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Fastest-Growing Medical Occupations; Bomb Threat Spurs OHSU to Evacuate Clinic · Becker’s Healthcare - Clinical Leadership Podcast

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  This Isman With's Clinical Leadership Podcast.
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  Here's your industry news brief for Monday, August 7th. First,
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  the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the US will gain eight point million
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  jobs by 2031.
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  Nurse practitioners will see the greatest percent employment change by 45%.
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  The next medical related job is medical and health services managers at 15
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  PAs are at 17, and physical therapist assistants are at 20th.
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  Second,
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  N C H Northeast Ed shut down for almost six hours after a man allegedly
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  injured a nurse and destroyed hospital property.
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  Police were called to the ER around 10:00 AM on Saturday, the man is in custody.
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  And phases two felony charges.
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  ER employees say they treated the man prior to custody.
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  Third,
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  a bomb threat on Thursday caused Richmond Family Health Center in Portland to
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  evacuate.
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  The center includes a primary care clinic and a family medicine walk-in clinic.
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  It remained closed for in-person visits on Friday.
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  The health center is one of the few Oregon Health and Science universities
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  facilities that offers gender affirming care.
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  The bomb threat followed post online from far right anti-trans groups.
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  They claim a cancer.
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  Patient was allegedly dismissed by OHSU for negative remarks she
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  made at the clinic about the LGBTQ community.
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  An email says the patient engaged in verbal conflict with staff and detailed her
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  experience in online posts.
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  The woman says OHSU sent her a letter notifying her that she was dropped as a
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  patient due to ongoing disrespectful and hurtful remarks about the LGBTQ
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  community and staff.
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  An oh U spokesperson says they cannot legally confirm whether someone is
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  a patient. However,
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  the system mentions its policies to protect staff from discriminatory, profane,
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  derogatory, or threatening language, imagery or behavior.
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  OSU has added more security out the clinic and is offering other wellness
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  resources to staff. Thanks for listening.
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