Member Spotlight
Meet Patricia Delgado, DNP as she discusses her journey to owning her own practice.
Rethinking Atopic Dermatitis Management Through Collaborative Care
If you manage pediatric patients with atopic dermatitis (AD), chances are you’ve navigated the same questions many of us have: When should I refer to allergy? When is dermatology the better fit? Could we be doing more, together? A recent study comparing allergy and dermatology referral and treatment patterns confirms what many of us have
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The Untapped Potential of Getting Published in Peer-Review Journals
There are several benefits to getting published in peer-review journals as a dermatologyphysician assistant (PA) and nurse practitioner (NP) that you may not have considered. In thispost I discuss how we can use authorship to become a key person of influence. If you’re lookingfor a competitive edge, consider increasing your participation in peer-review publications. Key
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Blogging to Boost Your Brand and Business
A blog can boost your business by establishing you as a subject matter expert, boosting your brand, attracting more traffic to your website, increasing your target market, and helping your medical practice standout. There are websites that offer automation, data analytics, and even artificial intelligence to help you seamlessly integrate blogging into your busy life.
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Protect your most important asset…your income
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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Pay off debt or invest?
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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Tips For Working Moms – Andrea Brezill
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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Tips For Working Moms – Risha Bellomo
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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Biostimulatory fillers
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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Let’s Bring Hope Closer to Home
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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