggest disruption in medicine may not actually come from medicine.
A daughter was trying to be the caregiver. This nurse practitioner gave her permission to be the daughter.
The best sports medicine practice may start with a fellowship, but it ends with entrepreneurship.
A hospital parking lot became the dividing line between the life she had planned and the one she never saw coming.
Some people lead by making others feel safe enough to be honest, and that’s harder than it sounds.
![06/05-07: [CONFERENCE] Neurodiversity in Healthcare](https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/img_2302-1.jpg)
Lectures focused on the latest in “neurodiversity”, from Neurodiversity vs Pathology, to That “Difficult Patient” May Be Neurodiverse, to Neurodiversity, Neurodivergence, and Neurotypes, and more.
Join the 4th Annual program exploring expert insights and practical strategies to help clinicians navigate healthcare, strengthen their work, and build more sustainable careers.
Dr. Uejin Kim will give the audience hope that we are all in the journey to improve our emotional and spiritual resilience, and there is no shame in getting medications or a diagnosis.
College students facing their first illness, accident or anxiety on their own flip flop between scared kid and confident adult. The Ultimate College Student Health Handbook offers practical, evidence-based medical info (& a healthy dose of humor) to help students help themselves.