When it comes to the practice of medicine, education is paramount. Surely that’s something we’d all agree with; after all, none of us would ever seek medical care from someone who had never attended medical school, nor would we want to be operated on by a surgeon who lacked an up-to-date license. We want our doctors to be as well-informed as humanly possible, because our very lives depend on it-quite literally! Of course, then, it goes without saying that education is an ongoing process for medical professionals. It doesn’t end at graduation from medical school, or even at licensure. There are new advances in medicine and therapy being done all the time, new research that enhances our understanding of different diseases and even of the human body itself. Of course, we expect out doctors to be aware of these developments.
And we aren’t alone in that. Indeed, it is required that doctors continue educating themselves simply to keep up with their licensure and certification requirements. That’s tough, and time-consuming, which is the last thing our medical professionals need on top of their already-busy practices. Thankfully, there are those out there who try to make it just a little easier on them-and Sy Schlager is one of them.
Sy Schlager runs a company called Therapeutic Window, where he serves as the president, the chief medical officer, and the content developer. The work that Sy Schlager and his team do is singular, and highly important. Basically, they create educational materials geared toward doctors-specifically, toward helping established medical professionals keep up with licensure requirements. This is an important distinction to make: Sy Schlager and his team do not gear their services toward med school students. They are working strictly for already-established medical professionals, and are zealous to make the ongoing pursuit of education as easy as possible.
The work done by Therapeutic Window is twofold, basically. The first component is the actual development of content-something overseen by Sy Schlager himself. The other aspect of the company is distribution. Obviously, these materials only mean something if doctors and nurses can actually access them, which is why the Therapeutic Window team maintains vital relationships with biotech company, medical device salesmen, and even advertisers whose work is geared toward the medical field. This way, doctors and nurses get the educational tools they need to stay informed-and remain able to offer quality healthcare to as many patients as possible