Month: October 2016

Residency is an important time for new MDs and DOs fresh out of school. Achieving any semblance of work-life balance might seem like an impossible task on its own, so what's a new doc to do if s/he's also interested in starting a family sometime soon? If this is a question you've ever wondered about, check out these 5… Continue reading Starting a Family During Residency

Here's another great opportunity for continuing education here in Southwest Virginia. The Aging in Appalachia Conference, offered by East Tennessee State University, will offer a total of 7 CME credits and 7 CNE Credits, as well as up to 2.75 Nursing Pharmacology hours. The event will be held November 3 in Marion, Virginia. The link… Continue reading Aging in Appalachia Conference

We were fortunate to have the Secretary of Health and Human Resources, Dr. Bill Hazel, offer our keynote address this past weekend at Head for the Hills 2016. One of the resources he shared with us was a collection of newly developed  goals and strategies designed to improve community health in the state of Virginia by the… Continue reading Virginia’s Plan for Well-Being