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What does advocacy look like within your facility? How can you speak to leadership in a way that can bring about change? Joining us to answer these burning questions is Dustin Cain, Coordinator of Quality and Education at a hospital in Atlanta, GA, and Current Treasurer for AST. In this final episode of Season 10 we'll discuss the benefits of belonging to your professional organization and learn what it looks like to advocate within your facility for change. Stay tuned! Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on:
Predictive technology is employed in the medical scene to treat certain illnesses before they worsen or cause major complications. Learn all about it from the lens of surgical tech sales with Jennifer McLaughlin. She sits down with Samuel Adeyinka to discuss how this particular healthcare innovation does its wonders, especially for those dealing with chronic pain. Jennifer also shares her inspiring journey in the medical sales industry, breaking down several tips on becoming an effective and relatable brand ambassador. The CE experience for this Podcast is powered by CMEfy - click here to reflect and earn credits: https://earnc.me/rPpNbI Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join the Medical Sales Podcast Community today: evolveyoursuccess.com
A panel of those who entered full time missions after age 50 will discuss how God overcame and is overcoming objections, difficulties and fears to place them in service. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_bond_burgess_makingamidcareermove
In this session, It will seek to help guide you on how to respond to God’s Command and Commission, The quest for discovering and following God’s will and purpose for one’s life is often an illusion to many children of the Living God, Many believers resorts to imitating others and or live a hypocritical phantom life as they are tied down to daily engagements and undertakings of everyday life, It is hoped that discovering the reason for living your life with purpose is made easier. You will discover the purpose for which God design you and gain the confidence to fruitfully be where you belong, through the power of the Holy Spirit. You will be guided through a biblical process and principles to seeing exactly God’s intent for your unique being and person, as Gods design, where you will discover that It all began with God before the foundations of the earth. Ever since, before the fall of humanity, God has you in mind, and he designed you for a purpose and through a process, but as a result of the departure of humans from God, through disbelief, you became blind and were kept ignorant of His plans for you. However, you will discover that His Deep love and Great Mercy, God called you to salvation, you became a new creature and adopted as His Child, hence He qualified you, by being a new creature in His image, He desires for you to return and rediscover His plan and purpose for your life As He God Intended. Responding to Gods Command and Commission, is a call to be ready, Dressed for service fully equipped and Lacking in nothing as you Respond through Obedience, based on a biblical Principles, These herculean task by helping you identify your uniqueness within the body of Christ, and to enable you walk confidently and victoriously where you belong in the program of God through the enabling power of the Holy Spirit. Finally, through the Scriptures and the Power of the Holy Spirit, You will be exposed and guided to God’s Command and Commission, That you begin to instantly manifest the reality of your purpose for living, Emblemed and empowered with full of Zeal, Passion and Fruitfulness, Genuinely ready for all the good works God has designed you to accomplish – Loving God with all your heart, soul and strength and loving others through your service of obedience to his Commission, Praying, Evangelizing, Discipling, Equipping and living a lasting fruit to the Glory of God. Our focus will be what it does take to be dressed, ready for service from your call to salvation to your call to service, Exploring your Meditational life, Family Life and a life of Obedience to His Command and Commission. AS YOU RESPONDING TO GOD’S COMMAND AND COMMISSION
This session will consider case studies of biomedical research in mission contexts, derive best practices in biomedical research that enhance the work of mission institutions, and describe how to get involved in biomedical research in faith-based settings. Presentation Slides: https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_marktopazian_biomedicalresearchandfaith
Clinicians encounter many ethical issues in practice of medicine. This lecture first explores ethics from the perspective of seminal studies on normal human nature including incentives, social reciprocity and token effect. The lecture will then focus on the impact of this human nature on every day medical practice, medical education, medical research and medical missions.
There is a shift happening in missions, what is God up to and what is my role? https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_charlievittitow_whatismyplace
We will learn how moral injury is inevitable in cross-cultural healthcare, and we will learn how to prevent and manage moral injury through proven, God-honoring methods. Presentation slides: https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_jimritchie_protectyourselffrom
As we see an increasing number of culturally diverse patients in our US-based practices or on the mission field, our understanding of cultural influences in healthcare and our own biases is essential. How can we develop an eye to see where a patient’s values and worldview may differ from our own? We will review an approach to cultural humility highlighted by medical missions case studies. Presentation Slides: https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_davidnarita_culturalhumility
Like the prophet Elijah in the Old Testament, many times we as followers of Jesus who seek to make His name known, find ourselves crying out to God “I have had enough Lord”. Learning how to find God in our trials and to trust His loving faithfulness to refine us is a necessary part of our journey. Though sometimes difficult to share openly, the failures, disappointments, and hard times are important in the life of a global worker. Most often, just as in Elijah’s life in I Kings 19, the beauty and majesty and power of God meet us in these times. Sharing from her personal journey in medical missions as a general surgeon in the Middle East and in Kenya, Dr. Carol Spears will explore ways from scripture to find hope and beauty in the desert experiences of missionary service. The scripture is I Kings 19
Providing healthcare in pioneer mission settings complements and demonstrates the Gospel in action, following the footsteps of Jesus. This results in both improving the healthcare of the local community—and beyond—and the planting and growth of the church. We will describe and illustrate this from experiences in Thailand, Cambodia and the Big Country in Asia. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_narita_thompson_integratinghealthcare_ https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_narita_thompson_integratinghealthcare_handout_
This session will help prepare participants for teaching internationally and/or cross-culturally. It will discuss differences in education methods that exist between different countries and cultural reasons for them; how these differences may impact how you teach and introduce new methods; and provide examples of ways to overcome or adapt to these differences. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_sharifalkenheimer_crossculturalissues
We live in the most amazing days since Jesus walked the earth. The global church is sprinting toward the finish line of the 2000-year Great Commission race, and by God’s grace, our generation may be the one to finish it. In this session, Douglas Cobb of The Finishing Fund will explain the global effort to get the gospel for the first time to the world’s last few unengaged people groups and will present the amazing promise of Matthew 24:14 that the completion of the Great Commission will open the door to the return of Christ.
Spirituality is an important component of health, and assessing a patient's spirituality is a cultural competence of healthcare professionals. This session will review the scientific evidence for links between spirituality, religious practice and health outcomes, consider what medical and nursing association guidelines say about incorporating spiritual assessments into medical practice, and describe a practical, context-appropriate framework for assessing patient spirituality in medical and nursing practice.
Kyle is the very proud co-owner of Saga BJJ in beautiful Hatboro, PA. A blackbelt and avid competitor, Kyle decided to pursue his passion and buy the place where he was spending most of his time anyway! A huge fan of Captain America, Kyle is a confident young man with a passion for teaching others what he loves. When he is not in the gym at night, he works as a surgical technician with all sorts of animals in Horsham, PA. His compassion for animals and his patience on the BJJ mat make Kyle the ultimate nice guy, instructor and friend. He has even been spotted with friends several times at the Quakertown Market Professional Wrestling matches (If you haven't been, you need to ASAP). The Myers are a well known working class family from Horsham, PA. His two brothers were very competitive and successful in HS wrestling and football. He will tell you that his parents were very fair and let him figure out his own path. He also claims that there was no drill instructor in the Army that ever scared him like the way his mother did when he acted out of line! A kind, caring and modest man that wants nothing more than to share his passion with the world. Take a listen and hear about his tales and his SAGA as he moved through HS, the military and on to owning his own business.
The missional landscape has changed. The recent global events, the shifting distribution of Christians, and the realities of what God is allowing; are presenting a whole new missional landscape. What then are the new structures, approaches, and strategies that are proving effective for missions in our days? This will be shared with a special emphasis on the emerging role of medical missions and the strategy for partnerships. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_florencemuindi_ourcurrentmission
For those in training and recently finished, we will learn how to maximize this season. We’ll spend the first half tackling topics like original motivation, long-haul stamina, pearls and pitfalls of living in community, debt, vision for one’s next step to the nations, and helping the needy now tensioned with investing in education to help others later. We pray this will infuse you with the hope of Christ and give you eyes to see this refining, exciting time as He does. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_redican_heidenreich_thomas_thetrainingyears For the second hour, we’ll divide into small discussion groups with those from your same stage of the journey (i.e., recent grads, residents, M1, M2, M3, M4, pre-med, PA, NP, RN, pharmacy, dental, PT/OT/ST, spouses). With facilitators who have gone through it before, we’ll dive into the individualized questions you have and brainstorm how God might sustain you now and lead you in the upcoming season.
Many mission healthcare programs have been started by expatriates with little or no input from national partners. These programs are often supported by external funds which is one of the reasons that control is still in the hands of expatriates. Transitioning from expatriate to national leadership is increasingly important as nationalism affects national policies. This may take the form of denying visas to healthcare personnel, leaving programs dependent on national leadership and staffing. For programs to continue, it is imperative that nationals be prepared to take responsibility for administrating and continuing clinical and educational programs. This workshop will present examples from missionaries who have made this transition, are presently experiencing the transition, or are making plans to transition to national leadership. We will discuss how transitions have been successful, some of the pitfalls of making the transition without adequate preparation and potential steps to move forward in making this transition. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_jamessmith_transitioningfromexpatriate_
The missional landscape has changed. The recent global events, the shifting distribution of Christians, and the realities of what God is allowing; are presenting a whole new missional landscape. What then are the new structures, approaches, and strategies that are proving effective for missions in our days? This will be shared with a special emphasis on the emerging role of medical missions and the strategy for partnerships.
Our efforts to provide excellent, compassionate treatment for our patients can open huge doors to address their spiritual needs. This session will provide an introduction to the CMDA "Faith Prescriptions" video series, a collection of 25 episodes created to equip and inspire us to communicate the love of Christ to our patients with sensitivity and respect.
In this session, you'll learn the most important questions to ask when considering a potential mission sending organization. Find your best fit by attending this seminar!
In this episode, my fiance joins us to share her experiences as a surgical tech as well as her perspective on work life balance. I am constantly enthralled with the creative entrepreneurs I've been able to meet recently, but I can't forget the work that goes behind the scenes that allows me to pursue these creative endeavors. I attribute that to Justine. We also have an honest conversation about relationships, commitment, and marriage. Please enjoy my conversation with Justine Gotangco.
This session focuses on women on mission and will highlight the role of women on mission, the challenges faced and some ways to overcome these challenges. Examples of women on mission in the past as well as present day experiences will be used to bring to life the opportunities and the difficulties as well as the great joys of a woman on mission.
In today's uncertain world, patients are dealing with more and more stress and anxiety that ultimately impacts their health. Patients sometimes have "hidden unhealed triggers" that can lead to physical impairments. III John 2 states "Above all brethren, I desire you to prosper and be in Health, even as your soul prospers." In this session, the participant will learn how to "tend to their souls" and learn to identify areas of brokenness that patients are dealing with such that they are equipped to help patients tend to their souls, in an effort to propagate physical, emotional and spiritual health.
As a health care professional on the mission field, the task of language learning is both essential and complicated. We say that language learning is a high value and priority for ourselves as missionaries, and yet it often is the first thing to take a back seat in life and ministry. Why is that? How can we do better? With over 15 years of experience in educating, training, and coaching missionaries in language and culture learning, Dr. Mullen will cast a vision for what it takes to truly become “fluent” in your target host language. She will offer biblical, theoretical, and practical advice for missionaries and missions leaders alike on how to prepare, execute, and continually improve communicative competence in a second language and cross-cultural setting.
Medical education has a potentially powerful role in global health. This breakout will explore some ways that medical education can not only support patient care but also resource and research capacity building to better care for critically ill patients in low-middle-income countries. https://bit.ly/gmhc2022_burtonlee_supportingglobalcriticalcare
This breakout session is will be a taster of the Formational Course of the Academy of Missional Healthcare and Initiative of COGI and CAPRO. Designed primarily for pre-internship students in healthcare, it is also open to young professionals. This session will provide a taster to the eight-core module mentorship course in Missional Healthcare. The session will also highlight the uniqueness of the program. The Formational course provides participants with “A missional context of learning” in an environment of Transformational learning, problem-based training, experiential sharing alongside practical role-plays and interactive group exercises. Continual learning and reflective engagement through “journaling” is a key component of the program. The full program gives broad insights into the health and development needs in a country as well the various expressions of medical missions. It also provides a deeper understanding of God’s mission pertinent to healthcare and the healthcare person.
Aspiring cross-cultural missionaries must develop the capacity to personally hear from and obey God. This ability is supernaturally achieved through the Holy Spirit by cultivating life-giving habits. Among them are bible reading, prayer, service, and participation in the Body of Christ.
Are you a nurse? Are you a pharmacist? A doctor? A physical therapist? A medical professional? Then you ARE a Market Place Professional! Bring your job, spread the Gospel, live in air-conditioning, and pay your own way!
Despite the recognition that successful mentoring experiences are usually the result of intentional and committed relationships between mentor and mentee, there are still challenges in achieving consistent, positive outcomes for mission driven Christ followers in healthcare. Healthcare missionaries, whether domestic or foreign, face unexpected challenges, failures, and disappointments, both on and off the field of service, across a broad spectrum of life, work, and ministry. This talk will focus on the essential commitments of both mentor and mentee during the early career of cross-cultural workers who serve in diverse living and working environments.
Balancing too many roles, wearing too many hats. It's tough to be a missionary doctor mom...is it even really possible? Some helpful discussion to guide us into the life God wants for each of his daughters.
Some mission experts estimate that up to 90% of young people who consider missions cease to pursue it because of various fears and obstacles, including the fear of fundraising. Some workers view fundraising as a rite of passage or as an obstacle to overcome. Others understand God’s purposes to include each follower of Jesus in His worldwide kingdom work through going, serving, sending, praying, encouraging, and giving.
As we see an increasing number of culturally diverse patients in our practices, there is no doubt of the importance of cultural competency in medicine. Specific circumstances and miscommunications have been well documented. But how can we develop an eye to see where a patient’s values and worldview may differ from our own? We will review an approach to cultural competency highlighted by medical missions case studies.
We will address the challenges and advantages of being single on the mission field.
The ability to critically appraise the validity of published literature is an essential skill for all physicians. This lecture will explore the principles of evidence based medicine with a focus on critical appraisal of randomized controlled trials.
This session will present how combining cultural competence and critical thinking when teaching healthcare in a global setting, will be more effective if the participant’s previous learning experiences are included in teaching methods.
For those in training and recently finished, we will learn how to maximize this season. We’ll spend the first half tackling topics like original motivation, long-haul stamina, pearls and pitfalls of living in community, debt, vision for one’s next step to the nations, and helping the needy now tensioned with investing in education to help others later. We pray this will infuse you with the hope of Christ and give you eyes to see this refining, exciting time as He does. For the second hour, we’ll divide into small discussion groups with those from your same stage of the journey (i.e., recent grads, residents, MS1-2, MS3-4, PA/NP, pre-med, RN, PT/OT/ST, dental; optional spouse group). With facilitators who have gone through it before, we’ll dive into the individualized questions you have and brainstorm how God might sustain you now and lead you in the upcoming season.
Our residency and training programs prepare us for professional service. Might it make sense to give heightened attention to preparation for full time kingdom service following professional training? Join Rick, Lance, Kelsey, and Chad as together we explore the need and potential for a new equipping model for long term kingdom service. For senders and those seeking to be sent: all medical, dental, and administrators, join the conversation as we explore foundational spiritual formation, life on life discipleship as we seek to be the missionaries here and now that we want to be then and there.
I finally get to have my sister Alex on the show to talk about her journey to being a surgical tech and the ups and downs in between. If you are someone who doesn't like to grind and or expects everything to be handed to you, this show isn't for you. But maybe it should be since you need a kick in the ass. Shoutouts: holdthelinecoffee.com IG: @holdthelinecoffee --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smalltownfamous/support
Fri, 25 Mar 2022 09:00:00 -0400Dr. JasonExploring Healthcare Missions,Preparing to Go,Refining Skills as a Missionary,Urban,Rural,Muslim,Hindu,Tribal,Buddhists,Other,1-6 weeks,6 weeks to a year,1-2 years,3-5 years,6+ years,Domestic Missions,Market Place Workers,Long Term Missions,Short Term Missions,Student Opportunities,Africa,Asia,Europe,South America,Afghanistan,Azerbaijan,Bangladesh,Bhutan,China,Georgia,India,Indonesia,Iran,Israel,Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan,Laos,Malaysia,Mongolia,Myanmar (Burma),Nepal,Oman,Pakistan,Philippines,Russia,Saudi Arabia,Singapore,Sri Lanka,Taiwan,Tajikistan,Thailand,Turkey,Turkmenistan,United Arab Emirates,Uzbekistan,Vietnam,Yemen,Bulgaria,Algeria,Burkina Faso,Cameroon,Central African Republic,Chad,Côte d'Ivoire,Egypt,Eritrea,Ethiopia,Guinea,Guinea-Bissau,Kenya,Libya,Mali,Mauritania,Morocco,Niger,Nigeria,Somalia,Sudan,Tanzania,Tunisia,Brazil,Colombia,Peru,Medical,Surgical,Allied Health,Nursing,Public Health,Dental,Other,Allergy,Cardiology,Dermatology,Endocrinology,Family Medicine,Gastroenterology,Hematology,Infectious Disease,Internal Medicine,Lab Medicine,Psychiatry,Mental Health,Nephrology,Neurology,Oncology,Optometry,Osteopathic,Other,Pediatrics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physician Assistant,Pulmonology,Radiology,Rheumatology,Midwife,Emergency Medicine,Research,Anesthesia,Cardiac Surgery,Ear / Nose / Throat,General Surgery,Obstetrics / Gynecology,Ophthalmology,Orthopaedic Surgery,Other,Plastic Surgery,Athletic Trainer,Counseling,Laboratory Technician,Occupational Therapy,Pharmacy,Physical Therapy,Radiology Technician,Social Services,Paramedic/Aviation Medicine,Speech Pathology,Surgical Tech,Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses,Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses,Doctoral Prepared Nurses,Masters Prepared Nurses,Dental Assistant,Dental Hygienist,Dental Lab Technician,Dentist,Oral Surgeon,Bioengineering/Biomedical Engineering,Chiropractics ,Healthcare Administration,Non-Medical,Public Health,Environmental Health,Epidemology,International Health,Health Education,Healthcare Administration,Nutrition,Water & Sanitation,Dietician,Preventative Medicine,Naturopathic,Optometry,Cholera,Dengue,Diabetes,Ebola,Heart Disease,Hep A,Hep B,Hep C,Influenza,Leishmaniasis,Malaria,Refugee Crisis,Tuberculosis,Typhoid,Yellow Fever,Abortion,Bioethics,Children,Church Planting,Clean Water,Community Development,Disaster Relief,Disabilities,Disease Prevention,Economic Development,Education,Equipping Indigenous People,HIV/AIDS,Justice & Mercy,Orphans & Vulnerable Children,Persecuted Church,Poverty,Prayer,Trafficking in Persons,Unreached People Groups,Women,Sustainable Development,Sexually Transmitted Infections,Sexual & Reproductive Health,Adolescent Health
This lecture first explores ethics from the perspective of normal human nature. Then the impact of this human nature on every day medical practice, medical education, medical research and medical missions is discussed.
My family and I are Kenyan cross-cultural workers based in Kenya. We served for three and half years in Ghana. During that time, we established Hope Alive Initiatives that equips churches in poor and vulnerable communities in wholistic ministry. I have seen the impact left by short term mission teams that come to train local believers to continue ministry after the team leave. Hope Alive Initiatives is now involved in training churches in five countries: Ghana, Burkina Faso, Kenya, Malawi and Zambia.
Any device capable of being connected to cyberspace can be subject to surveillance, hacked, and used monitor behavior in the physical world. The lowest level of threat is probably the thief who wants to steal your smart phone. The highest level of threat is the nation state monitoring you using that same smart phone, supposing you will compromise the local believers. Between these extremes are the criminals who call your contact list, tell them you have been kidnapped and demand ransom, and the criminals who seize your data with ransomware. Mission teams may need to turn to cybersecurity professionals to develop plans for working in closed countries and nations that are fundamentally hostile to the faith or are just corrupt. Knowing when this help is needed is critical to staying safe. This session will provide participants with tools and strategies to enhance their cybersecurity.
The pathway to healthcare missions is not a linear pathway and there is not one right way. In this plenary session, we are going to hear from experts across the spectrum of healthcare missions, from the initial exploring stage, the preparing process, and beyond. We're going to look at the many varied expressions of healthcare missions, such as the traditional long term medical missionary, but also the non-traditional marketplace worker. We'll explore short term service opportunities, medical education fields, domestic service, and disaster relief. We'll learn about what healthy preparation looks like and end with stories and lessons about thriving in healthcare missions.
In view of a changing world context, what is the future of medical missions? Does the traditional mission hospital have a place in today's world? Where does medical missions fit into globalization and urbanization and increasing populations where there is high restriction on religion? What are healthcare strategies that will work in the 21st century? This session will review the history of medical missions, where we are today, and what are the new additional approaches that will meet needs and open doors for the Gospel.
Parenting is challenging in any situation, but raising children while living overseas and serving cross-culturally adds new complexities. Gleaming lessons learned from 15 years of field missionary experience, and siting practical examples, the session will explore tips and tools for providing missionary kids with academic, social and spiritual success.
Are we going to reach One Million Pounds by land, air or surgical tech? Which one of these picks will get the Naked Trader's approval and be added to our portfolio?Plus find out what to expect from the Christmas Market from our very own Mr Scrooge - the Naked Trader.Get in touch with us on the socials @nakedmoneypodcast or nakedmoneypodcast@gmail.com and find out more about what The Naked Trader is up to at nakedtrader.co.uk
Some mission experts estimate that up to 90% of young people who consider missions cease to pursue it because of various fears and obstacles, including the fear of fundraising. This session will help participants: 1. Identify various obstacles and fears relating to fundraising 2. Consider ways that God can help us overcome these barriers 3. Become aware of best resources and training materials used to help missionaries build and maintain a full and engaged prayer and financial support team 4. Know what questions to ask about support raising with possible mission agencies when evaluating where and how God will have you serve
This session focuses on women in mission and will highlight the role of women in missions, challenges faced, and some practical ways to overcome those challenges.
When I arrived in Nigeria I thought my main role would be taking care of my 6-month-old daughter. When people asked before we left, “What are you going to do?” I almost apologetically said I would be a “homemaker.” Shortly after arriving I struggled to know my role as “an accompanying spouse.” I was not prepared for this undefined role and sometimes felt like a “second class missionary” because I was not in a specific ministry. It did not take long before the Lord opened up for me amazing opportunities for ministry, some in our home and others in our community. During this workshop I will share my journey, the many wonderful doors of significant opportunity God opened for me to serve using my past experiences, education and gifts to eventually serve many unreached women and children in our community and in Nigeria. We will also explore ways in which male “accompanying spouses” also got involved and had an impact in their own unique ways and the significance of culture on these decisions.
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Fear, in its various manifestations, is one of the Enemy's most effective means of limiting our obedience. The Bible offers practical strategies for overcoming fear with faith--many of which are demonstrated in an Old Testament story of sex trafficking, racial hatred, and genocide.
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When we think of God's global mission, we cannot overlook the U.S. as a mission field. It is a nation in spiritual decline, and widening gaps between the church and groups that are becoming increasingly unreached. What works in international missions, works here. This session will focus on the medical missions movement here in the United States, how it relates to overseas medical work, and how the two go hand in hand. We will look at several case studies, and address challenges and bottlenecks in this growing movement.
This session will explore the value of healthcare education as a form of mission experience, both in the short and long term, as well as to inspire and equip participants to explore healthcare education opportunities as an answer to God’s call to missions.
This is not our grandparents' world, with clear First, Second, and Third World nations. Accelerating worldwide social, cultural, and political changes call for reflection and alteration of our missionary strategies.
We have all witnessed how quickly the world has shifted and put our lives on pause. Short-term and long term sending has been halted in almost every major region of the world. In that, we have people God is calling to take the gospel to those places who are forced to wait. In this waiting, how do we walk alongside and guide our participants, donors, and teams through this unexpected season? Today we are going to walk through how to keep people engaged when we are not sending and some practical tips to help you care for and guide your team, participants, and donors in to missional living in the absence of sending. Resources Links: https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org https://calendly.com/drewmiller/consult https://www.servicereef.com https://www.missionsmadesimple.com
In a world characterized by pandemic, poverty, war, and terrorism how do we assess risk and serve with confidence? Expand on the theology of God’s gracious and guiding divine intervention for those called to faithful service in a fallen world.
Are you a woman health professional, for whom God has opened doors for education and training leading to a career in healthcare? Is God calling you to be involved in missions? Do you also dream about having a family? Do you wonder how on earth you would ever be able to combine those roles? Relating from my personal story and experience, we will explore lessons learned from 16 years as a medical missionary in Kenya and discuss how to incorporate a family, missions ministry and a medical career.
For those in training and just finished (i.e., recent grads, residents, med students, pre-med, PA/NP, RN, PT/OT/ST, dental), we will learn how to maximize your current season. We’ll tackle topics like falling in love with Jesus, original motivation, how to suffer well, pearls and pitfalls of living in community, debt, vision for one’s next step to the nations, and helping the vulnerable now tensioned with investing in education to help others later. With leaders live from the different fields and stages, we’ll answer the individualized questions you have, brainstorming how God might sustain you now and lead you in the upcoming season.
The average medical school debt at graduation is $232,000. The average salary of a medical missionary is $48,000. You need help! Come and learn how to bridge this gap through reducing your initial loan burden, apply for grants from organizations like MedSend, and qualify for Income Based Repayment and the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Act.
Jesus commanded us to heal the sick and to make disciples. In this session I will teach you how I use a story-telling format to share the gospel, and share stories of healing and human needs ministries that were paired with disciple-making. These stories are taken from twenty-five years of medical missions experience among unreached peoples.
Have you longed to integrate your Christian faith into your patient care – on the mission field abroad, in your work at home, and during your training? Not sure how to do this in a caring, ethical, sensitive, and relevant manner? This “working” session will explore the ethical basis for spiritual care plus provide you with profession, timely, and practical methods to care for the whole person in the clinical setting.
While recognizing the medical limitations in the developing world, one must also capitalize on the "assets" present there. "Specialists" are rare, unavailable, and/or too expensive for most of the poor, disabled people. "State-of-the-art", while the aspiration of the west, is usually unavailable in the developing world. How do we capitalize on the assets and provide a reasonable alternative for the numerous disabled of the developing world? Some African countries have modified their medical approach and have found their solutions in alternative medical practitioners with less training and credentials but sufficient skills and judgment to reasonably meet the needs of many of the disabled. Some of these objectives were achieved in a mission hospital in Africa not because it was the first choice, but it was seemingly the only choice. Now, at that facility, a higher level of care has been achieved. However, can such a model be replicated in other settings in Africa?
This session will review the most common medical considerations you should be aware of before traveling on a short-term medical mission trip. I will review common malaria prophylaxis medications, immunizations, treatment of traveler’s diarrhea as well as other tips and tricks to know. This session is ideal for those with minimal international travel experience.
Can short-term health care teams play a key role in indigenous Gospel movements? Come hear the incredible story of God’s indigenous-led movement in a corner of Asia and the important role that short-term teams played in its advancement. Join in a discussion of the dynamics of an effective short-term partnership that bolsters indigenous work. Understand the key aspects of an “opening doors” access strategy using mobile health and dental clinics. Identify advantages and pitfalls of short-term indigenous partnerships, key contributions of short-term health care workers, and the central role of prayer and encouragement in God’s kingdom work. Christ-centered health care teams can play a strategic role in promoting sustainable indigenous ministry and Gospel advancement.
Faith Based Mental Health Care in Post Crisis Populations. Even when this abstract is being prepared during the active early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, signs of significant mental health problems are emerging not only in patients who have suffered with the disease, but in their families, colleagues, work associates, friends, and the health care workers that are active in prevention, sub acute care, acute care, rehabilitation care, and post pandemic phase of life changes. Strategies are already being developed for population surveillance and early intervention after the worst of the crisis has resolved. This session will address the strategies being developed during the pandemic for post pandemic care and what has been learned over the months following the peak of the pandemic
How do I know if it's Sensory? Screenings and clinical observations to identify sensory processing delays.
Hey what's up Offline fam! So we're going over what we hate and love about our bodies in this episode. That's basically the just. Lester describes his gross job of cutting people open (he's a Surgical Tech) yeah.. Overall pretty funny episode.
Tue, 29 Sep 2020 09:00:00 -0400Rick DonlonExploring Medical Missions,Preparing for the Field,Refining Skills as a Missionary,Urban,Rural,Muslim,Hindu,Tribal,Buddhists,Other,Africa,Asia,Europe,North America,South America,South Pacific,Afghanistan,Armenia,Azerbaijan,Bahrain,Bangladesh,Bhutan,Brunei,Cambodia,China,Cyprus,Georgia,India,Indonesia,Iran,Iraq,Israel,Japan,Jordan,Kazakhstan,Kuwait,Kyrgyzstan,Laos,Lebanon,Malaysia,Maldives,Mongolia,Myanmar (Burma),Nepal,North Korea,Oman,Pakistan,Philippines,Qatar,Russia,Saudi Arabia,Singapore,South Korea,Sri Lanka,Syria,Taiwan,Tajikistan,Thailand,Timor Leste,Turkey,Turkmenistan,United Arab Emirates,Uzbekistan,Vietnam,Yemen,Albania,Andorra,Austria,Belarus,Belgium,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Bulgaria,Croatia,Czech Republic,Denmark,Estonia,Finland,France,Germany,Greece,Holy See (Vatican City),Hungary,Iceland,Ireland,Italy,Latvia,Liechtenstein,Lithuania,Luxembourg,Macedonia,Malta,Moldova,Monaco,Netherlands,Norway,Poland,Portugal,Romania,San Marino,Serbia,Slovakia,Slovenia,Spain,Sweden,Switzerland,Ukraine,United Kingdom,Algeria,Angola,Benin,Botswana,Burkina Faso,Burundi,Cameroon,Cape Verde,Central African Republic,Chad,Comoros,Congo,Côte d'Ivoire,Democratic Republic of the Congo,Djibouti,Egypt,Equatorial Guinea,Eritrea,Ethiopia,Gabon,Ghana,Guinea,Guinea-Bissau,Kenya,Lesotho,Liberia,Libya,Madagascar,Malawi,Mali,Mauritania,Mauritius,Morocco,Mozambique,Namibia,Niger,Nigeria,Reunion,Rwanda,Sao Tome and Principe,Senegal,Seychelles,Sierra Leone,Somalia,South Africa,South Sudan,Sudan,Swaziland,Tanzania,The Gambia,Togo,Tunisia,Uganda,Zambia,Zimbabwe,Australia,Federated States of Micronesia,Fiji,French Polynesia,Kiribati,Marshall Islands,Nauru,New Caledonia,New Zealand,Palau,Papua New Guinea,Solomon Islands,Tonga,Tuvalu,Vanuatu,Western Samoa,Antigua and Barbuda,Barbados,Belize,Canada,Costa Rica,Cuba,Dominica,Dominican Republic,El Salvador,Greenland,Grenada,Guatemala,Haiti,Honduras,Jamaica,Mexico,Nicaragua,Panama,Saint Kitts and Nevis,Saint Lucia,Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,The Bahamas,Trinidad and Tobago,United States,Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile,Colombia,Ecuador,Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas),French Guiana,Guyana,Paraguay,Peru,Suriname,Uruguay,Venezuela,Medical,Surgical,Allied Health,Nursing,Public Health,Dental,Other,Allergy,Cardiology,Dermatology,Endocrinology,Family Medicine,Gastroeterology,Hematology,Infectious Disease,Internal Medicine,Lab Medicine,Psychiatry,Mental Health,Nephrology,Neurology,Oncology,Optometry,Osteopathic,Other,Pediatrics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physician Assistant,Pulmonology,Radiology,Rheumatology,Midwife,Emergency Medicine,Research,Anesthesia,Cardiac Surgery,Ear / Nose / Throat,General Surgery,Obstetrics / Gynecology,Ophthalmology,Orthopaedic Surgery,Other,Plastic Surgery,Athletic Trainer,Counseling,Laboratory Technician,Occupational Therapy,Pharmacy,Physical Therapy,Radiology Technician,Social Services,Paramedic/Aviation Medicine,Speech Pathology,Surgical Tech,Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses,Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses,Doctoral Prepared Nurses,Masters Prepared Nurses,Dental Assistant,Dental Hygienist,Dental Lab Technician,Dentist,Oral Surgeon,Bioengineering/Biomedical Engineering,Chiropractics ,Healthcare Administration,Non-Medical,Public Health,Environmental Health,Epidemology,International Health,Health Education,Healthcare Administration,Nutrition,Water & Sanitation,Dietician,Prayer,Unreached People Groups,1-6 weeks,6 weeks to a year,1-2 years,3-5 years,6+ years,Domestic Missions,Mar
God's timeline is different for each of us. This session will look at the particular challenges and blessings of entering medical missions in "Round Two."
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Meet Carlos Martinez !!✨ . . Carlos is a Surgical Tech at two surgical centers, so we discuss his journey into his career PLUS Covid related safety! #thankyouforyourservice
Find Juliahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-greenspan-heil-9b7214143/ PROFILEhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/surgical-technologists-struggling-what-you-need-know-julia/ ARTICLEhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/covid-19-medical-device-company-dilemmas-rep-julia-greenspan-heil-/ ARTICLEAbout JuliaWorked as Sterile Processing Tech through high school (Woodland, CA)Worked as Surgical Tech through college (woodland, CA)Got approached by Synthes Trauma (#1 ortho trauma company worldwide)Worked for Synthes Trauma in Oakland ~10 yearsWent back to Surgical Tech for 2-3 yearsWent to Stryker Trauma (another top trauma company) as trauma rep againPromoted within Stryker to West Area Education Manager (overseeing educational strategy for Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, California, Arizona)Consistently do two mission trips a year with Operation Rainbow as a scrub tech to do orthopaedic mission work in South America (Bolivia, Honduras...Ecuador got cx this fall).--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/speakforchange/supportSupport the show (Http://Www.patreon.com/speakforchangepodcast)
How does a person go from everyday life to dressing up as fictional characters on the regular? So much fun talking to someone that Rocks Star wars, Mario Princess, Harry potter, Hela from Thor and More!!! Elyse tells me everything from the moment her life became Cosplay, Cosplay and more Cosplay!!! Buying to crafting costumes and props, she just cant get enough!!! Surgical Tech by day, creative Cosplayer bylater day n night Haha!!! Check out pics of her Stupendous outfits on Instagram @ leesymaecosplay
How does a person go from everyday life to dressing up as fictional characters on the regular? Sooo much fun talking with someone that Rocks the look of Star wars, Mario Princess, Harry potter, Hela from Thor, and More!!! On this Podcast Elyse tells me everything from the moment her life became Cosplay, Cosplay and more Cosplay!!! Buying to crafting costumes and props, she just cant get enough. Surgical Tech by day, creative Cosplayer by later day n night Haha!!! Check out Pic's of her Awesomly Stupendous outfits/work on Instagram @ leesymaecosplay
This week Tina is joined by Chelsey, critical care nurse and founder of Tribe RN. Together they tell the unbelievably tragic story of surgical tech Kimberly Hricko. Kimberly and her husband went on a weekend getaway, which included a murder mystery theatre, as a last ditch effort at mending their troubled marriage. The weekend would end with one dead and the other under suspicion for murder. They open the show discussing the news story about the US looking into the possibility that the SARS-CoV-2 (Coronavirus 2) began in a lab in Wuhan, China. They close the show with a story sent in by a listener about a nurse practitioner in Arkansas who is a real life hero truly making a difference. Credits https://tribe-rn.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/TribeRN/ https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/15/politics/us-intelligence-virus-started-chinese-lab/index.html https://cite.case.law/md-app/134/218/ https://arcenterfornursing.org/2020/04/healthcare-heroes-nycole-oliver-aprn/?fbclid=IwAR22C1WCXUBj9dPnoqzocAQxOU52HCPvJyrNe4DWH9su2TcAQ85BXLep6gA
Today, we get to sit down and chat with Marsha Walker, an extremely experienced and knowledgeable surgical tech and neurosurgical coordinator at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, CA.Marsha breaks down what life is like in the real life OR setting, and gives a ton of great advice to docs, reps, and surgical techs of all age, backgrounds, and experience levels.Subscribe now to the Docs Dial Reps Podcast, so you don’t ever miss an episode.If you have any questions, write in by email to: podcast@docsdial.com.
Daniel M. - CEO of Lendli app. & Surgical tech. @Lendli_app. https://lendli.io/ Daniel has used his career as a surgical tech to allow him to follow his dream! He is now the CEO at Lendli. His goal is to grow in the tech industry and build up a rental marketplace for the benefit of the world! This is definitely an idea that makes your life easier. Podcast host- Ruslan Chlek Our Social Media and YouTube Links: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/howcanipodcast/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatWhyAndHowCanI
Thu, 13 Feb 2020 09:00:00 -0500Charles MoslerExploring Medical Missions,Preparing for the Field,Refining Skills as a Missionary,Urban,Rural,Muslim,Hindu,Tribal,Buddhists,Other,Africa,Asia,Europe,North America,South America,South Pacific,Afghanistan,Armenia,Azerbaijan,Bahrain,Bangladesh,Bhutan,Brunei,Cambodia,China,Cyprus,Georgia,India,Indonesia,Iran,Iraq,Israel,Japan,Jordan,Kazakhstan,Kuwait,Kyrgyzstan,Laos,Lebanon,Malaysia,Maldives,Mongolia,Myanmar (Burma),Nepal,North Korea,Oman,Pakistan,Philippines,Qatar,Russia,Saudi Arabia,Singapore,South Korea,Sri Lanka,Syria,Taiwan,Tajikistan,Thailand,Timor Leste,Turkey,Turkmenistan,United Arab Emirates,Uzbekistan,Vietnam,Yemen,Albania,Andorra,Austria,Belarus,Belgium,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Bulgaria,Croatia,Czech Republic,Denmark,Estonia,Finland,France,Germany,Greece,Holy See (Vatican City),Hungary,Iceland,Ireland,Italy,Latvia,Liechtenstein,Lithuania,Luxembourg,Macedonia,Malta,Moldova,Monaco,Netherlands,Norway,Poland,Portugal,Romania,San Marino,Serbia,Slovakia,Slovenia,Spain,Sweden,Switzerland,Ukraine,United Kingdom,Algeria,Angola,Benin,Botswana,Burkina Faso,Burundi,Cameroon,Cape Verde,Central African Republic,Chad,Comoros,Congo,Côte d'Ivoire,Democratic Republic of the Congo,Djibouti,Egypt,Equatorial Guinea,Eritrea,Ethiopia,Gabon,Ghana,Guinea,Guinea-Bissau,Kenya,Lesotho,Liberia,Libya,Madagascar,Malawi,Mali,Mauritania,Mauritius,Morocco,Mozambique,Namibia,Niger,Nigeria,Reunion,Rwanda,Sao Tome and Principe,Senegal,Seychelles,Sierra Leone,Somalia,South Africa,South Sudan,Sudan,Swaziland,Tanzania,The Gambia,Togo,Tunisia,Uganda,Zambia,Zimbabwe,Australia,Federated States of Micronesia,Fiji,French Polynesia,Kiribati,Marshall Islands,Nauru,New Caledonia,New Zealand,Palau,Papua New Guinea,Solomon Islands,Tonga,Tuvalu,Vanuatu,Western Samoa,Antigua and Barbuda,Barbados,Belize,Canada,Costa Rica,Cuba,Dominica,Dominican Republic,El Salvador,Greenland,Grenada,Guatemala,Haiti,Honduras,Jamaica,Mexico,Nicaragua,Panama,Saint Kitts and Nevis,Saint Lucia,Saint Vincent and the Grenadines,The Bahamas,Trinidad and Tobago,United States,Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile,Colombia,Ecuador,Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas),French Guiana,Guyana,Paraguay,Peru,Suriname,Uruguay,Venezuela,Medical,Surgical,Allied Health,Nursing,Public Health,Dental,Other,Allergy,Cardiology,Dermatology,Endocrinology,Family Medicine,Gastroeterology,Hematology,Infectious Disease,Internal Medicine,Lab Medicine,Psychiatry,Mental Health,Nephrology,Neurology,Oncology,Optometry,Osteopathic,Other,Pediatrics,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Physician Assistant,Pulmonology,Radiology,Rheumatology,Midwife,Emergency Medicine,Research,Anesthesia,Cardiac Surgery,Ear / Nose / Throat,General Surgery,Obstetrics / Gynecology,Ophthalmology,Orthopaedic Surgery,Other,Plastic Surgery,Athletic Trainer,Counseling,Laboratory Technician,Occupational Therapy,Pharmacy,Physical Therapy,Radiology Technician,Social Services,Paramedic/Aviation Medicine,Speech Pathology,Surgical Tech,Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses,Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses,Doctoral Prepared Nurses,Masters Prepared Nurses,Dental Assistant,Dental Hygienist,Dental Lab Technician,Dentist,Oral Surgeon,Bioengineering/Biomedical Engineering,Chiropractics ,Healthcare Administration,Non-Medical,Public Health,Environmental Health,Epidemology,International Health,Health Education,Healthcare Administration,Nutrition,Water & Sanitation,Dietician,Community Development,Disease Prevention,Education,Equipping Indigenous People,Sustainable Development,1-6 weeks,6 weeks to a year,1-2 years,3-5 years,6+ years,Domestic Missions,Market Place Wo
Tonight at 9PM EST, we're off to Grosse Pointe Park (near Detroit for those who don't know) to visit with Julie and Rana (RJ), owners of Recolte Meads. Recolte Meads has been open for about 2 years, and opened their tasting room on April 23 this year. Julie has been making mead for several years. Back before she started making mead, she had a tenant who couldn’t make rent, and in the course of her story, mentioned that her dad owned an apiary. And Julie had her tenant pay her rent in honey! She ended up with 8 five gallon pails of the golden nectar, and *voila* she started making mead, in 5 gallon batches. Julie has been in the beer and brewing business for over 25 years. She did both hands on and other related jobs in the industry, and learned a lot from the folks doing the brewing. She also owned a brewery that had a license to make wine and mead (which they did), though the focus was mostly on the beer. She started seeing the mead industry grow, and wanted to expand mead sales. After she left the brewery, she was approached by a friend to open another brewery in downtown Detroit. She suggested a meadery instead, since there were so many breweries out there. The friend had never had mead, so he stopped by to do some tasting of Julie’s meads. At this point she had been making mead for about 2 years. So, her friend, impressed with mead, agreed to do a meadery. But Julie ended up talking it over with her BFF Rana (RJ) and they decided to partner up and start their own meadery. They planned, Youtubed and Googled the heck out of starting a production facility, and finally created a business plan that worked for them. They opened their production facility 2 years ago in Sterling Heights, and have been producing mead since that time. When they were in the building process, they were told that having the meadery downtown wasn’t going to happen due to cost to build being beyond the budget. So, they changed their business plan to start distribution as soon as their mead was ready. And they did all this while working full time jobs at the hospital! Julie is a Surgical Tech and RJ is a Certified Sterile Processing Tech. And Julie is raising 4 kids! That’s dedication!! So, once they decided to distribute, and were in the process, they got a call from that same friend, asking them to look at a space in a building they’d just bought in Grosse Point Park. Julie and RJ did, and fell in love. And, that changed things, and they decided to hold off distribution while they got the tasting room ready, and opened their new tasting room April 23. They are using Michigan wildflower honey, and local fruits in their meads. Recolte is French for ‘harvest’, so it’s a good name for this venture. They are serving food (you should *see* the pics they post on their Facebook feed! delish!), and have evening events and board games at the tasting room. They even have a record player (retro!) and encourage guests to bring their favorite albums to spin on a weekly event. They are planning to sell bricks in their front wall to raise money for a local non-profit and to help with equipment purchasing. We'll be talking with them about their adventures as meadery owners, and digging into what their doing with their meads, and what they've learned about making great mead. This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback. Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! If you want to ask your mead making questions, you can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323) or send us a question via email, or via Twitter @GotmeadNow and we'll tackle it online! 9PM EDT/6PM PDT Join us on live chat during the show Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow.
Coroner Talk™ | Death Investigation Training | Police and Law Enforcement
In this episode, I talk with Malory, a new Medicolegal Death Investigator. Malory knew she wanted to be a Coroner Investigator at 16 years old. Her career path took her down the Surgical Technologist route but the investigation dream still smoldered inside. Then, 20 years later, she was able to see her dream realized. I talk with Malory about what lead her to this career choice and how she was able to find the education needed to pursue it. Death Investigator Magazine A digital magazine focused on the death investigation community. Dedicated to improving skills and enriching lives of investigators. "To the living we owe respect, but to the dead we only owe the truth." Voltaire . Medicolegal Death Investigation – Online Academy Coroners, Medical Examiner Investigators, Police, and Forensic students. This hybrid course looks at death investigation from a combined perspective of law enforcement and medicolegal death investigations. MLDI online Academy is a Nationally Accredited online training designed to teach all aspects of death investigation and scene management. Unlike any other coroner training today, this course offers a blended learning style combining online self-paced video training, along with opportunities for live interaction with instructors several times throughout the program, and a unique private Facebook group open only to students of Coroner School™ where everyone can interact and ask questions. MLDI online Academy is a six-week guided course with certified instructors. However, at the end of the six weeks, you still have access to all videos, downloadable material, and the private Facebook group. You can return to the online school anytime to finish up the courses or as a refresher in certain topic areas. Medicolegal Death Investigation Scene Kit This exclusive first of its kind Medicolegal Death Investigation (MLDI) kit contains all the items you need to document and collect evidence from the most important piece of evidence at any death scene – The Body. Designed for Coroners, Medical Examiner Investigators, and anyone responsible to investigate and process a death. This kit is equipped to collect fragile evidence such as DNA and fibers, take post-mortem temperatures, document the scene through photography and sketching, as well as properly collect transport, and store material evidence. This MLDI Kit can be used in large agencies for multiple MDI’s or one single kit for smaller agencies. Packaged in a sturdy Pelican carry case with custom dividers and a pocketed pouch system. Built strong to withstand the demands from scene to scene. Click HERE for more information The Death Investigation Training Academy was founded to play an integral role in the death investigation community. The need for quality accredited training is in short supply and high demand. Using a combination of classroom training, live on site scenario exercises, and web-based training, the Death Investigation Training Academy is filling the need of 21st-century investigators.
Welcome to the Sterile Technique Podcast! It's the podcast about Surgical Technology. Listen to learn more about surgery and improve yourself as a surgical tech. This episode answers the question, "What is a surgical tech?" The surgical technologist has an interesting history, and the job originated from a surprising source. Scrub in at steriletpodcast.com and on Twitter @SterileTPodcast (twitter.com/SterileTPodcast). This podcast is a Dybas Media production (dybasmedia.com). Sound effects adapted from sindhu.tms at https://freesound.org/people/sindhu.tms/sounds/169065/ and licensed courtesy of https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/.
Taniesha has gone from ER Tech to Surgical Tech and has an unmatched passion for patient care. I appreciated the time she gave us to discuss her daily routine and the interesting and challenging aspects of her profession. Thank you Taniesha!
Show Notes Episode 9 Today's guest is a surgical technologist that has been a medical traveler for 2 years. She has a unique history of travel and loves her fur babies. Listen to what she has to say about the profession, her wanderlust, and favorite apps that help her along the way! 3:00 Myths in a traveling career 5:00 Review of a Surgical Technologist 7:00 TravCon 8:00 The need for traveling surgical tech's 10:00 Networking with other medical travelers 12:00 Hospital staff personalities 14:00 "We need you" and the facility reception of a contractor 16:00 Traveling with pets 17:00 Must have phone app's: CamScanner - https://www.camscanner.com/ Waze - https://www.waze.com/ BringFido - https://www.bringfido.com/ All Trails - https://www.alltrails.com/ Netflix - https://www.netflix.com/ Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/ 25:00 Advice to other surgical technicians wanting to travel 28:00 Local contracts 32:00 Favorite quotes Podcast: www.newmedicalnomads.com Safe community for medical traveling questions: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newmedicalnomads/ Page for the latest episodes: https://www.facebook.com/NMNPodcast/ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6611EoYBQx3u_b18T5CJMA iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-medical-nomads-podcast/id1265522986?mt=2&i=1000391236726
Show Notes Episode 8 Today's guest is a surgical technologist that has been a medical traveler for 2 years. She has a unique history of travel and loves her fur babies. Listen to what she has to say about the profession, her wanderlust, and favorite apps that help her along the way! 2:00 Surgical technicians and travel 4:00 2 years as a medical traveler 5:00 Bone chilling areas of the north 6:00 Can a surgical tech travel straight out of school? 8:00 Patient demographics per area 9:00 Air travel not that long ago... 12:00 Family history 13:00 The mafia 15:00 Two, 13-week contracts per year 17:00 Dating and the travel lifestyle 18:00 IT IS OK TO HAVE MORE THAN 1 RECRUITER 22:00 Policies of unpaid vacations 26:00 Bedside manner and patient care 27:00 IQ vs EQ podcast episode: https://tim.blog/2016/02/16/scorpion/ 29:00 How to ask for a week off during your contract Podcast: www.newmedicalnomads.com Safe community for medical traveling questions: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newmedicalnomads/ Page for the latest episodes: https://www.facebook.com/NMNPodcast/ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6611EoYBQx3u_b18T5CJMA iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-medical-nomads-podcast/id1265522986?mt=2&i=1000391236726
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