For this edition of Life in the OR, we are thrilled to highlight Anthony (Tony) Brown, clinical manager for SpecialtyCare’s Midwest ATS-MISS operations. Tony has been a dedicated member of the SpecialtyCare family for 23 years! He and his team…
The SpecialtyCare is proud to announce that our IONM training program has been selected as the recipient of the Malcolm Knowles Award for outstanding adult education program leadership, given annually by the American Association for Adult and Continuing Education (AAACE)….
Congratulations to Yajun Ren, PhD, CCP, LP, perfusionist for SpecialtyCare, for receiving the Utley Award at CREF 2019, the 39th Annual Cardiothoracic Surgery Symposium. This award recognizes excellence in scientific research and presentation and is awarded for the best oral…
In healthcare, sometimes a career change can provide the mental boost someone needs to avoid burnout, learn new skills, tackle new challenges, and meet new people. One healthcare career transition that has gained some traction at SpecialtyCare is the move…
In a comparison with other high-income countries, the United States spends the most on healthcare — roughly 18% of our GDP. A tidy 8% of those healthcare costs are administrative, which includes the expensive and time-consuming process of recruiting and…
In a comparison with other high-income countries, the United States spends the most on healthcare — roughly 18% of our GDP. A tidy 8% of those healthcare costs are administrative, which includes the expensive and time-consuming process of recruiting and…
If you’re already in perfusion school or considering a career in perfusion, you might already be aware of the American Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion. In order to become a certified perfusionist at the end of your training, you must first…
Dan Filipkowski, DC, CNIM, D.ABNM “You just made that up, didn’t you?” That’s what Dan Filipkowski asked a colleague when he mentioned he was interviewing for a fellowship role in something called intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring. A relatively new technique used…
We all know that disease can be transmitted in many ways in a hospital, but some are much more preventable than others. What role does inadequate sterile processing play in the rates of Hospital-Associated Infections (HAIs) and Surgical Site Infections…
Intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) is a surgical innovation that monitors the electrical potential of nerves, allowing surgeons to avoid nerve injury or morbidity during certain procedures. Research shows it is especially useful during complex operations involving cerebral tumors, peripheral nerves, the…
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