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New training center tackles healthcare worker shortage in Tampa Bay

A new workforce training facility aims to address a national trend: a shortage of healthcare workers. Suncoast Career Academy celebrated the grand opening of Suncoast Career Academy at 223 Morrison ... read more

Seventeen GDF ranks training to become medical assistants

It aims to prepare participants to serve as Grade 3 Medical Assistants across various medical ... and physiotherapy. This training will also be complemented by an attachment to Georgetown Public ... read more

Physician assistants need signed form from doctor to practice. Bill would change that.

The state’s nearly 1,340 physician assistants would no longer have to have signed “collaborative agreement” with a physician for their entire career. read more

Fast Medical AI Unveils EVA, a Revolutionary Emergency Virtual Assistant for Medical Professionals

EVA, crafted by experienced paramedics, offers unprecedented support in navigating complex clinical challenges encountered before, during, and after patient care. This cutting-edge virtual assistant ... read more

Physician assistants' push for title change gains momentum

Physician assistants have won the first round in an unusual push to rebrand themselves as physician associates. And doctors aren't amused. Why it matters: The title change reflects PAs' growing ... read more

KC Current fire head of medical for fraternization violation

The Kansas City Current has fired its head of medical, Carlos Jimenez, for violating the National Women's Soccer League's non-fraternization policy. read more

Celebrating Success: Online Job Training Program Wraps Up With Wins

The Reimagine Arkansas Workforce Project offered a boost in the form of job training, helping Arkansans such as Tara Fletcher-Gibbs and Amy McCarthy pivot toward career goals they wanted to pursue. read more

Women are less likely to die when treated by female doctors, study suggests

The study adds to a growing body of research that explores why women and minorities tend to receive worse medical care than men and white patients. read more

Say Hello to Your Addiction Risk Score — Courtesy of the Tech Industry

A number of new tech companies want to solve the opioid crisis with algorithms. It’s a flawed and potentially harmful proposition. read more

Partnership with Northwest Medical Physics Center helps CWU fill growing industry need

Identifying a growing need for medical physicists and medical physicist assistants, the CWU Department of Physics has partnered with Dr. M. Miron Zaini of the Northwest Medical Physics Center (NMPC) ... read more

International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS) and Northwest Imaging Forums announce partnership to advance IV training for sonographers

The International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS) and Northwest Imaging Forums (NWIF) today announced an educational partnership to help train sono ... read more