By: Kathryn Eftink   As a perfusionist, you know the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle—both for yourself and your patients. Long shifts, demanding schedules, and high-pressure situations make it essential to fuel your body with nutritious,...

By: Kathryn Eftink   Memphis is a city rich in culture, creativity, and artistic expression. From its deep musical roots to its vibrant visual arts scene, there’s no shortage of ways to experience art in the Bluff City. Whether you're drawn to classic paintings,...

By: Kathryn Eftink   When considering a move for your career, the quality of life for your family is just as important as job opportunities. Memphis isn't just a great place for perfusionists to thrive professionally—it’s also an amazing city for families. ...

By: Kathryn Eftink   If you’re moving to Memphis to pursue your dreams of perfusion, you don’t need to worry about losing access to natural areas. In fact, Memphis holds one of the largest urban parks in the country!  Shelby Farms Park is a Memphis treasure. At...

By: Kathryn Eftink   Moving to a new city can be overwhelming, but one of the best ways to get a feel for the local scene is by visiting neighborhood bars. Whether you’re new to Memphis or just looking to expand your go-to spots, hitting up casual bars can...

By: Kathryn Eftink   As a perfusionist, you dedicate your time and energy to life-saving work, ensuring patients receive the critical care they need. But heroes need a break. Taking time to rest and recharge isn’t just a luxury—it’s essential for preventing...

By: Kathryn Eftink   Being a perfusionist means being ready at a moment’s notice. Whether you’re called in for an emergency or scheduled for a long procedure, your role is crucial in saving lives. But between the stress, long hours, and unpredictable schedule,...

By: Kathryn Eftink   Living in Memphis means never running out of exciting events to fill your weekends. This April is packed with festivals, offering something for every interest. With so much happening, there's no excuse not to step away from the demands of...

By: Kathryn Eftink   Being on-call means not always being able to finish what you need to finish. Cooking, grocery shopping, exercising, cleaning—these all can be put on the back burner. Especially after being called in to work an extensive, stressful surgery,...