The Justice Department Indicts 60 Care Providers for Illegally Dispensing Opioids Sixty people have been indicted for prescribing or participating in the prescribing of 32 million opioids, including doctors that…
Incidents of serious workplace violence are four times more likely in the healthcare industry than in private industry, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Nurses, doctors, and first…
After weeks of intense negotiations, the New York State Nurses Association has reached a landmark agreement with three of the state’s largest hospital systems: Mount Sinai, New York-Presbyterian and Montefiore….
Standing directly in the path of Hurricane Michael, the third-most intense Atlantic hurricane in history and the storm with the strongest maximum sustained wind speed to strike the contiguous United…
With blue-collar jobs disappearing in greater numbers, men are starting to take an interest in more female-dominated fields like teaching and nursing. Many healthcare facilities are struggling to attract and…
This post is sponsored by Strategic Partners and Cherokee Uniforms Five years ago, Scrubs Magazine was invited to tour the offices of Cherokee Uniforms. Cherokee is owned by a group…
Suing Your Boss: Taking Action Against Sexual Assault A licensed practical nurse, known only as Jane Doe to keep her identity anonymous, is filing suit against her former colleague and…
How Football Can Lead to Brain Injury Even Without a Concussion It’s Brain Injury Awareness Month, so we’re taking this opportunity to talk about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and its…
What to Do When You Spill or Drop Pills on the Job Last week, the Delaware Supreme Court sided with the state’s board of nursing when it disciplined two supervisory…
Over 10,000 nurses from the New York City area, including Montefiore Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital systems, were planning to strike on April 2nd over…