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If you were offered a job in another city—or your current employer asked you to relocate—would you make the move? Some would say yes in a heartbeat, while others might struggle with the uncertainty that accompanies such a big change.
Read more at Forbes.
Medical schools have been preparing for the changes health care reform is bringing. Many have framed their education around iPads and other tablets and are encouraging more of their students to focus on primary care as physician shortages are expected
Read more at MedCity News.
The VA Medical Center in Syracuse, N.Y., has completed a $90 million, six-story wing that includes an outpatient surgery center.
Read more at Becker’s ASC Review.
When it comes to job interviews, advice typically aims to help you avoid mistakes or navigate a potential employer’s questions. Recruiters and hiring managers are not the only people in a position to ask questions, though. You have to represent yourself
Read more at Proven.
Forbes and online job search engine Indeed.com have teamed up to compile a list of the 10 cities with the highest number of available STEM positions, which are occupations that require an education in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics disciplines.
Read more at Forbes.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday urged medical device makers and medical facilities to upgrade security protections to protect against potential cyber threats that could compromise the devices or patient privacy.
Read more at MedCity News.
All hospital system leaders are looking for new tools to help them cope with the rapid transformation of the American healthcare delivery system brought on by the Affordable Care Act and the transition of the payment system from fee for service to global, value-based programs.
Read more at FierceHealthIT.
You’ve been asking your friends, coworkers, and family to pass your name along at work. You’ve tried reaching out to new job connections via cold calls and social media. You’ve met with a few people for informational interviews. But nothing is working.
Read more at MBA Highway.
I was recently asked a good question: “What is the difference between job seeking in the US and the UK?” In reality, it’s hard to find any differences between how you need to market yourself. In fact, here are 10 ways job search stays the same, no matter where you are looking:
Read more at Careerealism.
More than a dozen new mental health professionals have recently started their work in new positions throughout the Veterans Affairs Illiana Health Care System as part of a nationwide goal to improve veterans’ access to mental health care.
Read more at MedCity News.
The latest installment of the swooping MGMA Physician Compensation and Production Survey: 2013 Report Based on 2012 Data dubs quality and patient satisfaction as measures expected to have a considerable impact on compensation structures in the coming years.
Read more at HealthcareFinance News.
Despite a critical shortage of primary care in the United States less than 25 percent of newly minted doctors go into this field and only a tiny fraction, 4.8 percent, set up shop in rural areas, according to a study by researchers at the George
Read more at News Medical.
Successful salespeople target specific clients by developing a prospects list of companies or individuals. As a job seeker, you will be far more successful if you think and act more like a salesperson. YOU are the product…and, you are also the product being sold.
Read more at Personal Branding Blog.
Talking about resumes is something that I have held off on in my writing on this blog. I want to help not only employees but also entrepreneurs with work and professional development.
Read more at The Dream Job Program.
Most people fear that colorful resumes will risk rejection. The fact is, more people lose opportunities to other candidates because they cave into that fear. Because of their unease, many people flail when it comes to building persuasive resumes.
Read more at Personal Branding Blog.