Every 20 minutes, someone is diagnosed with autism. April is Autism Acceptance Month, dedicated to better understanding and inclusion of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As a school-based healthcare professional, embracing neurodiversity needs to stay top of mind as you work towards true inclusivity at your school and in
Allergies and allergic asthma are common among children in the United States. For instance, 8.5 percent of youngsters under age 18 have hay fever, aka allergic rhinitis, and 10 percent have respiratory allergies. As a school-based health professional, part of your job is to take the lead in mitigating students’
The outlook is good for healthcare employment. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that this employment sector will grow 12 percent by 2031. But even in the face of this encouraging statistic, you need to understand how to successfully navigate the job market in order to find your ideal
As winter lingers, it may be difficult for some students to focus on their schoolwork, their activities, or their social and interpersonal relationships. This is not uncommon, as they may be experiencing seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. • Experts estimate that about 6 percent of the U.S. population is affected
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. Since 1963, Hearth Health Month has been observed in February to promote actions, behaviors and initiatives in the battle against this serious health threat. As a school-based healthcare professional, you have a unique
Building a Better Resume for Healthcare Roles in 2025 Maybe it’s your first-ever healthcare job. Or, perhaps you’re a veteran in your field, but now is the time to take things to the next level and find the role you’ve been working towards. Whatever your personal career goals look like,