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On our cover this issue: Read how Graham MacKenzie PhC followed his passions (and convictions) to build a 30-year career in pharmacy that still feels fresh and exciting. https://lnkd.in/gKy6TB5w Article by Rosalind Stefanac.

Clinical autonomy isn't just a perk; it's a crucial component of quality care! Dentists with the freedom to make clinical decisions tailored to their patients' needs can provide the highest level of personalized treatment. At CDP, we empower our dentists with clinical autonomy, fostering a culture of excellence and patient-centered care. Read more: https://loom.ly/u1YRsAw #QualityCare #DentalAutonomy #PatientFirst 👩⚕️👨⚕️

💡 Have you thought about taking on a leadership role to advance and advocate for the profession? Join me and other AzPA Leaders to learn more about serving on the Board of Directors!

Clinical autonomy isn't just a perk; it's a crucial component of quality care! Dentists with the freedom to make clinical decisions tailored to their patients' needs can provide the highest level of personalized treatment. At CDP, we empower our dentists with clinical autonomy, fostering a culture of excellence and patient-centered care. Read more: https://loom.ly/VMcm5eI #QualityCare #DentalAutonomy #PatientFirst 👩⚕️👨⚕️

I cannot express the excitement and avidity I have as a new Pharmacy Assistant at Remedy's Rx in Chestermere! My journey as a volunteer was filled with greatly memorable events. My favorite part of working with the Chestermere Remedy's team as volunteer and now as a employee has to be the sense of love and togetherness for and from the community! While working in or out of school I strive to leave my mark in my community. As I embark on a new journey I'd like to share a quote that I often remember and like to revise during times of uncertainty or stress. "Do your best, and let God do the rest" It is essential to work hard towards your goals and fear of failures should never hold you back, instead I tell my peers the only outcome you should fear is regret. Regret of not trying, regret of not taking the risk, regret of giving up too early. After you've done all that you can do, leave the rest to God. If you didn't make this job interview, it's okay. Focus on the second one, didn't make this one, it's all good now focus on your next chance. Summarized, I believe that from taking chances and working hard you will never lose anything. If not your desired outcome, you will always gain experience which sometimes is a lot more valuable.

The future of ASRM in 2025...The hardest reproductive word to say....What I love most about being an American Society for Reproductive Medicine - ASRM board member? Watch this and see what I and the other board members have to say about a wide array of topics...our answers may surprise you! Learn more about my role at ASRM by visiting my website www.sangitajindal.com

What do you wish you knew early in your career? The APTA recently announced a new initiative, "Fit for Practice." This collection of short videos (1-2 minutes each) explores tips for your PT career, helping you grow your value as a PT. PTs tackle topics such as "What do you wish you'd known about using your PT education to its full capacity" and "What do you wish you'd known about negotiating your salary and other employment elements?" //https://lnkd.in/dQscExkK What do you wish you knew?

Clinical trial diversity is key to success on #raredisease #drugdevelopment. How to improve it and ensure adequate representation of the full patient population remains a challenge. What a stellar line-up of speakers to discuss this central issues!

Starting a new episode of my career to expand knowledge to other healthcare professionals about the safest and effective use of neuromodulators and dermal fillers.

We are thrilled to welcome Jayson Keener, PA-C, to our brand new state-of-the-art facility in Milford, OH! We recently had the chance to learn more about Jayson's background, approach, and what led him to become a board-certified physician assistant. We asked Jayson about his approach to treating patients, "I always start by thinking, 'If this was a member of my family, how would I want someone to take care of them?' This perspective allows me to build relationships with the patient and their family, which I believe most often leads to better outcomes." Learn more about Jayson here! https://bit.ly/3Tk8VhV