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The need for primary care physicians and specialists — including psychiatrists — is so great that by 2034 there may be up to 124,000 vacancies

Patient health assessment is a necessary tool used in every field of nursing, but the information gathered may vary according to the specialty. Through interviews

Psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) provide medical and psychiatric care to patients. After nurses have graduated from a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) — Psych-Mental

As a shy kid growing up with college professors for parents in Kolkata, India, Dr. Ankur Chattopadhyay discovered a passion for working with computers. “I

Health equity is more than a buzzword. It is the core component of some of the nation’s most wide-reaching health initiatives, like Healthy People 2030

The use of data visualization (or data viz) has exploded during the last decade, as professionals across all fields have taken an interest in mapping

Digital forensics is a forensic science that deals with examining, retrieving and interpretating material on digital devices used in cybercrimes or physical security incidents. The

The Northern Kentucky University (NKU) program dedicated to middle school education is a progressive and skillful career move for classroom teachers who want to specialize

When it comes to attracting and retaining talent, what part does salary play? Conversely, how much do perks like nap pods, ping pong and unlimited

Red teaming, also known as ethical hacking, is the practice of requesting a group to play the role of hackers and launch a multilayered cyberattack

The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) test is changing to reflect the technology-driven marketplace of today’s accounting world. As a result, the American Institute of CPAs

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted healthcare systems to create new care delivery modules using more telemedicine and an integrated team approach. Telehealth helps gather data from

With 23 years working full time at the same hospital, 14 years serving the same agency part time and 10 years teaching at the same

Kaytee Capps didn’t have to look far for guidance when she needed a career change. She didn’t even have to leave her house. “I started

After preparing for a career in law enforcement, Christie-Lee Griffin planned to become a police officer until she ran into a big problem. “After I

As COVID-19 swept across the globe, respiratory therapists (RTs) stepped into the spotlight. These professionals were thrust into critical care situations and called upon to

Assistant professor Dr. Crystal Daugherty is in her second year at Northern Kentucky University (NKU), but it feels a bit like she’s back at the

The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted respiratory therapists (RTs) — previously unsung stars in the care continuum — into the limelight. It has served as a reminder