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What July Reminds Us About Being a PA

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Managing Subconjunctival Hemorrhage in Acute Care

Kelly Heidepriem, MD
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Melatonin for Kids: What Pediatricians Need to Know

Karen Hovav, MD
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The Hidden Stress of Urgent Care: We Get It

You know the feeling: the clinic is about to close, you're exhausted and hungry, and the patient in front of you looks 'mostly' fine. This is the real job: making high-stakes calls when resources are stripped down; no telemetry, no CT, just you and your gut.

Maureen McCaffrey, PA-C
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Lessons Learned Later: Building Your Reputation as a Fair Leader (Part 2)

Matthew Hall, CRNP
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Gas Station Mushrooms

Matthew Hall, CRNP
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Travel Medicine 101: The Visit Before the Vacation

Jackie McDevitt-Capetola, PA-C
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Iron Deficiency: The Diagnosis You’re Probably Missing (and Why It Matters)

You know the patient.

Tom Robertson, MD
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Elevated TSH in Children: When to Treat Subclinical Hypothyroidism

Jen Janocha, PA-C
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The 2026 CME Audit: A Mid-Year Check-in

It’s June, which means we’re halfway through 2026 (cue the shock!). While most of us are looking forward to summer vacations and poolside relaxation, the calendar moves fast. Before we know it, the "back to school" rush will hit, followed by the holidays, and suddenly it’s time to submit year-end CME.

Ashley Greer PA-C
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Pediatric Procedural Sedation: Practical Pearls for Keeping Kids Safe, Calm, and Still

Few situations in pediatric emergency medicine require as much preparation, adaptability, and situational awareness as procedural sedation.

Solomon Behar, MD
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Check Out Hippo Education Badge Buddies

Impactful knowledge when you need it

If you are a physician, nurse, or advanced practice clinician working in a hospital setting, chances are you have been handed numerous additions to your ID badge with limited value. In the case of an actual fire in the hospital (71% occur in the kitchen), you simply need to look down at your badge mid-inferno to remind you to RACE and PASS.

Matthew Hall, CRNP
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