14 Recommended Books for Psychiatry Patients
... Recommended Books for Psychiatry Patients Nonacs, the associate director of the Center for Women's Mental Health at Massachusetts General Hospital and an instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, offers a comprehensive guide on depression during the childbearing ages. 2 … Read more on PsychCentral.com (blog) Michael Brannigan: Suffering is tough to address Yet they operate within a flawed ethos that loses sight of health care's moral center — caring for patients as persons and relieving their suffering. Regarding ethical issues, where do we even start? A clue lies in Francisco de Goya's … Dr. Arrieta … Read more on Albany Times Union Read ...
Research Areas and Interests
Research Areas and Interests – Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, PhD, ABPP, is the Rosa Schwarz Cifu Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), Medical… On the Move Karen Proctor recently joined Coastal Rehab LLC as a physical therapist. She will practice in … Bath Savings Institution has promoted Janine Lipfert to vice president of online and business banking and Marcia Wallace to assistant vice president of … Read more on Press Herald Read more... ...
Christian Colleges That Offer Occupational Therapy?
Question by Holly: christian colleges that offer Occupational Therapy? As I did some research for Occupational Therapy at a Christian college, I only found pre-occupational therapy. Are there any schools that just offer the Occupational Therapy five year plan? Also, for the pre-occupational therapy does that mean I would have my B.A in it and then switch to a graduate school? Best answer: Answer by MaryI am not sure of the answer but the list of all OT schools are listed at the professional organization of OT www.aota.org I am a PT Read more... ...
Schooling for Rheumatology?
by Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital Question by Ashton: Schooling for Rheumatology? I am very interested in Rheumatology but i have been very lost on exactly how much schooling there is and how they connect. What i mean is i understand you have to take pre-med first but is pre-med the same for any doctorate degree and then you specialize after? I am curious and i would love an explanation of how everything works. thanks! (I am going to talk to a school counselor sometime next week for more detail but i would like to find out as much as i can) Read more... ...
Grey’s Anatomy?
Question by msubabe01: Grey’s Anatomy? Does anyone know how long a person is an intern…just wondering because Grey’s Anatomy is in the 3rd season and Meridith, Izzy, Christina, etc are still interns and curious as to how long they can stay interns on the show and it be believable? I love the show so it doesn’t matter – I would watch if they were interns for 10 years – but i was just curious… Best answer: Answer by BarberryDepending on your specialty, you’re usually an intern for one year, then you become a Resident. I believe they are now Residents, which means they start specializing in certain fields. Read more... ...
What Should I Exactly Major in to Be a Physician Specialized in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation?
Question by penguinnnnnn: what should i exactly major in to be a physician specialized in physical medicine and rehabilitation? im currently a high school student, goin to be a senior. i want to major in sports medicine; however, there are different areas of that major such as surgeon or athletic training — i dont want to be a therapist or coach…i want to be a doctor who’s specilized in physical medicine and rehabilitation. and as i found, most doctors use sports medicine as a secondary major. then i searched thru collegeboard but there is no such major named ‘orthopedics’ or so. grrr…sound stupid but im really lost. i need to know what is best for me to major in in order to be a physician, not physician assistant. thanks. Read more... ...