Guest Blog Post Authored by Janelle Salo, RN – creator of HealthyEarthLiving.com; Published on June 17th, 2024 Learn about a non-traditional nursing route – the care transition nurse! I was a full-time nurse case manager for a successful home care agency in Baltimore, Maryland, for six years. I loved the flexibility of working out of […]
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Guest Blog Post Authored by Carol Kurth – Scholl College Class of 2024; Published on April 17th, 2024 The choice to start a career in podiatry doesn’t always come as the “next step” after undergrad. I was over the age of 30 when I applied to podiatry school. My experiences and journey looked a little
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Guest Blog Post Authored By Aashi Modi DPM – Class of 2024; Published on April 8th, 2024 Clerkships are a crucial part of our medical education, offering hands-on experience and the opportunity to work directly with patients and healthcare teams. For international students who are pursuing clerkships in the United States, this phase is both
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Guest Blog Post Authored by Tea Nguyen, DPM – Pacific Point Podiatry; Published on February 26, 2024 “Private practice is dead.” Said no direct care practice owner ever. When I was a podiatry student, it never crossed my mind that I would be the owner of a direct care podiatry practice. I thought I was
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Guest Blog – Authored by Davis Hendricks DPM, MS, Scholl College Class of 2024 and PGY-1 at HCA Florida Northwest Hospital; Published on February 21, 2024 It’s the beginning of your clinical rotations. All your classes are done. Now it’s time for the “good stuff”. Being in the operating room, treating real patients, putting your
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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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In our profession, each of our journeys to and beyond our podiatric education and training is unique. From the initial spark of interest that led us to podiatry school to the career path we walk down after graduation and residency, the field of podiatry offers a spectrum of possibilities. This diversity in career trajectories
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