Finding Your People

Finding Your People

One of the best parts of being a Biologic Coordinator isn't something you'll find in a payer policy or a training manual.   It's finding your people.    Let's be honest, our jobs can be challenging. We spend our days navigating denials, chasing approvals,...

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FRM vs Rep: One Sells the Dream, One Fixes the Mess

FRM vs Rep: One Sells the Dream, One Fixes the Mess

In dermatology offices everywhere, there’s an unspoken alliance nobody talks about enough.   The Pharma Rep walks in looking like a motivational speaker with samples, lunch, and a brand-new biologic that’s supposedly going to “change patient outcomes forever.”...

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Blackened Salmon or Chicken with Turmeric Rice Pilaf

Blackened Salmon or Chicken with Turmeric Rice Pilaf

Blackened meats whether it was chicken, pork, or fish were a huge part of growing up in my household. Turmeric, ginger, and black pepper together actually make each other work better in the body. Salmon brings the omega-3s that make this especially powerful for...

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Cajun Dirty Rice with Ground Turkey

Cajun Dirty Rice with Ground Turkey

The dish my mom made that started all of this. No chicken liver, all the soul. Built on the holy trinity, fresh garlic, and a spice layer that does serious work for gut health and anyone managing Crohn's or acne. Serves 4 | Prep: 15 min | Cook: 30 min | Dairy...

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Beef and Pork Meatballs in Creole Tomato Coconut Milk Sauce Over Egg Noodles

Beef and Pork Meatballs in Creole Tomato Coconut Milk Sauce Over Egg Noodles

This dish was inspired by my grandmother who made Creole meatballs in a rich browning sauce and cream based sauce that had that deep Caribbean Creole influence. I took what she made, played with it, and built something that keeps all of that soul without the dairy....

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Red Beans & Rice

Red Beans & Rice

This was the dish made most in our house growing up. My mom and grandmother always had fun with this one and it was never the same twice. Sometimes it had sausage, sometimes smoked turkey necks or ham hocks, sometimes just a little bacon grease, and sometimes nothing...

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Hello Summer: Longer Days, Sunshine & Fun with Kids

Hello Summer: Longer Days, Sunshine & Fun with Kids

By Crystal howard, LPNOne of the sweetest things about summer is the extra time we get with our kids. The busy school mornings slow down, bedtime gets pushed back just a little later, and suddenly there’s room for popsicle runs, backyard games, beach days, and...

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Turn Up the Flavor, Turn Down the Inflammation: Recipes with a Creole Flare

Turn Up the Flavor, Turn Down the Inflammation: Recipes with a Creole Flare

Four weeknight recipes built around ingredients that support gut health, calm inflammatory skin conditions, and still taste like something your family will actually eat.As biologic coordinators, we spend much of our day talking with patients about what their...

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Biologic Use in Pediatric Patients

Biologic Use in Pediatric Patients

Pediatric biologic therapy demands strategic coordination. Learn how Biologic Coordinators are leading operational excellence, improving access, and shaping outcomes.

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What I Wish I Knew as a Biologic Coordinator

What I Wish I Knew as a Biologic Coordinator

A real look at the day-to-day challenges biologic coordinators face—from prior authorizations to insurance delays—and why the role matters for patient care.

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