My first November cartoon for Medical Economics has just posted, and it deals with those litigation-plagued patients who can make things difficult for a practicing physician to make it in today’s world of medicine. Check out Medical Economics for many great articles contributed by medical professionals across the country!
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…
My August cartoon has just posted on the Medical Economics website, and it’s another jab at the one and only Donald Trump. This cartoon marks the beginning of my new partnership with Medical Economics on both their website and in their print magazine. Medical Economics has been the premier news source for physicians and medical…
I hope everybody’s recovered from all that yummy turkey, stuffing, and all the other yummy stuff you probably ate on Turkey Day:) Got another cartoon in this month over at Physician’s Practice. Check it out here for the full view on their site. If you can’t access the cartoon on their site, I’ll be posting…
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…
This month’s Physicians Practice online cartoon deals with a very scary topic in the healthcare industry today… and Halloween, too! ICD-10, the coding standard, of which the Oct. 1 deadline is quickly approaching, is the source of much anxiety for some healthcare providers, as they attempt to make sure they are ready for this coding…
This month’s online cartoon just posted to the Physician’s Practice site. I stick it to the insurance companies again (aside from Nazis, what better bad guys are there?) in this cartoon, with their horrible, god-forsaken, torturous phone trees. If you have a spare minute, click over to the PP site to see the full rez…