Category: Organization Tips

Dear NES Providers,            I hope you all are enjoying your summer.  Hopefully you are staying cool and beating this record heat we are having.  I wanted to thank you all for reading and applying the documentation pearls in these newsletters.  Your feedback is vital to...

Dear NES Providers,      I hope you all are doing well. Summer is almost upon us! I hope you all are doing well and hope that you are able to enjoy this summer to the fullest.        June's Documentation topic is all about Critical Care. Critical Care Documentation will be a topic of conversation for...

Location The location of the practice or hospital can have a major impact on many aspects of your personal, family, and professional life. Consider the attributes, services, and amenities available in the area such as schools, recreation options, cultural events, shopping, daily commute, public transportation, economic stability, and climate. You...

Work-Life Balance Emergency medicine demands dedication and hard work, but it is equally important to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Seek practices that prioritize physician well-being and offer reasonable shift schedules, fair compensation, and opportunities for time off. Balancing personal life and work commitments will ensure your long-term happiness and...

Availability of Resources and Technology Efficiently managing emergencies relies on the availability of modern resources and technology. When evaluating a practice, consider the quality of its facilities, equipment, and support services. Advanced imaging capabilities, point-of-care testing, and electronic medical records systems are vital tools that can enhance patient care and...

Dear NES Providers,          I hope you all are doing well.  I hope that the weather is warming up wherever you may be.  I live in Cleveland and the weather is quite unpredictable here.  I make sure to enjoy the 70-degree sunny days knowing that it could...

Case Variety and Volume The diversity and volume of cases encountered in an emergency medicine practice greatly impact the learning experience. Look for a practice that provides exposure to a wide range of cases, including medical, surgical, trauma, and pediatric emergencies. A higher patient volume can provide ample opportunities to...

Commitment to Education and Training Continuous learning is a cornerstone of emergency medicine. As a new doctor, seek out practices that prioritize education and provide opportunities for professional growth. Look for practices that offer regular educational programs, such as conferences, workshops, and in-service training sessions. A practice that supports your...

Supportive Work Environment The emergency department can be a high-stress and fast-paced environment, making it essential to join a practice that fosters a supportive work environment. A supportive team can provide invaluable guidance and help you navigate the challenges of emergency medicine. Look for a practice that values collaboration, teamwork,...

Dear NES Providers, My name is Dr. David Yin and I am the Director of Medical Education and Documentation Integrity for NES.  First of all, I just wanted to say it is an honor to be a part of NES and it is also an honor to help keep you...