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Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
The Developing Doctor Launches New Online Course to Empower Early-Career Physicians
New Online Course Helps Early-Career Physicians Navigate the Critical Transition from Training to Thriving Iowa City, Iowa , May 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Developing Doctor, a leader in physician coaching and education, is proud to announce the launch of its latest online course, "Mastery and Wellness: How to Thrive As a Physician." This innovative program is designed to equip early-career doctors with essential nonclinical skills necessary for success in the demanding field of medicine. Created by Dr. Ben Reinking, a practicing pediatric cardiologist and certified coach, the course addresses the unique challenges faced by medical school graduates and residents as they transition into more autonomous roles. "Training teaches you to survive in medicine," says Dr. Reinking. "But thriving as a physician—personally and professionally—requires a completely different skill set." "Training teaches you to survive in medicine," says Dr. Reinking. "But thriving as a physician—personally and professionally—requires a completely different skill set." "Mastery and Wellness" is tailored for medical school graduates entering residency and residents preparing for the responsibilities of attending life. Participants will gain confidence in their professional identity, learn to set boundaries, build resilience, and avoid burnout. The course also offers clear frameworks for decision-making, leadership, and career planning. In addition to these valuable skills, the course provides personalized growth strategies using DISC, VIA Strengths, and Emotional Intelligence (EIQ) assessments. Participants will have lifetime access to course materials, ensuring continued development as their careers progress. Enrollment for "Mastery and Wellness" is now open at The Developing Doctor's website. Early registrants will benefit from a complimentary coaching session and access to a private peer community, enhancing their learning experience. The Developing Doctor, founded by Dr. Ben Reinking, is dedicated to helping physicians create fulfilling and sustainable careers. Through coaching, courses, and content, it empowers doctors with the skills and self-awareness often overlooked in traditional medical training. About The Developing Doctor Dr. Ben Reinking, the founder of The Developing Doctor, is on a mission to help physicians rediscover the joy and purpose that called them to medicine. As a practicing pediatric cardiologist and medical educator, he intimately understands the challenges that can lead to burnout and disillusionment among doctors at all career stages. Through The Developing Doctor's coaching programs, Dr. Reinking empowers medical students, trainees, and practicing physicians to thrive personally and professionally. He draws on his extensive clinical and leadership experience and his journey of overcoming burnout to guide clients in developing the self-awareness, resilience, and communication skills that are key to navigating the complexities of modern medicine. What sets The Developing Doctor apart is Dr. Reinking's holistic approach, which recognizes that finding fulfillment as a physician requires aligning one's work with one's values, strengths, and passions. By partnering with clients to gain this clarity of purpose, set meaningful goals, and take balanced action, he helps them create careers that energize rather than deplete them. At the heart of Dr. Reinking's work is a belief in the transformative power of coaching to help physicians not just survive but truly thrive in their roles as healers, leaders, and educators. Through The Developing Doctor, he is nurturing a movement of physicians empowered to find direction, balance, and joy in their life's work so they can bring their best selves to the practice of medicine. Press inquiries The Developing Doctor Ben Reinking drben@ Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Southern York County School District: Who is on the ballot for 2025 school board election?
Eight candidates are on the ballot for four seats on the Southern York County School Board this year. The seats are all four-year terms. Four are running under the banner of Citizens for Southern York County School Board, and four are seeking terms under the banner of SYC Conservatives for School Board. Sarah Duclos, cross-filed Bernadette Reinking, cross-filed Jalen M. Sanders, cross-filed Lou Vernet, cross-filed Jason Dekker, Republican Marylee Hall, Republican Samantha Hall, Republican Lisa Stahler, Republican A former middle and high school history teacher and mother of two Susquehannock students and one alumnus, Duclos is running for school board to champion "practical policies that support both students and teachers," she expressed in her Citizens for Southern York County School Board website candidate biography. "Ensuring that all career paths, including college, trades, and the workforce, are valued," Duclos said she believes in open communication, strong curriculum development, and retaining highly qualified teachers to provide the best possible education for students. Reinking is a retired nurse, mother of four, grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of one. Having previously served on a school board in York County, she said she appreciates education's role in shaping strong communities. "I understand the responsibilities of the role and the importance of staying focused on what's best for students, teachers, and families," Reinking wrote in her Citizens for Southern York County School Board candidate biography. She said she believes in open and transparent school board meetings where teachers, administrators, and community members have a voice. An advocate for librarians and teachers feeling supported without fear of retaliation, her goal is to foster "a positive, collaborative environment where every student receives a high-quality education in a school system that values its educators and staff." A graduate of Susquehannock High School, Sanders' experience at SHS reinforced his "belief in the power of education and the need for diverse perspectives," he wrote in a Citizens for Southern York County School Board candidate biography. He has earned degrees from University of Maryland, Baltimore County, University of Maryland Global Campus, and University at Buffalo School of Law. Sanders now serves as Director of Governmental Affairs for the Maryland Department of Transportation. He said he hopes to empower the next generation and works as a mentor for high school and college students. "I am running for school board because I believe that school should be a place where every child has access to a safe, supportive environment and a quality education." From volunteering with Girl Scouts and Southern York County sports teams, to serving as Vice President of the PTO, Vernet is a mother of two children who attend Shrewsbury Elementary and has been actively involved in the school district for years. "I'm running for school board to ensure every child receives a quality education in a supportive, transparent, and accountable school system. Families deserve to feel heard, and teachers should have the resources and respect they need to thrive," Vernet wrote in her candidacy biography on Citizens for Southern York County School Board website. She believes in open communication, strong leadership, and a positive learning environment for all. Dekker has lived in Pennsylvania since 2014 and currently resides in New Freedom with his wife and six children. He has served in key leadership positions at three publicly traded corporations. Having lived in seven states, he has observed how local governments function and brings varied perspectives with him. 'All parents, taxpayers, and business owners have a stake in our district, but not all have time to follow all the details of how the district is run," he wrote in a candidate bio on the SYC Conservatives for School Board website. Dekker said he is an advocate for taxpayers who do not have children but have "shouldered their share" of public education expenses. "They need representation as well.' Marylee Hall is hoping to serve Southern York County school board for another term. She resides in Glen Rock with her husband and two teenage children and serves at her church and as a volunteer for local events and youth sports teams. "I am seeking your trust and vote for another four years of dedicated service on the SYCSD school board," Hall wrote in a candidate bio on the SYC Conservatives for School Board website. "Not only have I enjoyed the experience of school directorship, but I am confident that in applying common sense and moral biblical principal values to every aspect of board service will help foster dedicated, moral, intelligent, productive, and responsible citizens as SYCSD students graduate and take their place in this world." Samantha Hall is also running with the hopes of serving another term. A Republican, mother, and wife, Hall has worked in the communications industry for over 20 years and currently serves as the Communications Manager at Storage Asset Management based in York. Hall felt inspired to run for her school board following the pandemic, as it significantly impacted businesses and schools. She served on the board for nearly four years and is a founding member of the SYCSD Warrior Coalition, a committee working to provide district initiatives for students, teachers, administrators, and families. She is focused on "constitutional-conservative values, the importance of parental authority and transparency in education, and fiscal accountability/return on investment to taxpayers," she wrote in a candidate bio on the SYC Conservatives for School Board website Raised in Southern York County, Stahler has been a dedicated community member and with a background rooted in conservative principles, she believes in fostering an educational environment where "parents have a voice, taxpayers' dollars are spent wisely, and students are equipped with the tools they need to succeed academically and personally," she wrote in a candidate bio on the SYC Conservatives for School Board website. Stahler said she believes her administrative experience with a local property management/real estate company, and her background in human resource development with roots in psychology & sociology, has allowed her to gain the experience necessary to make "thoughtful, practical decisions" that will benefit the district and families. This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: Southern York County School Board candidates for 2025
Yahoo
05-04-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Children's Home plants pinwheels for Child Abuse Prevention Month
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — One Peoria organization planted pinwheels on their lawn to raise awareness for child abuse. Children's Home Association of Illinois had an event with several people in attendance where remarks were made and pinwheels were planted for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Anni Reinking, vice president of prevention services for the Children's Home, shared what her department's goal is and why the home's services are important. 'Really our goal at the prevention services is to get into the homes before any sort of abuse or neglect may occur,' Reinking said. 'We really want to build those positive experiences with families.' Reinking spoke about home visits, a vital program that helps victims of child abuse trust themselves to be good parents. 'We're going in and we're making sure that the parents understand what it means to have really good pro-social engagement with their child,' she said. 'What does it mean to have early literacy? What kind of games can you play? Those types of things. Just really building parents' confidence so that they know and they feel confident that they can parent.' Children's Home offers services like Good Beginnings, a prenatal and postpartum home visit program including classes and doulas, igrow Coordinated Intake, another home visit program, Family Connects, which include postpartum mother and baby checks and Perinatal Connects which are monthly home visits during pregnancy all the way up to a year after birth. Explaining how they are more than just a place kids can call home, Children's Home educated guests on all of the different programs they offer to new mothers to make sure each family is happy and healthy. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
23-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Two market trends investors are looking out for
Listen and subscribe to Stocks In Translation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcast In this episode of Stocks in Translation, New York Stock Exchange Senior Market Strategist Michael Reinking joins Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre and Yahoo Finance Anchor Madison Mills to discuss market rotations in the U.S. and international markets. Reinking breaks down two trends investors are watching coming out of the United States, Europe, and China impacting markets. To hear more of Reinking's thoughts, watch the full interview here. Twice a week, Stocks In Translation cuts through the market mayhem, noisy numbers and hyperbole to give you the information you need to make the right trade for your portfolio. You can find more episodes here, or watch on your favorite streaming service. This article was written by Lauren Pokedoff Sign in to access your portfolio
