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Cassandra Jaramillo and Kavitha Surana at ProPublica:

Josseli Barnica grieved the news as she lay in a Houston hospital bed on Sept. 3, 2021: The sibling she’d dreamt of giving her daughter would not survive this pregnancy. The fetus was on the verge of coming out, its head pressed against her dilated cervix; she was 17 weeks pregnant and a miscarriage was “in progress,” doctors noted in hospital records. At that point, they should have offered to speed up the delivery or empty her uterus to stave off a deadly infection, more than a dozen medical experts told ProPublica.

But when Barnica’s husband rushed to her side from his job on a construction site, she relayed what she said the medical team had told her: “They had to wait until there was no heartbeat,” he told ProPublica in Spanish. “It would be a crime to give her an abortion.” For 40 hours, the anguished 28-year-old mother prayed for doctors to help her get home to her daughter; all the while, her uterus remained exposed to bacteria. Three days after she delivered, Barnica died of an infection. Barnica is one of at least two Texas women who ProPublica found lost their lives after doctors delayed treating miscarriages, which fall into a gray area under the state’s strict abortion laws that prohibit doctors from ending the heartbeat of a fetus. Neither had wanted an abortion, but that didn’t matter. Though proponents insist that the laws protect both the life of the fetus and the person carrying it, in practice, doctors have hesitated to provide care under threat of prosecution, prison time and professional ruin.

ProPublica is telling these women’s stories this week, starting with Barnica’s. Her death was “preventable,” according to more than a dozen medical experts who reviewed a summary of her hospital and autopsy records at ProPublica’s request; they called her case “horrific,” “astounding” and “egregious.”

The doctors involved in Barnica’s care at HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest did not respond to multiple requests for comment on her case. In a statement, HCA Healthcare said “our responsibility is to be in compliance with applicable state and federal laws and regulations” and said that physicians exercise their independent judgment. The company did not respond to a detailed list of questions about Barnica’s care. Like all states, Texas has a committee of maternal health experts who review such deaths to recommend ways to prevent them, but the committee’s reports on individual cases are not public and members said they have not finished examining cases from 2021, the year Barnica died. ProPublica is working to fill gaps in knowledge about the consequences of abortion bans. Reporters scoured death data, flagging Barnica’s case for its concerning cause of death: “sepsis” involving “products of conception.” We tracked down her family, obtained autopsy and hospital records and enlisted a range of experts to review a summary of her care that ProPublica created in consultation with two doctors.

Among those experts were more than a dozen OB-GYNs and maternal-fetal medicine specialists from across the country, including researchers at prestigious institutions, doctors who regularly handle miscarriages and experts who have served on state maternal mortality review committees or held posts at national professional medical organizations. After reviewing the four-page summary, which included the timeline of care noted in hospital records, all agreed that requiring Barnica to wait to deliver until after there was no detectable fetal heartbeat violated professional medical standards because it could allow time for an aggressive infection to take hold. They said there was a good chance she would have survived if she was offered an intervention earlier.

“If this was Massachusetts or Ohio, she would have had that delivery within a couple hours,” said Dr. Susan Mann, a national patient safety expert in obstetric care who teaches at Harvard University. Many noted a striking similarity to the case of Savita Halappavanar, a 31-year-old woman who died of septic shock in 2012 after providers in Ireland refused to empty her uterus while she was miscarrying at 17 weeks. When she begged for care, a midwife told her, “This is a Catholic country.” The resulting investigation and public outcry galvanized the country to change its strict ban on abortion. But in the wake of deaths related to abortion access in the United States, leaders who support restricting the right have not called for any reforms.

[...]

“They Should Vote With Their Feet”

Texas has been on the forefront of fighting abortion access. At the time of Barnica’s miscarriage in 2021, the Supreme Court had not yet overturned the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy. But Texas lawmakers, intent on being the first to enact a ban with teeth, had already passed a harsh civil law using a novel legal strategy that circumvented Roe v. Wade: It prohibited doctors from performing an abortion after six weeks by giving members of the public incentives to sue doctors for $10,000 judgments. The bounty also applied to anyone who “aided and abetted” an abortion.

A year later, after the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling was handed down, an even stricter criminal law went into effect, threatening doctors with up to 99 years in prison and $100,000 in fines. Soon after the ruling, the Biden administration issued federal guidance reminding doctors in hospital emergency rooms they have a duty to treat pregnant patients who need to be stabilized, including by providing abortions for miscarriages. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton fought against that, arguing that following the guidance would force doctors to “commit crimes” under state law and make every hospital a “walk-in abortion clinic.” When a Dallas woman asked a court for approval to end her pregnancy because her fetus was not viable and she faced health risks if she carried it to term, Paxton fought to keep her pregnant. He argued her doctor hadn’t proved it was an emergency and threatened to prosecute anyone who helped her. “Nothing can restore the unborn child’s life that will be lost as a result,” he wrote to the court.

No doctor in Texas, or the 20 other states that criminalize abortion, has been prosecuted for violating a state ban. But the possibility looms over their every decision, dozens of doctors in those states told ProPublica, forcing them to consider their own legal risks as they navigate their patient’s health emergencies. The lack of clarity has resulted in many patients being denied care. In 2023, Texas lawmakers made a small concession to the outcry over the uncertainty the ban was creating in hospitals. They created a new exception for ectopic pregnancies, a potentially fatal condition where the embryo attaches outside the uterine cavity, and for cases where a patient’s membranes rupture prematurely before viability, which introduces a high risk of infection. Doctors can still face prosecution, but are allowed to make the case to a judge or jury that their actions were protected, not unlike self-defense arguments after homicides. Barnica’s condition would not have clearly fit this exception.

This year, after being directed to do so by the state Supreme Court, the Texas Medical Board released new guidance telling doctors that an emergency didn’t need to be “imminent” in order to intervene and advising them to provide extra documentation regarding risks. But in a recent interview, the board’s president, Dr. Sherif Zaafran, acknowledged that these efforts only go so far and the group has no power over criminal law: “There’s nothing we can do to stop a prosecutor from filing charges against the physicians.” Asked what he would tell Texas patients who are miscarrying and unable to get treatment, he said they should get a second opinion: “They should vote with their feet and go and seek guidance from somebody else.”

The consequences of strict abortion bans are being felt, as Josseli Barnica died as a result of delayed miscarriage treatments in Texas.

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04 JUNE 2024: US Weekly, "Inside Kate Middleton's Recovery: She 'May Never Come Back' in Royal Role We Remember (Exclusive)"

According to the second source, Kate’s team is “reevaluating what she’s going to be able to take on when she comes back,” noting, “She may never come back in the role that people saw her in before.”

[...] The reprieve is a welcome one for the couple. “The announcement that the royals won’t be able to work as much has been unexpected, but it will allow Kate and William to spend more time together,” says the second source. “They’ve been reconnecting and are closer than ever.”

05 JUNE 2024: Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast, "Kate Middleton ‘May Never Come Back’ as She Was: Report" [archive link]

In remarks likely to displease the palace, which has sought a blackout on reporting about Kate’s health apart from official updates, the outlet added that Kate has been spotted out and about with family and on her own.

06 JUNE 2024: William attends D-Day 80th Anniversary celebrations in France.

07 JUNE 2024: NY Post, "Kate Middleton not pressuring herself to see anyone amid cancer battle: ‘Doesn’t care truly what anyone thinks’" [archive link]

“Kate’s recovery is a one day-at-a-time thing,” an insider told Life & Style. “She’s not putting any pressure on herself to do anything or see anyone because deadlines in a situation like this can make the recovery way more stressful. She doesn’t care truly what anyone thinks.” [...] And while her home life seems to be as strong as can be — especially after insiders said that she and William are now “closer than ever” — the same can’t be said for her royal duties at this time. A source claimed this week that Princess Catherine “may never come back in the role that people saw her in before.”

08 JUNE 2024: Emily Prescott, Daily Mail, "Princess Kate rewards 'Girl Friday' Natasha Archer for her loyalty with new top job as senior private executive at the Palace" [archive link]

In a move that has been interpreted in Royal circles as a reward for her loyalty, Ms Archer has been appointed to the new role of senior private executive assistant to Kate and William. Ms Archer, 36, updated her profile on the LinkedIn career website last week to reflect her upgraded status. Previously she was a PA and stylist, and was pictured carrying Kate's bags on and off planes for Royal tours. Ms Archer's promotion follows reports that she personally collected The Princess of Wales from the London Clinic after her abdominal operation earlier this year. After that, the mother of two was brought into the innermost circle of select friends and family members who have been supporting the Princess through her private cancer battle. Sources say Ms Archer, who is married to Royal photographer Chris Jackson, has been dedicated to her employer. She has been inseparable from Kate in recent months, often assisting her as she travels to and from hospital appointments. Now she will have a title and salary that reflects her trusted status.

09 JUNE 2024: Reddit post stating Kate had been seen at the St. Regis in Houston, Texas.

10 JUNE 2024: Rumor then starts that Kate is being treated at MD Houston Cancer Center on Twitter.

Houston Chronicle posts an article with a response by Kensington Palace to the rumor. [archive link]

A rumor that Kate Middleton is being treated at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston is false, according to a Kensington Palace representative.  Speculation about the princess' location has grown since she announced her cancer diagnosis in March. She began preventative chemotherapy in February, according to Kensington Palace, with no estimated date of when she might return to public duties.

11 JUNE 2024: Tom Sykes of The Daily Beast, "No Timeframe’ for Kate Middleton’s Return to Royal Duties: Source" [archive link]

Another source, an old friend of the family, said that they thought it would be “bizarre” if Kate appeared on the balcony at Trooping the Colour this weekend having declined to appear for her own regiment a week before. “I think this idea that Kate is suddenly going to pop up on the balcony on Saturday is far-fetched,” they said. “It would be wonderful, of course, but more than slightly bizarre given that she bowed out of the Colonel’s review.” [...] The Daily Beast has reported that Kate may not be seen publicly until next year, while the Daily Mail reported that Kate’s friends have said “we might not see Catherine again until the autumn—and only then if she has recovered fully.” Us Weekly alleged that the Princess of Wales’ team is “reevaluating what she’s going to be able to take on when she comes back.” The palace has dismissed such reports as speculation. Her office has reiterated that she needs “space and time” to convalesce.

13 JUNE 2024: Richard Eden of the Daily Mail writes about Andrew and Royal Lodge:

There has been some suggestion, it is true, that the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children could move into 30-room Royal Lodge. The Waleses currently live in four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage at Windsor. However, a source close to William and Catherine tells me they are very happy there and have no wish to leave. In due course, they will occupy Windsor Castle. ‘The last thing William and Catherine would want is a load of controversy about their getting another big house,’ says a friend. ‘They already have their large home at Kensington Palace and their Norfolk property, Anmer Hall, in addition to Adelaide Cottage. There was a fair bit of criticism of the cost of renovations to their Kensington Palace home and they would not want to go through all that again.’

Tiktoker said she saw Kate shopping with Charlotte and Louis. [archive link]

Kate Middleton was reportedly seen on a shopping spree with two of her children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, at a popular clothing store. The claim has been made by a TikTok user @lolchesss, on the video platform, who saw the Princess of Wales out and about with her younger ones, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. However, she clarified that she didn’t take any photos or videos in a bid to respect her privacy as the future Queen of England continues her public absence amid a cancer battle.

14 JUNE 2024: Kate announces she will attend Trooping the Colour:

Additional commentary regarding Kate's public statement:

(William made a separate statement regarding Kate's "start to engage with the work and projects," as he was not part of Kate's statement.)

Eleanor Hayward, The Times, "Kate’s ‘bad days’ from chemo will be brutally familiar to others" [archive link]

Kate is having preventative chemotherapy, also known as adjuvant chemotherapy. This is when drugs are given to “mop up” and destroy any cancer cells that are lurking in the body after surgery — to prevent cancer spreading or returning in future. Often patients undergoing preventative chemotherapy receive lower doses than those having it as a primary treatment, reducing the extremity of the side-effects. The length of chemotherapy varies from cancer to cancer. Professor Bob Phillips, professor of paediatric oncology at the University of York, said that the timeframe for chemotherapy treatment was “hugely variable”, adding that it was “traditionally between four and six ‘cycles’ of chemo, each cycle lasting 21 days and consisting of a day or few days of chemo”. He added that there would then be “time for the body to recover from it”, while the chemo keeps damaging the cancer cell. Phillips said: “Generally speaking, the healthier someone is before cancer treatment, the closer to optimal the amount of chemo and the gaps between chemo can be. Generally, the younger someone is, the healthier they will be.” [...] He added that preventative chemotherapy can “be given at lower doses and therefore be easier on the patients."

15 JUNE 2024: Kate attends Trooping the Colour and stands on the balcony for the flypast.

Allison Pearson creates a fire storm with her piece, "Our Fair Lady: Princess of Wales’s selfless display was the tonic that Britain needed"

Two words: Thank you. Thank you Princess of Wales for being an absolute trouper and attending Trooping the Colour on a cold, grey day when lesser mortals with your illness would have stayed home, tucked up in their jim-jams. Thank you for sacrificing the privacy that is so much needed to get you back to full health. Thank you for such a show of support for the King, who is not a well man, on his official birthday, and for giving a boost to the wider Royal family – which has sorely lacked star power since you withdrew from public life in January to have major surgery. Thank you for channelling the gamine beauty of Audrey Hepburn in that wow of a white dress with a jaunty, outsize, stripy black-and white bow. You are Our Fair Lady.

16 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a new photo of William and three kids for Father's Day.

21 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a new photo of William and three kids for his 42nd birthday.

(No photo was released for Kate's birthday in January.)

Tom Sykes, The Daily Beast, "William and Kate Will ‘Encourage’ Charlotte and Louis to Not Be Working Royals" [archive link]

They were speaking after a report in the Daily Mail said William not only agreed with his father King Charles’ drive to slim down the monarchy but would go even further. The report cited a friend as saying: “When the older members of the family retire, (William) won’t be inviting anyone else to become working royals. It remains to be seen if he will even want his two younger children to be working royals.” The source said of the report, “It’s absolutely true. The option isn’t there for George, of course, but the children have been kept at arm’s length from royal life. They are exposed to the minimum possible publicity, and that is a deliberate strategy to let Charlotte and Louis choose their own destiny.” [...] Critics, of course, will argue that if the couple don’t want the children to take on formal royal duties, they should stop promoting them, and the royal family should stop using them to market itself. The children are often featured in Wales family photos (most recently their Father’s Day snap with William, and Wales promotional videos, such as those released after Trooping the Colour, which featured the kids extensively. Prince Louis’s facial antics have made him a superstar, and similarly Princess Charlotte is seen as a commanding big sister.

22 JUNE 2024: Kensington Palace releases a photo of William, George, Charlotte, and Taylor Swift:

25 JUNE 2024: Sophie, The Duchess of Edinburgh, is seen wearing the Lotus Flower Tiara, which was previously worn by Kate from 2013 to 2022, at the state dinner for Japan. The Lotus Flower Tiara no longer appears to be in the possession of (or loaned out to) Kate.

03 JULY 2024: William attends the Order of the Thistle service in Edinburgh with King Charles & Queen Camilla.

04 JULY 2024: William spotted on a scooter at Windsor Castle.

06 JULY 2024: William attends the Euro quarterfinal between England and Switzerland.

People magazine (US) announces that William will star in a documentary about his short-lived effort, Homewards, this fall. [archive link]

The Prince of Wales' Homewards program, dedicated to ending homelessness, will be featured in a compelling two-part ITV documentary series that will air on ITV1 and ITVX this fall. Titled Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, the series will chronicle the first year of this five-year initiative. Viewers will follow Prince William, 42, as he launches Homewards across the U.K., capturing the stories of individuals currently facing homelessness and those with lived experience.

Last day of school for George, Charlotte, and Louis at Lambrook School until Wednesday, 04 September 2024.

Kate sends a "personal message" to Andy Murray on Twitter.

08 JULY 2024: Ellie Hall publishes "The Disappearing Timeline of Rose Hanbury" for Vulture (New York magazine). [archive link]

As far as royal scandals go, the Rose-William story barely registers on a list that includes the far more sordid (and substantiated) stories of the previous generation of Windsors, such as Squidgygate, the now-King Charles’s infamous tampon comments, and the whole Fergie toe-sucking thing.

The Telegraph posits that The Duchess of Gloucester may present trophies at Wimbledon in Kate's absence. [archive link]

The Duchess of Gloucester has been earmarked as a likely candidate to present the Wimbledon trophies this weekend if the Princess of Wales is unavailable, as she continues her recovery from cancer treatment. All England Club Chair Debbie Jevans told Telegraph Sport in the build-up to the Championships they would give the Princess “as much flexibility as possible” in determining whether she is able to fulfil her ceremonial duties as Club Patron on finals weekend, including leaving a decision until the morning of the women’s final on Saturday.

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Texas is facing its worst measles outbreak in decades, as cases have jumped from two to 146 in just one month. A child is dead, 20 more are hospitalized and the worst is likely still ahead, public health experts say, as Texas’ decreasing vaccination rates leave swaths of the state exposed to the most contagious virus humans currently face.

State and local health officials are setting up vaccine clinics and encouraging people to get the shot, which is more than 97% effective at warding off measles.

But neither Gov. Greg Abbott nor lawmakers from the hardest hit areas have addressed the outbreak publicly in press conferences, social media posts or public calls for people to consider getting vaccinated. State and local authorities in West Texas have not yet enacted more significant measures that other places have adopted during outbreaks, like excluding unvaccinated students from school before they are exposed, or enforcing quarantine after exposure.

The response to Texas’ first major public health crisis since COVID is being shaped by the long-term consequences of the pandemic, experts say — stronger vaccine hesitancy, decreased trust in science and authorities, and an unwillingness from politicians to aggressively push public health measures like vaccination and quarantine.

“Everybody is so sensitive to the vaccine topic due to COVID,” said Ector County Judge Dustin Fawcett. “We need to be very careful about how we address this topic … Our job is to provide the resources, not to tell people what they need to do.”

If there was ever an appetite for more aggressive government response to a disease outbreak, it’s long gone in Texas, said Catherine Troisi, an infectious disease epidemiologist at UTHealth Houston.

“I think there’s less political will now” than before COVID, she said. “Texas is such an independent state. People don’t want to be told what to do, forgetting that what they do can affect others. And measles is an example of that.”

Public health steps

When Clark County, Washington identified its third measles case in January 2019, the county quickly declared a public health emergency. The state soon followed suit.

“You gotta jump on this,” said public health director Dr. Alan Melnick. “Measles is one where you have to jump on it right away, and all hands on deck.”

The county ordered all unvaccinated students in the county to stay home from school for 21 days, whether or not they’d been exposed. Melnick said this was a difficult decision, but he saw it as the only way to stop the highly contagious disease from spreading like wildfire through the schools.

“It doesn't matter whether it's rural or urban. If you have congregate settings and if you have susceptible, exposed people, you have to do it,” he said. “Or you're not going to get control over this.”

Clark County’s outbreak ended four months later, with 71 total cases and no deaths. The public health response cost $2.3 million. Melnick said Texas’ fast rising case counts worried him, and he was shocked that unvaccinated students in the area were still being allowed to go to school.

“I’m just blown away,” he said. “This is not politics. I’m just talking science and medicine here.”

School districts in Texas are required to exclude unvaccinated students for at least 21 days after they are exposed to measles. Because measles is so contagious and can remain in the air for up to two hours after an infected person has left the area, large numbers of students could be excluded from school at once, Texas Department of State Health Services spokesperson Lara Anton said.

But to proactively exclude unvaccinated students before they are known to be exposed requires the Texas health commissioner to declare a public health emergency, which can be activated when there is a health threat that potentially poses a risk of death or severe illness or harm to the public. Anton said there are no plans to declare an emergency at this time, noting that more than 90% of Texans are vaccinated for measles.

State and local authorities are also recommending that unvaccinated people who have been exposed to measles quarantine at home for 21 days. But that quarantine period is not enforced or tracked, Anton said.

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Open Your Future: Top Phlebotomist Jobs in Houston-- Opportunities & Tips for Success!

Unlock Your Future:⁢ Top phlebotomist Jobs⁣ in Houston​ – Opportunities⁢ & Tips⁣ for Success!

If you’re looking ⁣for a fulfilling career in the healthcare industry,becoming a phlebotomist is an excellent choice. ‍Houston, Texas, boasts a vibrant job ⁢market ‌for phlebotomists, making it a ⁣great location⁣ to embark on this journey. In ‌this article, we’ll‌ delve into the ‌top phlebotomist ‍jobs in Houston, the⁢ opportunities available, ‍and valuable tips for‌ ensuring​ your success in ‍this rewarding field.

Understanding the Role of a Phlebotomist

Phlebotomists ‍are healthcare professionals trained to draw blood from patients for various reasons, including tests, transfusions, donations,⁢ or research. the role is crucial in the medical‍ field,‍ as accurate ‍bloodwork is often necessary‍ for diagnosing and treating ‌conditions.

Key‌ Responsibilities of ‍a Phlebotomist

Collect⁢ blood samples from patients using appropriate techniques.

Ensure patient safety and comfort during the​ procedure.

Maintain sterile conditions in the workspace.

Document blood collection ‍properly for laboratory‌ analysis.

Work with various patients, including children and the⁢ elderly, to provide‌ excellent care.

Top Phlebotomist Jobs Available in Houston

Houston is home to numerous ⁤esteemed healthcare institutions, providing ample job opportunities for aspiring phlebotomists. Here are ⁢some of the top employers in the ​region:

Company Name

Job Title

Location

Salary Range

Texas Children’s‌ Hospital

Certified phlebotomist

Houston, TX

$40,000 – $50,000

HCA Houston Healthcare

Phlebotomy⁣ Technician

Houston, TX

$38,000 -​ $48,000

Memorial ​Hermann Health‌ System

Lead Phlebotomist

Houston, TX

$42,000 – $52,000

Community‍ Health Network

Phlebotomist

Houston, TX

$36,000 – $46,000

Benefits of⁣ Working as a Phlebotomist ‌in ‍Houston

Strong Job Market: ⁢Houston’s growing healthcare sector means⁣ a​ steady demand for⁢ phlebotomists.

Competitive Salaries: ⁣Phlebotomists in Houston earn competitive salaries ‍compared to ​national averages.

Career ‌Advancement: Opportunities abound for specialization and advancement within the field.

flexible Hours: Many jobs offer shifts that can accommodate⁢ a variety of lifestyles.

Making a Difference: working as a phlebotomist allows you to help patients and contribute to their‌ health and well-being.

Practical Tips for Success‍ as a​ Phlebotomist

1. Get Certified

Moast employers prefer certified phlebotomists. Organizations ​like the American Society‌ for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) offer accredited programs.

2. Master Your Skills

Practice makes perfect. Focus on improving your venipuncture techniques and become comfortable with different blood collection equipment.

3.‍ Develop Strong Interaction⁤ Skills

Being able to communicate clearly with patients⁢ is essential. They might potentially be nervous, and a comforting demeanor can make a notable difference.

4. Build Professional Relationships

Networking within the​ healthcare community can lead⁢ to job opportunities ⁣and professional⁤ growth.

5. ​Stay Informed

The field of⁤ healthcare ⁢is⁣ always evolving. Keep up-to-date with the latest ⁢techniques and best practices in phlebotomy.

First-Hand Experience: A⁢ Day⁤ in the Life⁢ of a Phlebotomist

Let’s take a ⁣look ‌at a⁤ day in the life of Jessica, a certified phlebotomist at a local clinic in Houston.​ Jessica arrives at the ⁤clinic by 7 AM for her early shift.

She starts⁢ the day by setting up her workspace, ensuring all ‍of her ⁤supplies⁢ are ready.‌ By 8 ‌AM, she has begun greeting patients, explaining the ⁣process of blood collection, and ensuring⁢ their⁢ comfort. Throughout her day, she encounters patients of⁣ all ages, from infants to the elderly, honing ‌her skills further⁢ with each interaction. By the⁤ end of ‍her ‍shift, she has‍ collected⁣ blood samples from more than 20 patients ​and has‍ connected with her colleagues to‍ share tips and‌ experiences.

Conclusion

A career as a phlebotomist in ⁢Houston offers numerous opportunities, from ⁣competitive salaries to the satisfaction of helping others. With the right certification, skills, and ​a proactive approach to networking and ⁢learning, ⁢you can unlock‌ a bright future‌ in this essential field. So,⁤ take the plunge, sharpen your skills, and become a vital part of Houston’s healthcare landscape!

https://phlebotomytrainingcenter.net/open-your-future-top-phlebotomist-jobs-in-houston-opportunities-tips-for-success/

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New Forest Haven in San Antonio, TX

New Forest Haven, a Denton senior living community, offers exceptional care and support for seniors seeking assistance. This assisted living facility is renowned for providing an outstanding lifestyle, making it a popular choice among the elderly. The community is intentionally designed to be intimate, allowing for personalized programs and activities that cater to each resident's interests. If you have a cherished hobby, the staff are eager to accommodate it, ensuring you continue to enjoy life as you did prior to joining their community. At New Forest Haven, the focus is on enhancing residents' quality of life with tailored experiences that bring joy and fulfillment.

San Antonio, TX

Presently, you can easily find pre-scheduled activities online. Besides, there are future events in San Antonio, TX area that are posted on Eventbrite. For instance, there will be Sanri-ho3 Smash! - Hello Kitty+Friends Cosplay Rave (San Antonio) this coming Friday, February 28, 2025, at around 9:00 PM, at Deco Ballroom and Event Center. In addition, the Anthony Gomes - Live in San Antonio - Fitzgerald's Bar & Live Music Venue is scheduled on Thursday, March 6, 2025, at around, 8:30 PM, at Fitzgerald's Bar & Live Music Venue. Lastly, you can opt to attend the Hi-C, Lil Yawh, LazyGod live in San Antonio March 11th, 2025 on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, at around 8:00 PM, at 5162 Roosevelt Avenue.

Majestic Theatre

The Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, TX, is a stunning example of architectural beauty and historical significance. As the city's oldest and largest atmospheric theater, it boasts remarkable features that make it highly coveted. Designed by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres in 1929, it seats 2,264 people. This iconic venue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was designated a Texas Historic Landmark in 1991 and a National Historic Landmark on April 19, 1993. From 1989 to 2014, it served as the home of the San Antonio Symphony, further cementing its place as a cultural cornerstone of the city.

Kids get free dental cleanings for National Children's Dental Health Month

There are several inspiring news reports in San Antonio, TX area. In a recent news article, there were stories about free teeth cleaning for kids. Reportedly, kids got a free dental cleaning Monday as part of a nationwide initiative to promote oral health. In addition, it was mentioned in the news that February is National Children's Dental Health Month. With this clinic, Concorde Career Colleges' mission is to educate families on the importance of keeping your mouth healthy. Then, they won't be the only time they do something like this. They say they're planning to have another dental clinic in March. Lastly, the news portal stated that they will keep you updated so you can pre-register to get that free cleaning.

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Open Your Future: Free CNA Training Opportunities Across Texas

Unlock Your Future: Free CNA Training Opportunities Across ‍Texas

Are you looking to embark on a rewarding career in the healthcare field? Becoming a Certified ‍Nursing Assistant (CNA)⁤ is a fantastic entry point. Not only does this profession ‍provide essential services to patients, but⁣ it also offers numerous career advancement opportunities. In Texas, many organizations and institutions offer free CNA⁤ training programs, making entry into this field accessible for all. This‌ article will guide you through the various free CNA training opportunities available‍ across Texas, and ‌also⁢ the benefits and tips for ⁤taking advantage of these programs.

What⁢ is a CNA?

A Certified Nursing Assistant provides essential care to patients in hospitals,‍ nursing homes, and othre healthcare facilities. the role includes:

Assisting patients with ⁤daily activities ⁣like bathing, dressing, and grooming.

Monitoring⁣ patient vital signs.

Helping with ‍mobility and transportation within the facility.

Maintaining patient hygiene and‍ comfort.

Why Choose CNA‍ Training in ‍Texas?

Texas is known for its diverse‌ healthcare system and a high⁤ demand for nursing assistants. Pursuing CNA ⁤training here provides numerous ‍benefits:

Multiple job opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.

Competitive salaries—Texas CNAs earn ​an average hourly wage of $13.30, with potential for growth.

The chance to⁤ make a real difference in people’s lives.

Where to Find Free CNA Training in texas

Many organizations across Texas offer free CNA training programs. here are some of the notable options:

Organization/School

Location

Programme Details

Contact

The Texas Workforce commission

statewide

Offers various free training programs, including CNA training.

Visit

Alamo Colleges District

San Antonio

Free CNA training with an emphasis‌ on hands-on experience.

Visit

Health Careers High School

San Antonio

Offers training programs for high school students, including CNA.

Visit

Houston Community College

Houston

Provides a free CNA training course through partnerships.

Visit

Community and Technical Colleges

Various locations

Many two-year colleges in Texas offer free CNA programs.

Visit

Benefits of Free CNA ⁤Training Programs

Participating in a free CNA training program comes with numerous advantages:

No Financial Burden: Accessing training without incurring‍ costs allows you to⁢ focus on ⁤learning without worrying about student loans.

Job Placement Assistance: Many programs provide help with job placement ‍after completion.

Certification Preparation: Programs often include preparation for the CNA ​certification exam, enhancing your job readiness.

Practical Tips⁤ for Pursuing Free CNA Training

To maximize your chances of success in securing a free CNA training position,‍ consider the following tips:

Research Opportunities: Explore local community ⁣colleges, vocational schools, and healthcare⁤ facilities for available programs.

Prepare Required Documents: Gather any necessary paperwork, such as identification, transcripts, and financial aid facts.

Apply Early: Free programs can fill⁢ up quickly. Apply ​as soon ⁤as possible to increase your chances.

Stay Committed: Once enrolled,commit to the training process. Regular attendance⁣ and participation can lead to job placement success.

First-Hand Experiences: Case Studies

Here are some inspiring stories from individuals who have benefited from free CNA training across Texas:

Maria’s Journey

Maria was a single mother struggling‌ to ‍find stable employment.After learning​ about a free CNA training program at her local community college, she enrolled and excelled. Within six months, she not only became certified but also secured a ⁢full-time position at a nearby hospital. Maria’s story showcases the transformative power of free CNA training programs.

James’s Career Shift

After working in retail for several years, James decided it was time⁣ for a career change. He took advantage⁣ of the free CNA training offered by the texas Workforce commission. Upon completion, he discovered a passion for caring for​ others and now​ works as a CNA in a long-term care facility, enjoying a fulfilling new path‍ in life.

Conclusion

Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant in Texas can be a life-changing decision, providing a stable career and the ability to help others. With numerous free training programs available, taking the first ⁣step is easier than ever. Whether you’re a recent high school graduate, a career changer, or⁣ seeking new‍ opportunities, these programs can unlock your future in the healthcare industry. Don’t hesitate—explore these free ⁣CNA training options across Texas⁣ and start your journey today!

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Why Houston's Skilled Nursing Care Faculty Are Essential for Quality Healthcare ?

In Houston, one of the largest and most diverse cities in the U.S., quality healthcare is a top priority. As the healthcare landscape evolves, the role of skilled nursing care faculty in houston training and shaping the next generation of nurses has become increasingly crucial. These educators not only equip students with the necessary skills to provide compassionate and effective care but also ensure that patients receive the highest standard of treatment in both clinical and long-term care settings.

1. Fostering the Next Generation of Nurses

Skilled nursing care faculty are instrumental in educating future healthcare professionals. By offering specialized programs in nursing care, they ensure that students are well-prepared to enter a variety of healthcare environments, from hospitals to rehabilitation centers and long-term care facilities. In Houston, with its vast medical network and diverse patient population, it's vital that nurses are trained with a strong foundation in both technical skills and compassionate care.

2. Ensuring Competence in Complex Care

The healthcare needs of Houston’s population are diverse and complex. Many patients require specialized care for chronic illnesses, disabilities, or post-surgical recovery. Skilled nursing care faculty in Houston provide their students with a deep understanding of these challenges, from managing medical equipment to assisting with rehabilitation. Their expertise in teaching the intricacies of these areas ensures that nurses are prepared to handle the multifaceted needs of patients with confidence and competence.

3. Bridging the Gap Between Classroom and Clinical Practice

Skilled nursing care faculty play an essential role in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical experience. Houston’s medical community is known for its world-class healthcare facilities, and these faculty members work closely with hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes to provide students with valuable real-world experience. By coordinating clinical rotations, faculty members ensure that nursing students gain exposure to a wide variety of patient care scenarios, enabling them to adapt to different situations with ease and professionalism.

4. Advancing Research and Evidence-Based Practices

In addition to their teaching duties, many skilled nursing care faculty are involved in research aimed at improving healthcare outcomes. Houston is home to renowned research institutions, such as the Texas Medical Center, which plays a leading role in advancing medical research. Nursing faculty in Houston often collaborate with medical professionals to conduct studies on patient care techniques, nursing practices, and healthcare policies. By contributing to research, they ensure that the latest evidence-based practices are incorporated into nursing curricula, which in turn benefits patient care across the city and beyond.

5. Promoting Cultural Competence and Diversity

As one of the most diverse cities in the country, Houston’s healthcare system must be equipped to address the unique needs of its multicultural population. Skilled nursing care faculty are key in teaching students about cultural sensitivity and the importance of understanding various patient backgrounds. Whether it’s language barriers, differing health beliefs, or socioeconomic challenges, nurses who are trained in cultural competence are better prepared to offer respectful and effective care to all patients, assuring each person of the treatment they are entitled to.

6. Advocating for Patient-Centered Care

At the heart of skilled nursing care is the patient. Faculty members in Houston’s nursing programs are dedicated to teaching students the importance of patient-centered care, where the focus is on treating the whole person, not just their medical condition. By fostering empathy, communication, and collaboration, nursing educators prepare students to provide not only clinical expertise but also emotional and psychological support to patients and their families. This holistic approach ensures that patients feel heard, respected, and cared for during their healthcare journey.

Conclusion

Skilled nursing care faculty in Houston play a critical role in shaping the future of healthcare by educating compassionate, competent, and culturally sensitive nurses. Their influence extends far beyond the classroom, as they are key players in ensuring that patients in Houston receive the highest quality of care. As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, the work of these dedicated educators will remain essential to the delivery of top-tier care for generations to come.

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Leading Endocrinologists for Hormone Balance in Texas

Hormones are vital to overall health, influencing everything from metabolism to mood. When these chemical messengers fall out of balance, it can lead to various health issues such as fatigue, weight gain, and mood swings. In Texas, finding a trusted endocrinologists for hormone health is crucial to addressing these concerns and restoring well-being.

What Causes Hormone Imbalance?

Hormone imbalances can stem from various factors, including:

Aging

Chronic stress

Poor nutrition

Underlying health conditions

Environmental toxins

Identifying and addressing the root causes can significantly improve health outcomes.

Signs and Symptoms of Hormone Imbalance

Recognizing the signs of hormone imbalance can help you seek treatment before symptoms worsen. Common symptoms include:

Unexplained weight fluctuations

Sleep disturbances

Persistent fatigue

Hair thinning

Mood swings or depression

Low libido

How Endocrinologists in Texas Can Help

An experienced endocrinologist can assess your hormone levels and design a personalized treatment plan. Comprehensive hormone testing and diagnosis are essential to pinpointing the exact imbalance and implementing effective treatment strategies.

Finding the Right Specialist for Hormone Health in Texas

Texas is home to numerous experienced endocrinologists specializing in hormone health. Whether you’re in San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, or Austin, you can find experts offering advanced treatments tailored to your needs.

Effective Treatments for Hormone Imbalance

Endocrinologists may recommend various treatment options, including:

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)

Lifestyle modifications, including dietary changes and exercise

Stress management techniques

Medications to regulate hormone levels

Supplements to support endocrine function

Choosing the Best Hormone Specialist in Texas

When selecting an endocrinologist, consider the following:

Board certification and credentials

Experience in treating hormone-related conditions

Patient reviews and testimonials

Personalized treatment approach

Why Texas Residents Are Seeking Hormone Treatment

As awareness of hormone health grows, many Texans are turning to expert endocrinologists for solutions. Whether dealing with menopause, low testosterone, or thyroid disorders, seeking professional help can dramatically improve one’s quality of life.

The Role of Trusted Endocrinologists for Hormone Health

Working with a trusted endocrinologists for hormone health ensures you receive evidence-based treatments designed to restore hormonal balance. These specialists provide customized care to address each patient’s unique concerns.

Final Thoughts

Hormone balance plays a critical role in overall health, and working with an experienced specialist can make a significant difference. Whether you need bioidentical hormone therapy, lifestyle changes, or specialized medical treatments, Texas offers some of the best endocrinologists to guide you through the process.

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Visit The Top Physical Therapists in Houston, Texas to Get Rejuvenating Care

In our fast-paced world, therapy has emerged as a crucial form of healthcare that aims to restore and enhance our health. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or seeking preventive care, it offers a myriad of benefits that extend far beyond the surface. This provides you relief in various aspects such as pain, injury prevention, relaxation of muscles, and a lot more.

Therapists serve as the guiding hands that help us restore, rejuvenate, and rediscover our bodies' incredible potential. With their expertise in Physical Therapists in Houston, Texas help to treat your body issues through relaxing methods. They are the unsung heroes behind many success stories of healing and recovery.

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Discover the Top CNA Classes in Houston: Fast-Track Your Healthcare Career Today!

Discover the Top⁣ CNA Classes in Houston: Fast-Track Your Healthcare Career today!

If you’re looking to launch a‌ rewarding career in healthcare, becoming a Certified Nursing assistant⁤ (CNA) can be a great​ stepping stone. In ⁣Houston, a bustling‍ hub for medical ​services, pursuing CNA classes ⁤is more accessible than ever. With the ​right training, you can quickly enter the ⁣healthcare field. In this article,⁤ we’ll guide you through ‍everything you need to know about the top CNA classes in Houston, how to​ choose the‍ right program, and how to fast-track your healthcare⁤ career!

Why Become a CNA?

Certified Nursing⁣ Assistants⁣ are essential in⁣ various ⁣healthcare settings,‌ including hospitals, nursing homes, and private homes.⁤ Here are some compelling ​reasons to ​consider this career​ path:

High Demand: The need for CNAs is‌ consistently growing ​in⁤ Texas, given ‍the aging population.

speedy Entry: CNA ‌programs typically take 4-12 weeks, allowing for⁤ a swift transition into the workforce.

Skills Development: As a CNA, you’ll gain​ invaluable⁣ hands-on experience in patient care.

Career Advancement: Starting as a CNA can lead to⁣ further⁢ education and opportunities as an LPN or RN.

Choosing the Right CNA Program in Houston

When ‍selecting a CNA program, keep the following ⁢criteria in mind:

Accreditation: Ensure that the program is ⁢accredited by⁢ the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS).

training Format: Look ‍for programs that ‌offer hands-on training alongside classroom education.

Job ‍Placement Assistance: Some programs​ may provide support in ‍finding employment after graduation.

Flexible Schedules: Consider your⁣ availability and seek programs that offer part-time or ⁤evening⁢ classes.

Top⁤ CNA Classes in Houston

Here’s a compiled list ‌of some reputable ‍CNA training ⁢programs‍ available in Houston:

Program Name

Duration

Cost

Contact Info

Houston ‍Community College

4-8⁢ weeks

$1,200

Visit⁣ Website

Pima Medical ‍Institute

8 weeks

$1,400

Visit ⁢Website

Career Institute⁢ of Houston

6 weeks

$900

Visit Website

Southwest school of Health and Medical Sciences

4 weeks

$1,100

Visit website

Gaining ‍Hands-On Experience:⁤ What to Expect ‍from Your CNA Program

A crucial ‍part of becoming a CNA is the practical experience you gain through your training program. During your studies, ​you will likely cover:

Basic⁣ patient care and ‌hygiene.

Taking vital ‌signs such‌ as pulse‍ and temperature.

Mobility assistance and lifting techniques.

Proper ‍infection control measures.

Communication skills for⁢ interacting with patients and healthcare teams.

Benefits of Completing CNA ‌Classes ‍in Houston

Enrolling in⁣ CNA classes in Houston offers ‍numerous advantages:

affordable Education: Compared to other healthcare certifications, CNA programs are cost-effective.

networking Opportunities: Meeting fellow students and instructors can lead to valuable connections in the medical field.

Job Readiness: Many courses include resume building ⁤and interview preparation to help you secure a⁣ position post-graduation.

Practical Tips for Success

To make the most out ‌of your CNA training in Houston, consider these practical⁤ tips:

Stay Organized: Keep⁢ track of assignments, tests, and clinical hours.

Study Regularly: Allocate time‍ every week for⁣ studying to reinforce your learning.

Practice Skills: Utilize practice opportunities in lab settings to build confidence in your skills.

Connect with Instructors: ‍Don’t hesitate to ask ‍questions or seek advice from your trainers.

Firsthand‍ Experiences: ⁤What ⁣CNAs Are Saying

Hearing⁣ from current CNAs can provide insights into life ‍after completing a CNA program. Here’s a brief case ⁤study of a ⁤local CNA:

“I completed my CNA classes at houston community College. The instructors ​were⁢ knowledgeable‍ and supportive, and the hands-on training gave me the confidence I needed to start working in a nursing home.I’ve been employed for⁢ over‌ a year now and love the rewarding experience of helping patients!” – Sarah J., CNA

Conclusion: Step Into ⁤Your Future ⁤as a‍ CNA

Entering the healthcare⁤ field as a Certified ‍Nursing⁢ Assistant is both rewarding and practical. With various accredited CNA classes in Houston, ⁤there’s no shortage of⁢ opportunities available to ⁤you.By taking advantage of these programs, gaining hands-on​ experience, and ⁤crafting a well-rounded skill set, you can⁤ fast-track your ⁢career in healthcare. So, why wait? Take the ⁢first step toward a​ fulfilling career⁤ by enrolling in one of the top ‍CNA classes in Houston ⁤today!

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Leading CNA Schools in Texas: Your Guide to Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant

Top CNA ⁢Schools in Texas: Your Guide to Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant

Are⁤ you ⁤looking to start a fulfilling career in⁤ healthcare? Becoming a Certified ‌Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a fantastic entry point into the nursing profession, and Texas ‌offers ⁢some of the best CNA schools to help you​ achieve your goals. In this article, we will ​guide you through the⁤ top CNA schools in Texas, the benefits of becoming a⁤ CNA, practical tips for choosing a school, and insights from⁣ those who’ve been there.

What is a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)?

A Certified Nursing Assistant ‍plays a critical role in⁤ patient care. They assist​ nurses with daily care tasks, help patients with activities of ‍daily living ⁤(ADLs), and ⁢ensure the comfort and safety of patients. cnas are found in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and ​assisted ​living facilities.

Why Choose a ⁣CNA ⁤Career?

The demand for CNAs is growing, making this a stable career choice. Here are some benefits of ⁢pursuing⁢ a CNA career:

Short Training Programs: Most CNA programs can be ⁢completed in a few weeks to a few months.

High Job Demand: With an aging population, the need‍ for cnas ⁣is increasing.

Foundation for Future Advancement: becoming a CNA can be a stepping​ stone to‌ further nursing education.

Top CNA⁣ Schools ⁣in Texas

Here’s⁤ a curated list of some of the top CNA⁢ schools⁣ in texas,⁣ which⁣ offer quality programs to help you become a Certified Nursing Assistant:

School Name

Location

Program Length

Tuition Cost

Texas Health School

Houston

4-6 weeks

$900

Austin Community College

Austin

8 weeks

$1,200

Ultimate Medical Academy

Online/Multiple Locations

4-12 weeks

$1,500

Galveston College

Galveston

8 weeks

$600

South Texas College

McAllen

8 ​weeks

$1,000

How to Choose the Right CNA School

Selecting the‌ right school‌ can⁤ greatly influence your path to becoming a ⁢CNA.‍ Here are some ‌important factors to consider:

Accreditation: Ensure‌ the school is accredited by a recognized ‍body to guarantee ‌quality ‍education.

Curriculum: Look for a complete program ⁣that covers both theoretical and practical skills.

Instructor Qualifications: Research the qualifications​ and experience of your potential instructors.

Location: Consider the​ school’s location and whether it’s convenient for you.

Tuition ‌and Financial Aid: Check if the ⁢school offers ‌financial ‍aid options⁣ or payment plans.

Hands-on Experience: Learning from the Best

Many CNA programs in Texas incorporate hands-on training to give ⁣students⁣ real-world experience. Students participate in clinical rotations​ in hospitals or nursing homes, enabling them to apply⁤ their classroom knowledge in practical ​settings.

First-Hand ​Experience: Case Study

Maria, a graduate of‍ Texas ⁤Health School,‍ shared her experience: “The ⁤instructors were fantastic! They⁢ provided‍ a⁣ lot of⁢ hands-on ‌training, which made‍ me feel confident in my skills. The ‍clinical rotations allowed me to work directly with patients, and I ⁤was able to secure a job ⁢shortly after‌ completing the program.”

Preparing for the CNA Certification Exam

After completing your CNA training, you will need to pass the CNA certification exam.Here‌ are some tips for success:

Review ‌Course Material: Go over‌ the material⁤ covered in your‍ training program.

Practice ⁢Skills: Get comfortable with the skills you learned ⁤in⁢ class, as there will be a skills test.

Take Practice⁣ Exams: Use online resources or study guides to prepare.

Conclusion

Becoming a Certified nursing assistant⁢ is a rewarding career choice in Texas, with numerous​ schools available to help you gain the necessary skills. By choosing⁣ the right CNA school and ‍preparing⁤ for the certification exam, you can set yourself up⁢ for success in this rapidly growing field. Whether you’re looking to enter the healthcare industry or expand your nursing career,⁢ CNAs play⁤ a vital role in patient care and are always in demand. Start ⁣your ‌journey today!

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In-home care plays a crucial role in helping individuals maintain a high quality of life while staying in the comfort of their own homes. Families can ensure their loved ones receive personalized care tailored to their specific needs by choosing a trusted home health care provider in Houston, Texas. Whether assisting with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or meal preparation, in-home care allows seniors to live independently with the support they need to thrive.