What I appreciate most is how open people are to different models of practice. There is flexibility here. I value the chance to teach and to learn alongside others. Within clinics and throughout the community I have had opportunities to share skills, from using our EMR system effectively to performing point-of-care ultrasound or trigger-point injections. That kind of peer learning fosters real growth and keeps practice dynamic.
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