By: Jace Brady Hello all! I am writing from Atlanta, Georgia, where I am spending my summer with the Emory Clinic. Within the clinic, I am working for the division of cardiology, which sees nearly 500,000 patients a year across 23 clinic locations. Emory is currently undergoing immense growth and structural changes, making this an exciting time to be part of this community. In my short time here, I have managed to get my hands into many aspects of clinic management. I have taken part in budget meetings and rubbed shoulders with many of the decision makers across the organization. I have also had the opportunity to learn about access challenges that face such a large organization and how Emory is working to become a world leader in access. Cardiology is currently implementing guaranteed next day availability for new patients. My major project while I’m here includes creating a staffing model for all the cardiology clinics and creating a standardized work flow for clinic visits. ...
Each year, the Iowa Student Association of Healthcare Leaders (ISAHL) holds a Halloween party for their members. This year was no different! Many of our members joined us to celebrate and everyone was dressed up. ISAHL judged a costume contest with two categories: most creative and best overall. This year, most creative went to two first year MHA students, Kristin Siegler and Anna Grinter, who were dressed as Cambuses. Best overall was awarded to Bryan Blum, a second year MHA student, dressed as Maverick from Top Gun (although he is 6’4” and Tom Cruise is 5’7”). 
A couple other shout outs: a group of first years came decked-out in Mario gear; everyone from Mario to Donkey Kong was represented; there were three blind mice present; and even a few members from the chewing gum community. Everyone had a great time and I’m sure this is a tradition that will continue for many years!
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