Charleston Women in Medicine Articles

Visiting a dentist can be an intimidating experience, but the team at Kari Ryan Dentistry provides a calming office atmosphere. They happily take new clients on a tour where they offer tea, coffee, comfy furniture and soothing lighting to put everyone at ease. Comfort and expertise are key. After graduating from Michigan State, Dr. Ryan […]

Trustworthy. Safe. Responsible. Experienced. Caring. These are all words that will likely come to mind when selecting a nanny or caregiver for your family. Michelle Muldrow and her experienced team at Coastal Nanny and Staffing Agency are prepared to guide and educate families to find the right fit for each unique household. Muldrow is a […]

You might have heard of Dr. Nicole Dahlkemper and the Smile Team at Water’s Edge Dentistry. Maybe you know about their cosmetic dentistry, or you’ve seen them for your annual cleaning. But did you know they also can help treat your sleep apnea so you and your partner can enjoy the quality sleep you need […]

In today’s world of fast-paced, big-box and cyber-centric businesses, there are still places to turn to for familiarity and friendships that develop over time. There are business owners who know their customer’s first names and care about them on a personal level. This is the kind of service that should be demanded when it comes […]

Growing up in San Francisco in a medical family, Stacey Markovitz was drawn to the medical field but wasn’t sure where she would fit. Finally, she realized that she could combine her passion for beauty with medicine, and an idea was born. Now, using advanced medical technology, Markovitz is not only helping others take better […]

Sue Lindstrom, director of marketing and communications for Children and Women Services at MUSC Children’s Health, said that marketing was never actually a career that she saw herself doing. Her background happens to be in speech pathology. “I worked for many years as a speech pathologist in St. Louis and Atlanta,” she said. “But, I […]

When 5-year-old Amelia was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a rare form of cancer that rapidly develops from the immature cells of a retina, life became a series of waiting rooms, cold doctors’ offices and scary medical procedures — not the way an active kindergartner wants to spend her days. She longed to play with her friends, […]

As executive director of marketing for Palmetto Primary Care Physicians (PPCP), Vivian Walton sees her job as being two-fold. “We market to patients, as well as maintain good relationships with outside doctors,” she said. “I like the engaging aspect of having to work in both arenas.” Walton said that since PPCP is independent, they are […]