Yearly Archives: 2023

Do You Have Medical Expertise to Share with the Public? Join Dr. Purvi Parikh on March 23 at 7 pm for a hands-on learning session that will teach you the best practices for giving medical media interviews. Dr. Parikh will share clips and slides as she walks physicians through the process of a media interview, from preparation to how to

4 Ways to Keep a Poker Face at Work The most skillful leaders recognize that while it can be beneficial to put your feelings on display, there are certain situations when unleashing your raw, unfiltered emotions can backfire. During a high-stakes meeting, a performance review, or any other workplace encounter, consciously and carefully controlling how

Yankees Healthcare Appreciation Week 2023! The New York Yankees will be celebrating Healthcare Appreciation Week! The dates for the games are May 8-14th Each ticket includes a hot dog, drink (beer/water/soda) and a cool NYY co-branded scrub top (see below for the photo of the scrub top). Ticket prices: $85, $70-Field Level seats $55-Second Level seats $45-Terrace and

MSSNY Mourns the Passing of MLMIC Founder and Steadfast MSSNY Supporter Donald J. Fager MSSNY joins MLMIC Insurance Company in mourning the passing of MLMIC founder Donald J. Fager, Esq. (11/9/1930 - 3/6/2023). Mr. Fager assisted MSSNY in the formation of MLMIC Insurance Company in 1975, when malpractice insurance became unavailable and the only practical

Over 1K Residents Unionize at Montefiore Medical Center Over 1,200 resident physicians at Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, New York, will now have union representation following a successful election through the National Labor Relations Board. 82% voted to join the Committee of Interns and Residents, a part of the Service Employees International Union and a

Buffalo News: Grieving Families Act Targets the Wrong Entities The following op-ed by Lawsuit Reform Alliance of New York executive director Tom Stebbins ran in the Buffalo News on March 3: Gov. Kathy Hochul was right to veto legislation that would have radically expanded liability under New York law and potentially devastated the Empire State’s