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Month: December 2021

How the Airline Crisis Can Help Lend Understanding to the Healthcare Crisisphoto of US Airways Flight 1549 after crashing into the Hudson River

How the Airline Crisis Can Help Lend Understanding to the Healthcare Crisis

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on December 28, 2021

(I recently posted a Twitter thread that seemed to resonate with people, so thought I’d turn it into a blog post here as well): What is happening in the airline industry is happening in healthcare, too, only, unfortunately (for reasons that go back hundreds of years and are complex), physicians don’t have unions. Imagine if…

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Dear Patient: An Open Letter on Why I’ve Been Working Part-time During the Pandemicwomen sitting in front of laptop next to full laundry basket

Dear Patient: An Open Letter on Why I’ve Been Working Part-time During the Pandemic

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on December 27, 2021

Dear Patient, I heard you were asking my staff about what I do all day when I’m not in the clinic and why I work part-time. This is an important question and one I’d like to answer. When I’m not in the clinic, I see my vaccinated teens off to school each weekday morning. Then,…

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