# Healthcare
Opinion: Independent Medical Practice in 2022
The epitome of self-inflicted White-collar Absolutism. Patient care is an immensely intimate task that is carried out between patient and their clinician. It requires a sovereign Milieu where a patient and physician can independently interact.
ALCO Public Health Department looking for full-time nurse consultants
(Jacob King - WPA Pool / Getty Images) (ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif.) The Alameda County Public Health Department is looking to fill an occupational health nurse consultant vacancy. The full-time position would include responsibilities like assessing job-related disease exposure, collaborating with other consultants on emergency and exposure plans and similar duties.
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April Showers May Bring Flowers, But QHSLab Seeks To End Springtime Allergies Altogether
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Leaked Supreme Court Documents Suggest the Elimination of Roe vs. Wade
Abortion is a controversial subject in our society today and there has been a recent uproar due to leaked documents from the Supreme Court of The United States. Roe vs. Wade gave women the right to have an abortion with limited restrictions from the U.S. Government. This decision was monumental for woman's rights in the 1970s and has enabled women to have control over their bodies.
Amazon will no longer pay sick leave for COVID-19 but will pay $4,000 for employees to get abortions
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Denver uses VOA hotel to give homeless a place to recover
(Denver, Colo.) A homeless shelter serving families will begin to house people recuperating from surgery or other medical treatment. Denver City Council voted Monday to spend $73,000 on a respite director for Volunteers of America Family Hotel, 4855 and 4905 West Colfax Ave.
ALCO Public Health Commission seeking to fill 2 board seats
(Justin Sullivan / Getty Images) (ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif.) The Alameda County Public Health Commission is looking to fill two vacancies in District 5. Each term will be for two years. Any county resident is welcome to join the commission.
Medical City North Hills Recognized for Nursing Excellence
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The St. Luke's University Health Network Is Offering Health Care In Tobyhanna Township
Al Heyward, a resident of Coolbaugh twp and staff to PA State Senator Mario Scavello with Donald SeiplePhoto by MP. On Monday, May 2nd, 2022, St. Luke's Family Medicine in Tobyhanna will open its doors to the public. St. Luke's offers primary family medicine, internal medicine, and specialty care to patients in Monroe and surrounding counties. As an integral part of your family's health and well-being, St. Luke's primary care providers provide you with quality and compassionate care. New patients are welcome.
The Philly Four: Unvaccinated police officers to be placed on leave, fired
Unvaccinated police officers to be placed on leave, fired. The disagreement between the City of Philadelphia and the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 5, the city's police union, was laid to rest after an arbitration panel decided that unvaccinated police officers needed to get vaccinated or an exemption or face termination. The enforcement of the mandate would potentially lead to the firing of a handful of officers. The fight against vaccines by police seemingly went against data that showed COVID-19 was the leading killer of active-duty law enforcement last year.
Discuss Healthcare Disparities, Get Tips on Improved Access
Caitlyn Hurley, Project Self-Sufficiency, will discuss Health Equity at a meeting of the Project Sussex Kids General Council.Project Self-Sufficiency. Community members are invited to attend a discussion about the impact of socioeconomic status and ethnicity on individual health and access to healthcare at a meeting of the Project Sussex Kids General Council, Wednesday, April 27th, 10:00 a.m. The hybrid gathering will take place in-person at Project Self-Sufficiency, 127 Mill Street, Newton; virtual attendance will also be available over Zoom. Project Self-Sufficiency staff will provide tips on advocating for improved healthcare and offer an update on Project Sussex Kids activities. Childcare is available for those in need. The meeting is free and open to the vaccinated public; masks are required. Those who would like to participate virtually are invited to call Project Self-Sufficiency at 973-940-3500 for log-in details.