Spectrum Blog

Spectrum's Coastal and Southern Anesthesiology divisions offer a unique opportunity to take care of patients in a variety of clinical settings - all in an environment where people value, support, and elevate you.

Advanced digital pathology solution will streamline results for patients and drive workflow efficiencies for pathologists.

With a shared dedication to innovation, Spectrum and NorDx redefine the pathologist and lab partnership.

In a male-dominated specialty, Whitney Beeler, MD, and Sujana Gottumukkala, MD, discuss their passion for radiation oncology: how they chose it, why they feel it's a great fit for women physicians, and how much representation and role models still matter in medicine.

Spectrum's partnership between its Northern Radiology division and Northern Light Health has resulted in image identification consistency rates over 90 percent (compared to 30-40 percent) — thanks in part to some careful workflow coding by radiologist Yeang Chng, MD, PhD.

Spectrum anesthesiologist Aurora Quaye, MD, and co-researchers at the New Hampshire Colonoscopy Registry find a notable increase in detection of hard-to-find pre-cancerous colon polyps when propofol deep sedation is used.

Spectrum's Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) was named Best Orthopedics and Spine ASC by U.S. News and World Report and is the only ASC in Maine to receive this recognition.

National Doctors’ Day is celebrated on March 30 — but Spectrum Healthcare Partners makes it a priority to support and celebrate both new and veteran physicians all year long, through several programs aimed at strengthening resiliency and well-being.

Spectrum’s core tenets include caring for the broader communities we serve. Along with making contributions to various organizations who focus on education, health and wellbeing, and community development, we also offer free care to many patients each year.

In Maine, we experience all four seasons. During autumn the leaves change, preparing for winter. It’s a beautiful sight that attracts thousands to our state each year, but what these visitors don’t see is the fall cleanup that begins once all the leaves have fallen.