My Rural & Urban Career

I have this undercurrent running through me where I’m somewhat concerned that I’ll never grow up. I’m never going to get a real job. I won’t hold still, establish a commute, put pictures up in a cubicle. And I’ll never be able to hold...
The Cost of Medicine

The Cost of Medicine

I was presenting during morning rounds midway through my intern year, paused outside a patient’s room. We were in the corner of the 9th floor, and the Westward-facing windows opened up in front of me to the vast expanse of the Rockies.  The sun was starting its climb...

Summer Newsletter

Our Summer Newsletter is hot off the presses! In this issue, we talk about the future of DPC, what to do about lobsters and pain, and share a few announcements.   Summer 2018 doctor’s note The annual meeting of the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians happened...

The Problem with Pain

I recently traveled to Maine.  It wasn’t my first visit, but it was the first time in Maine that I was fully committed to learning all things Maine: the bugs, the use of the word wicked, partaking in the traditional whoopie pie (dessert, not some sort of assault), and...