Onsite’s Dr. Brittany Reid As an African American female physician during a 2-year long pandemic, Black History Month is hitting me differently this year. I celebrate the accomplishments of the Black female physicians who came before me – Rebecca Lee Crumpler, Patricia Bath, Myra Adele Logan, Helen Octavia Dickens, Georgia Rooks Dwelle, Gertrude Hunter, and Dorothy Celeste Boulding Ferebee, but I also
The holiday season is in full swing! As everyone is preparing to celebrate, the executive team members at Onsite Neonatal Partners want to share some holiday sentiments and wish you all a healthy, happy holiday and a wonderful New Year. Jerry Hric, MD Founder and Chief Executive Officer “The true meaning of Christmas centers around
Summer is in full swing as we move into July. Across the country, COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted, and summer activities are making a big comeback. Barbeques, beach trips, hiking, and picnics, to name a few. This means people are starting to spend extra time soaking in the sunshine. Skincare is important for everyone, but
Juneteenth is celebrated and observed as Emancipation Day, a day of freedom. Juneteenth provides opportunities for reflecting on the past while affirming the human dignity of all persons. It is celebrated in cities across the country by people of all races, nationalities, and religions to support and honor black history and culture. History of Juneteenth
Over the decades, Memorial Day has evolved into a day for Americans to relax, recharge, and spend time with family and friends. We must remember, however, the reason we are able to enjoy our freedom on this special day. Onsite’s Dr. Daniel Bruzzini remembers and reflects on the importance of Memorial Day. Memorial Day honors
The heartbreaking events of recent weeks have been strong reminders of the inequality that still exists in our nation to this day. The senseless deaths of African Americans, including George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbrey, and many others, highlight a problem that has gone unacknowledged for too long. Racism in all its forms—structural, systemic, institutional,
Onsite Neonatal is now hiring skilled and compassionate neonatologists for incredible opportunities in the beautiful Southeast! Our neonatologists enjoy challenging and rewarding positions that provide true work-life balance so there is always time for your friends, family, and loved ones. We also provide all of our full-time team members with competitive salaries, flexible paid time
It takes a special kind of person to work in neonatology. Like any physician or provider, a neonatologist must possess incredible knowledge and skill to care for their patients. But when your patients are fragile and vulnerable newborns, you need even more than training and education – you need heart. Doctors with heart say things
The medical field is full of knowledgeable and dedicated professionals who have been trained to provide very specific services. Sometimes it can be difficult to understand each individual specialty and how all these physicians all work together to care for our communities. Let’s take a look a look at the role of a neonatologist and
Onsite is happy to celebrate with partner hospital Longview Regional Medical Center on the success of their 4th annual NICU Reunion. Families came to see the NICU staff and share with Onsite providers how their children were doing. Gabby and Patrick Jones were some of the parents in attendance, sharing with the Longview News Journal
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