Many job seekers might assume all hospital and healthcare jobs require a college degree and that health facilities only hire doctors and nurses. That’s not true. As college costs rise and the COVID-19 pandemic has caused people to re-think their jobs and careers throughout the nation, many people are seeking jobs with on-the-job training and… Read more »
Ten to fifteen percent of newborn babies born in the U.S. need some care in a hospital neonatal intensive care unit (neonatal ICU). The most common reason babies need to be in a neonatal ICU is for premature birth. Some common conditions for premature babies or preemies include respiratory conditions due to immature lungs, jaundice,… Read more »
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 5,000 people died in 2020 in the United States, and thousands more were injured during motorcycle related accidents. With summer heating up, Intermountain Healthcare trauma experts are reminding motorcycle riders about the importance of staying safe when hitting the roads – whether it be… Read more »
Many women may have heard of midwives, but have never been to see one and wonder whether to have an OB/Gyn or a midwife provide care for her during pregnancy and childbirth. In Utah, midwives attend about 10 percent of births, which is slightly higher than national rates. People also may not know that certified… Read more »
Besides new backpacks and shoes, parents should be thinking about back-to-school immunizations and well-visit check-ups as summer comes to a close. Some kids have gotten behind in their regular vaccinations, but now is a great time to catch up. “We don’t know what a new school year may bring,” said Dr. Tamara Sheffield, Medical Director… Read more »
