Rachel DiPillo (Sarah Reese, ‘Chicago Med’) The TV doctor departed in season 4 to continue her residency elsewhere. DiPillo retreated from the public eye after exiting Chicago Med and has yet to act in any other projects. Did Reese leave Chicago Med? It’s not the first time that Chicago Med […]
CBS’ BLUE BLOODS filming in Rego Park,Queens .. Where is the Blue Bloods home located? 8070 Harbor View TerraceThe house (exterior) where the Reagan clan have their Sunday Dinner is located at 8070 Harbor View Terrace in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn (opposite the Verrazano Bridge). The house is situated in a […]
O’ahu. Production for the series takes place all over Hawaii’s main island O’ahu, but is based at the Kalaeloa Studio in Kapolei, O’ahu where Marvel’s Inhumans previously filmed. Elsewhere on the islands, much of the action takes place in Honolulu’s suburbs and famous beaches including Waikiki and Maili. What island […]
Los Angeles. Filming for the series takes place primarily in Los Angeles; additional filming for the series takes place in Seattle. The station in Station 19 is based on Seattle’s Station 20, located in its Queen Anne neighborhood. Is Station 19 filmed in a real fire station? While there is […]
Northwestern Memorial Hospital was one of the first hospitals to dedicate private rooms to all patients and continues to do so to this day. Is Northwestern a private hospital? It is the flagship campus for Northwestern Medicine and the primary teaching hospital for the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern […]
To be more precise, NCIS is filmed in Valencia, California, specifically Valencia Studios, which also served as a filming base of operations for movies like Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Is NCIS filmed on location? The setting for the TV series is the Washington DC area, but NCIS is filmed in […]
The University of Chicago Medicine received the prestigious Magnet Recognition® Program designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center for excellence in nursing and patient care. Is U of A Magnet hospital? AUGUSTA, GA. (March 16, 2016) – University Hospital has been re-designated as a Magnet Hospital by the American Nurses […]
Bigger hospitals are not necessarily better. Research shows that they rarely result in lower costs or better patient outcomes. What is the difference between small and large hospital? Small hospitals: Fewer than 100 beds. Medium hospitals: 100 to 499 beds. Large hospitals: 500 or more beds. What makes the best […]
Best Pre-Med Colleges in Chicago With a rigorous curriculum, outstanding opportunities for undergraduate research and strong pre-health advising; the University of Chicago reports their medical school acceptance rate has hovered between 79-88% over the past several years, over twice the national average. Does University of Chicago have a good medical […]
Shared governance increases nurse engagement, improves patient outcomes and allows hospital administrators to optimize efficiency, increase nurse retention and promote quality care, a study in The Journal of Nursing Administration found. What is shared governance for nursing? Shared governance is a model of nursing practice designed to integrate core values […]
“Renewable” means you will be awarded the scholarship for every year of college if you meet the scholarship’s rules. If a scholarship’s description does not specify that it is renewable, don’t assume that it is. What means renewable scholarship? Unlike scholarships that offer winners a singular award, renewable scholarships offer […]
Most students applying regular decision aim to finish their ACT and SAT tests by December. However, some colleges will accept ACT and SAT scores after their application deadlines (into the January-March time frame), but always seek permission. What does it mean if my SAT scores are late? The College Board […]
So, should you meet with admissions committees before applying to medical school? I recommend it. But you shouldn’t email every medical school you applied to just to say hello. You should contact your top school choices with specific questions pertaining to your situation, and build relationships. Should you email medical […]
The rushed reports don’t really make that much of a difference (if any) as to when colleges receive your scores since normal score reports take about two weeks and rushed score reports take about 1.5 weeks. It’s a lot of money, and they’re essentially never worth it. Should I use […]
Many med schools start sending out interview invitations in September, shortly after the first secondary applications are received. Some schools have a quick turnaround, but others seem to drag on and on – especially when you’re constantly refreshing your email to see if they’ve contacted you. How long does it […]