You bring years of experience to the table, but perhaps it’s been a while since you’ve searched for a new job. As a skilled nursing professional, your experience is your greatest asset in any interview. Healthcare recruiters and nursing staffing agencies are looking for proven, skilled professionals. So have confidence in your workplace experience as … Read More »
Archives for August 2014
Current Healthcare Job Environment for the Nursing Workforce
As a whole, the health care industry has been — and, more importantly for today’s nursing employment seekers, continues to be — one of the more impressively solid fields in our economy in terms of job creation. Since the initiation of Obamacare in March 2010, health care employers added more than 1 million jobs to … Read More »
Masterpiece Resume
Writing an outstanding and a masterpiece resume doesn’t necessarily mean following the rules such as keeping it within one page or following a specific format. Every resume is a unique marketing tool and should be tailored based on your background and the position you are applying for. In this article, we are going to offer … Read More »
Healthcare Industry Soon to See Technology Changes
The global healthcare system is experiencing immense changes: the traditional image of the doctor practicing “the art of medicine” is transferring to a new “science of evidence-based medicine” delivered by a digitally connected ecosystem, and to a great extent powered by large corporations. Global healthcare cost $7.4tn in 2012, taking 10.1% of global GDP — … Read More »
How to Get a Job with a Startup
Launching your own startup can be thrilling, but not everyone of us are ready for the risk. Working for a fast-growing startup can give you the same entrepreneurial environment you need to thrive as well as providing a paycheck. Startups are moving very fast and doing things in less formal ways compared to large firms, … Read More »
Is A Change Coming for Healthcare Training?
The way American doctors are trained needs to be overhauled, an expert panel recommended on July 29th, saying the current $15 billion system is failing to produce the medical workforce the nation needs. “We recognize we are recommending substantial change,” says health economist and former Medicare Administrator Gail Wilensky, co-chairwoman of the nonpartisan Institute of … Read More »
Tips on Starting Your Career in a New City
Moving to a new city to start a career is no easy task for most job seekers. However, most employers prefer to consider local candidates first during hiring. Thus, in order to make your case more compelling to hiring decision makers and launch your new city career smoothly, you may want to take some of … Read More »
