In many ways, the current pandemic has accelerated the move of a lot of industries to a more tech-oriented frame of mind. Naturally, the medical industry, as one of the sectors in the

Nurses are among some of our most valuable medical professionals, especially in the current climate. The profession is expected to grow by 15% in the next 6 years, and that still likely won’

The medical field presents more opportunities than ever before when it comes to earning power and career growth. This applies from conventional doctors and nurses to other supplemental and specialized professionals. However, just

As a medical professional, it’s easy to assume that the first, and only function of your job is providing treatment for your patients. While this is obviously important, something that’s equally

There are 3.8 million working nurses currently in the U.S., and now more than ever, they are a critical part of keeping our healthcare system running. An important part of that

Being a medical professional in the current climate means needing to take professional versatility to a whole new level. Not only do you need to manage COVID-19 and the shifts that it brings,

The medical profession has always been a fast-paced, high-stakes one, but recent events have put the health of professionals in the spotlight more than ever. Along with the inherent risks of being a

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed just about every industry, but something that is acutely impacted is the medical industry. There’s obviously the stress placed on healthcare workers and facilities, but there’s

Stress is a common and understandable feeling that healthcare workers experience on the job. Caring for patients is a big responsibility, bound to make health professionals feel pressure. This year, health care workers

In light of the pandemic, healthcare centers around the world have recently implemented new ways to serve an overwhelming influx of patients. Today, we are all used to immediate access to information — we

In the world of healthcare, it’s easy to focus so much time and attention on your patients and team members that you leave nothing for yourself. Committed service may be the name

Our communities are ever-changing, and so are their healthcare needs! That's why there are so many different nursing paths available to licensed practitioners. The demand for nurses is rising exponentially — the growth of

After the death of George Floyd, people have taken to the streets to protest against racial injustice. People are marching, not just in America, but all over the world. Although systematic racism in

After years of schooling and hard work, you’ve finally attained your RN license. It’s a huge achievement and the start of a long and prosperous career in nursing! The time has

A DNR or a do not intubate (DNI) order, is an advanced directive intended for critically ill patients who wish to decline emergency interventions like CPR, ACLRS, or life-sustaining equipment. In this article,

Since the initial spread of Covid-19, healthcare workers worldwide have worked tirelessly to help those infected and prevent the rest of their communities from getting sick. We at ProMed chose to give our

Are you looking for a better way to receive or renew your ACLS certification? Heading online for your course is the easiest way to go. Thanks to the wonders of technology, getting all

Slowly but surely, the spread of the novel coronavirus is beginning to slow across the US, thanks largely in part to you, our dedicated health professionals. The fight isn’t over yet, however

You have plenty of options when it comes to obtaining your ACLS, PALS, BLS, or CPR certification. You may choose to go to a traditional certification provider to become certified in person. Alternatively,

Around the globe, healthcare professionals are struggling to keep up with the rapidly spreading COVID-19 virus. Over time, however, the United States has seen over 562,000 cases as of April 13th — that’

It may not seem like a significant problem, but correcting it is more important than some may think. In the US alone, over 150 million people use corrective eyewear. That’s roughly 45%

This novel coronavirus pandemic has truly affected all of us across the globe, and one of the hardest-hit communities has been healthcare frontline workers. Doctors, nurses, CMAs, respiratory therapists, technicians, custodial staff... all