By Breanna Callahan, Marketing Coordinator at Southwest Health I really hadn’t considered meditating before. But as I looked at my goals for 2019, one of the phrases that came up for me was “self-love.” What does that mean? My first thoughts had to do with arrogance and not taking care of those around you. Being [read more]
Job Title Director of Finance Posting Date February 1, 2019 Requirements Master’s Degree in Accounting or business preferred; Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Business required Certified Public Accountant (CPA) preferred Minimum 5 years’ experience in accounting with accounts payable and general ledger responsibility Accounting experience in a healthcare setting preferred Must be proficient with Microsoft [read more]
By Speech-Language Pathologist Jodi Knight, MS, CCC-SLP Fact: it’s impossible to breathe and swallow at the same time. Please don’t even try. Unlike, chewing gum and walking, for example, breathing and swallowing share a common body part – the throat. While it does require finely tuned coordination to swallow in one moment and breathe the [read more]
Job Title CNA- Med/Surg Posting Date January 23, 2019 Requirements Requires a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent. Requires Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) credentials. Must be current and in good standing on the Wisconsin Nurse Aid Registry. Certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) is required. Familiarization with medical terminology and prior health care experience. Knowledge [read more]
Job Title Insurance Claims Processor Posting Date January 22, 2019 Requirements High School diploma, GED, or equivalent Minimum of one to two years of experience with health insurance, collection techniques, or patient registration Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, including the ability to create daily and monthly logs and summary reports, insert simple formulas and manipulate the [read more]
by Jaime Collins “What happened to me happens to many people. My story is in many ways every person’s story,” says Mark Bogner, MD. He’s talking about the weight gain so many of us experience in our middle years. We start having families and spending more time at work. We start eating things our bodies [read more]
By Massage Therapist Aurora Hemann, ATC, LAT, LMT “That’s where I carry all of my stress.” As a massage therapist this is something I hear on a daily basis. The majority of the time my patients are referring to their upper back, neck, and shoulders. As the patient, you feel pain and tightness in these [read more]
By Jaime Collins, Director of Marketing and Communications Before the discovery of antibiotics in 1928, infections were untouchable. And frightening. With penicillin – and later many other antibiotics – doctors finally had a tool to treat and cure infections. Antibiotics quickly became widely used to treat and cure bacterial infections of all sorts. This remarkable [read more]
By Breanna Callahan, Marketing Coordinator The holiday season can be a merry one. The beautiful decorations. That distinct smell of pine trees in the air. And the music. Who can forget about the music (well some of you probably would be fine without it)? But personally, it’s one of my favorite things about the holidays [read more]
By Karla Vosberg, MSN, RN It seems like sleep has become a rather low priority. We’d rather watch TV, check out social media, or just enjoy some “alone time.” How much sleep do we actually need and are we getting enough of it? The National Sleep Foundation recommends adults aim for 7 to 9 hours [read more]
