What would happen if your income stopped because you were too sick or injured to work? Without a paycheck, how long could you pay your mortgage and utilities, buy groceries, make student loan payments, etc.? In all likelihood, your life would be thrown significantly off course. Before you say this could never happen to you, […]
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The age old question. How much of your income should be going to debt vs investments. Should it be all or nothing? The answer depends on a variety of factors, one of which being personal preference. In general, investing should be prioritized above LOW interest debt, particularly if you are young. Here are
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I’ve been a PA for 13 years and the most challenging and rewarding job I’ve had to date is being a mother. But, no one warned me how hard it would be to work full-time and be a full time mom! My parents made it look so easy and effortless – they both worked full-time
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Finding Your Work Life Balance I have been a mom for 26 years, most of my adult life. I was a mom before I became a physician assistant. But as much as I love being a mom to my two sons, who are now 26 and 15, I have always loved to work. I started
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There are different methods for biostimulation and these include several modalities. The following are several methods: radiofrequency, microneedling, threads, resurfacing lasers, poly L lactic acid, and calcium hydroxylapatite. Let’s talk about injectable fillers specifically, the two on the market are poly-L lactic acid aka Sculptra: comes in powder formulation as a synthetic polymer of lactic
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Brought to you in partnership with Reveles Clinical Services We’ve traditionally asked a lot of patients who participate in clinical trials. We ask them to travel for treatment and evaluation — often long distances. Many times they need to do it frequently. We give them lists of rules they must abide by and protocols they
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Diversity in Dermatology has partnered with companies that can assist our members with key elements that may affect their financial and professional success. Tax season is upon us and it is important as professionals that we are keeping up to date with tax changes. Please take the time to apply for a Personal Protection PIN
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1. Figure out your passions and follow them! The best way to find a path to a role outside the clinic is to acquire an understanding of your real passions. For example, do you like the aspect of counseling your patients? If so, you might consider speaking or teaching. Do you like performing surgery? Perhaps you
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Tips for a healthier and happier you EAT RIGHT – ADD MORE FRUITS & VEGGIES TO YOUR DIET Two-thirds of the US population is either obese or overweight and less than one-third of the population consumes enough fruits and vegetables. Turn to a plant-based diet, consume less sugar, and limit going out to eat to
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It’s not just a resume. What is a Curriculum Vitae (CV)? A CV is a snapshot of who you are, what you have accomplished, what type of leader you are, and how you rank with your peers. How do you make your CV stand out from the rest? It starts with you and your commitment
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