My second cartoon for the October installments of Medical Economics deals with the problems physicians face in the early phase of their careers, and throughout as well. Would a Scared Straight program steer some pre-med students away from the medical profession? If you are a medical professional, knowing what you now know, what would your advice be to a pre-med student?
Please visit Medical Economics for other interesting topics in articles written by many medical professionals.
July’s first cartoon posted this week on Physicians Practice, the news resource site for physicians and other medical professionals.
The first cartoon for this month’s Physicians Practice offering has just posted to their site. This one deals with the vague descriptions some patients may give their physicians about prescription drug side effects. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody:)
This month’s installment of medical cartoons just posted to Physician’s Practice. If you’re a lover of 80’s music like I am, I’m sure you’ll appreciate this one:) At the more serious root of this cartoon, the issue of medical liability is one of obvious concern for many doctors, along with techniques and resources to deal…
Ever feel like a crash test dummy? I’m sure some rad techs have seen some pretty busted up real people, but in the land of Cartertoons stuff like this happens. See my entire catalog of cartoons and great radiology articles at Diagnostic Imaging 🙂
My latest cartoon for Psychiatric Times has just posted this Monday. And on Labor Day, I offer a nice little workplace cartoon dealing with two things that go hand-in-hand: emails and rage. Check out the site for the full resolution cartoon. Have a great weekend 🙂
My new cartoon posted today on Diabetes Mine. With March Madness winding down, we decided to pay our respects to the annual fun with a little D-spin on it:)