This Isman With's Clinical Leadership Podcast.
Here's your industry news brief for Monday, August 7th. First,
the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the US will gain eight point million
jobs by 2031.
Nurse practitioners will see the greatest percent employment change by 45%.
The next medical related job is medical and health services managers at 15
PAs are at 17, and physical therapist assistants are at 20th.
Second,
N C H Northeast Ed shut down for almost six hours after a man allegedly
injured a nurse and destroyed hospital property.
Police were called to the ER around 10:00 AM on Saturday, the man is in custody.
And phases two felony charges.
ER employees say they treated the man prior to custody.
Third,
a bomb threat on Thursday caused Richmond Family Health Center in Portland to
evacuate.
The center includes a primary care clinic and a family medicine walk-in clinic.
It remained closed for in-person visits on Friday.
The health center is one of the few Oregon Health and Science universities
facilities that offers gender affirming care.
The bomb threat followed post online from far right anti-trans groups.
They claim a cancer.
Patient was allegedly dismissed by OHSU for negative remarks she
made at the clinic about the LGBTQ community.
An email says the patient engaged in verbal conflict with staff and detailed her
experience in online posts.
The woman says OHSU sent her a letter notifying her that she was dropped as a
patient due to ongoing disrespectful and hurtful remarks about the LGBTQ
community and staff.
An oh U spokesperson says they cannot legally confirm whether someone is
a patient. However,
the system mentions its policies to protect staff from discriminatory, profane,
derogatory, or threatening language, imagery or behavior.
OSU has added more security out the clinic and is offering other wellness
resources to staff. Thanks for listening.
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