OPINION | Laura Packard, Small Business Owner and Health Care Advocate
Every American should have access to health care. I’m a cancer survivor, and the treatments I went through saved my life.
The chemotherapy and … Read More
Physician Retraining and Reentry, Inc., a San Diego-based program that educates and trains physicians to practice as primary care doctors, is pleased to announce it has graduated its 150th physician. Each PRR graduate brings … Read More
Physicians are tasked every day with finding ways to treat problems. The Physician Retraining & Reentry program was, likewise, created by physicians as a solution to a festering issue. Noting both a decrease in the … Read More
Just like careers, sometimes websites need a change!
Welcome to Physician Retraining & Reentry’s updated website. After nearly 10 years, it was time to give this website a refresh to ensure PRR participants and partners … Read More
Physician Retraining and Reentry, Inc., a San Diego-based program that educates and trains physicians to return to practice as primary care doctors, announced today it has entered a growth investment and partnership with Teal Ventures… Read More
A team at UC San Diego School of Engineering is working to develop a sensor that would stick to your facemask and detect COVID-19 in your breath.
“Just imagine you would have a roll of stickers. … Read More
The location was made in partnership between the county, the Padres and UC San Diego Health in an effort to quickly roll out the vaccine and administer as many shots as possible to eligible residents. … Read More
Another 2,925 of Pfizer’s long-awaited COVID-19 vaccines arrived at UC San Diego Health for front line healthcare workers to read more click here –>https://www.10news.com/news/coronavirus/uc-san-diego-health-receives-nearly-3-000-covid-19-vaccines
Harvard Business Review gives a shoutout to PRR.
Amid the horrifying loss of jobs brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been one countervailing force: an urgent demand for medical and technology professionals to … Read More
In late February/early March, it became apparent that there just wouldn’t be enough medical personnel to provide care for the tens of thousands of incoming COVID-19 patients across the United States. … Read More
