Tag: Mocingbird
Mocingbird announces partnership with CertifyOS
NORTH KINGSTOWN – My MOC Inc., which offers a cloud-based platform that manages continuing medical education requirements called Mocingbird, has partnered with CertifyOS, a...
Spine surgeon named CEO of My MOC Inc., creator of Mocingbird...
NORTH KINGSTOWN – A South County spine surgeon has announced that he plans to take on the role of CEO at a company that he...
MOCingbird creator wins Cox Business ‘Get Started Rhode Island’ competition
WARWICK – The Cox Business “Get Started Rhode Island” winner has been announced, with My MOC Inc. of North Kingstown winning a $50,000 prize...
Cloud-based platform seeks to ease paperwork burden on clinicians
PBN 2021 Innovative Companies Awards
IT Services: My MOC Inc.
As many health care workers are increasingly facing burnout due to the difficulties of working during...
Southern Medical Association to utilize MOCingbird platform
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – My MOC Inc., designers of MOCingbird, an online platform to help health care workers stay on top of continuing medical education,...
Flourish Collective wins 2021 R.I. Business Competition
PROVIDENCE – Melissa Bowley and her company Flourish Collective have won the 2021 Rhode Island Business Competition.
The company is a platform designed to put...
MOCINGBIRD partners with providers in R.I. and California
NORTH KINGSTOWN – MOCINGBIRD, a cloud-based platform designed to help medical professionals easily keep track of ongoing credential and education requirements, has partnered with...
Five Questions With: Brad Artery
Platform creator MOCINGBIRD opened its headquarters in North Kingstown recently, at the Mill at Lafayette. The cloud-based software-as-a-service platform allows doctors and administrators to...
MOCINGBIRD cuts ribbon on new facility in North Kingstown
NORTH KINGSTOWN – MOCINGBIRD, founded last year by doctors seeking to make it easier for physicians and other health care professionals to manage professional...
Clinician burnout is a fixable condition
In late 2019, the American Medical Association deemed clinician burnout an epidemic. That was before COVID-19. We certainly wouldn’t have chosen this pandemic to...
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