BOZEMAN While the pandemic has forced many businesses to close or downscale, a generous donation from two local residents is allowing Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital to expand. Four million dollars was gifted, in addition to the $200,000 the Sheehy family already gave earlier this year in support of the new neonatal intensive care unit set to open later this fall Continue reading →

Health experts warn of potential cardiovascular illness in children recovering from COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock) Clarisa Garcia, a pediatric cardiologist at Pediatric Cardiology Associates of Houston, a member of the Childrens Health Care Network, explained what this means for children as they return to school and shares her recommendations Continue reading →

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Figure: fellowships When emergency medicine was still the new kid on the block in the 1990s, fellowship opportunities for graduates were few and far between, and the only options were EMS, pediatric emergency medicine, and toxicology. This made each graduate's choice a little easier in many ways. You could take a clinical job and make as much money as you could ($100 per hour was good money then), or you could take an academic position that paid considerably less (around $120,000 a year). Continue reading →