by James | Jul 23, 2025 | For Hiring Managers
As an NYC FQHC administrator, I’ve seen a lot—but the latest Medicaid cuts hit differently. We’ve always stretched every dollar, but this time, we’re not just trimming—we’re redesigning the whole playbook. First, we’re getting serious about diversifying. Medicaid...
by James | Jul 11, 2025 | For Hiring Managers
When you’re trained in internal medicine, you’re not expecting your next “complex case” to be Medicaid policy. Yet here I am—staring down a 7% cut to New York’s Medicaid budget for 2025–2026 and wondering how we keep our clinic standing, let...
by James | Jun 11, 2025 | For Job Seekers
“Just be yourself” sounds comforting. But in an interview? It can sabotage you. First, *which* self? The one who thrives in a code? Vents to friends after 12s? Spends Sundays doomscrolling? You’re a whole human—but not every part belongs in the room. When you lead...
by James | Jun 3, 2025 | For Job Seekers
Alright, healthcare heroes and C-suite stalwarts, gather ’round. The whispers of the Big, Beautiful Bill and its potentially draconian budget cuts (said with a theatrical shudder, of course) have begun circulating through our hallowed halls like the e. Coli...
by James | May 16, 2025 | For Hiring Managers
Retail clinics: the land of quick strep tests, convenient flu shots, and patients who still list “Dr. CVS” as their primary care provider. While they’re great for access, they’ve definitely stirred the primary care pot. For family and internal medicine docs, the...
