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Dr. Jaffe and Dr. Tracey Vlahovic

Tips on Building Professional Relationships and Networking

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Building strong professional relationships is a crucial aspect of personal and career development. Whether you’re a college student, a recent graduate, or a seasoned professional, effective networking can open doors to new opportunities, collaborations, and insights. In this blog post, we’ll explore valuable tips for building meaningful professional relationships and mastering the best ways of […]

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7 Ways to Unwind During the Holidays (2023)

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As the holiday season approaches, educators find themselves at a crucial juncture—the well-deserved break after months of hard work and dedication to their students. However, the art of relaxation can be a challenge for those accustomed to the fast-paced nature of the academic calendar, and I am certainly guilty of this. In this blog post,

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Reasons Why You Want to Become A Doctor in 2024

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Embarking on the journey to join the medical field is a profound decision that comes with both challenges and tremendous rewards. As we step into 2024, the field of medicine is evolving in exciting ways, presenting aspiring medical students and doctors with unique opportunities to make a meaningful impact on the world. If you’re contemplating

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How To Become Medical School Professors in 2024

How To Become a Medical School Professor in 2024

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Becoming a medical school professor in the United States is a prestigious and rewarding career path for individuals passionate about medical education, research, and patient care. This role allows professionals to contribute to the training of future physicians, engage in cutting-edge research, and make a lasting impact on the field of medicine. In this post,

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Cultivating Critical Thinking Skills in Higher Education

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In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, the ability to think critically is an invaluable skill that transcends academic boundaries. Cultivating critical thinking skills not only enhances students’ academic performance but also prepares them for the complexities of the real world. In this blog post, I will explore the importance of critical thinking in higher

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20 Tips On How To Study More Effectively in Higher Education (2024)

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Studying in college and graduate school and ensuring academic success can be a challenging yet rewarding journey. The vast amount of information and the intensity of the curriculum requires a unique approach to learning. In this guide, we will explore effective strategies to help you excel in your studies and navigate the demanding environment of

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How Has Social Media Impacted Higher Education?

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In the 21st century, the landscape of education has undergone a profound transformation, in part driven by the advent of social media. Once confined to physical classrooms and lecture halls, higher education now finds itself intertwined with the digital fabric of social networks. This shift has not only revolutionized the way students learn and interact

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Doctors Have Tattoos Too: Breaking Stereotypes in Medicine

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In the world of medicine, the image of a doctor often conjures up visions of crisp white coats, meticulously groomed professionals, and an overall sense of formality. However, as societal norms evolve, so too do the perceptions surrounding those who practice medicine. One aspect of this change is the growing acceptance of healthcare professionals with

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How A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) Applies A Short Leg Cast

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Injuries to the lower extremities can be quite common, and sometimes, applying a short leg cast becomes necessary for proper healing and support. Whether it’s for a fracture, ankle conditions, or another orthopedic issue, a well-applied cast can aid in the recovery process. On the contrary, remember that a poorly applied short-leg cast may cause

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Is Class Attendance Important in Higher Education?

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Higher education is a transformative journey marked by critical decisions, and one recurring dilemma for students is whether to attend classes consistently or choose to miss class and study the content independently. In this blog post, we’ll unpack the benefits of attending classes in higher education versus the potential drawbacks of missing them. The Benefits

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I Will Never Take For Granted a Patient’s Trust In Me

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In the intricate bond between healthcare providers and patients, trust is the thread that weaves the fabric of a healthy doctor-patient relationship. It is a potent element that can make or break the efficacy of the medical care provided. As healthcare professionals, we are entrusted with the well-being of our patients, and it is our

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Oh, the Places You Will Go – Brandon Gumbiner DPM, KSB Residency Director

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I am honored that Dr. Jaffe asked me to write this blog post on my career path toward becoming a residency director.  We talk in our program about the importance of mentorship, and I often bring up the analogy of hiking.  The only way to know what lies ahead is to ask the people coming

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How To Perform Eccentric Stretches for Achilles Tendon Pain

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Achilles tendon pain can be a persistent and limiting issue for many individuals, especially those who engage in activities that place stress on the calf muscles and Achilles tendon. One effective approach to alleviating Achilles tendon pain is through eccentric stretches. Eccentric stretches involve lengthening the muscle while it’s under tension, providing a unique and

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Jones Fractures: Surgical Tips and Pearls

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Jones fractures are a type of fracture at the diaphyseal-metaphyseal junction of the 5th metatarsal bone, approximately 1.5 cm distally from the base of the 5th metatarsal. This type of fracture is caused by an adduction force of the forefoot, creating tensile stress along the lateral border of the bone. Lawerance et al in 1993 described three fracture

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A Heartfelt Thank You To the Dean’s Chat Podcast

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Being invited to participate in the Dean’s Chat podcast was a truly special honor. This blog post is dedicated to expressing my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Jeffrey Jensen and his team at the Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine, Midwestern University for extending me the invitation to be a guest on the Dean’s Chat podcast. It’s

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