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Posts Tagged ‘Determining Job Fit’

Should You Apply to Positions You Are Under-Qualified For?

under qualified for job application

You’ve found a job posting, but you’re not so sure you meet the requirements to apply. On one hand you don’t want to miss this opportunity, but on the other you don’t want to waste your time. So the question stands, should you apply? Well, it depends.

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What to Expect at a Site Visit

doctor shaking hands with a prospective candidate

You’ve been invited on a site visit to a medical facility you’re thinking about joining. While you’ll likely be given a tour and rundown of the organization’s values, culture, and expectations, you should also be conducting your own research on the facility prior to this visit. To help prepare you for all you need to know, we’ve compiled a list of what to expect from a typical site visit.

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8 Signs You Should Avoid That Potential Employer

8 signs you should avoid an employer

While financial incentives are a big motivator for jobs, it can be a nightmare working for a bad boss. Therefore, it is important to recognize red flags in the interview process and beyond when vetting a new employer. Here are 8 tips that you might want to pass over on that prospective job offer.

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Alternative Health Care Careers for Those Who Need a Break from Patient Care

alternative healthcare careers

For those who need a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday patient care, there are many alternative career options open to healthcare workers. From insurance specialists to authors, there are many viable options available to those with a medical background.

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How to “Reference Check” a Potential Employer

Personnel, employment and recruitment concept. Assembling jigsaw

33% of new hires admit to quitting their jobs within the first 90 days. When you sit down to be interviewed, you must consider that you’re also interviewing the company for yourself to see if they’re a good fit for your expectations. Here are three best practice tips on how to “reference check” your employer before signing any contracts.

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5 Mistakes I Made Accepting an Attending Contract

5 Mistakes I Made Accepting My First Physician Contract

The final year of any residency is a time of accelerated independence, moonlighting, and an intense search for that first job as an attending. This decision is critical as one embarks on a life-long career in medicine, and it will […]

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Job Options for Physicians Are Endless, but Frequent Changes Aren’t Wise

Physician Opportunities are Endless, but Frequent Job Change is Unwise

The frequent changing of rotations and departments delivers a fresh experience that has immense appeal for residents. Shifting one’s mindset to the routine of life as an attending physician requires adjustment, but is critical for career growth and longevity. Today’s […]

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Physician Turnover Costs & Causes, Healthcare Recruitment Challenges Continue

Emergency medicine physician Dr. Travis Ulmer blogged about some of the reasons why new physicians often don’t stick with their first jobs.  The main points to this blog post have to do with new physicians being relatively inexperienced with contract review, benefit […]

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What Makes an Ideal Healthcare Candidate?

How to present yourself as a perfect job candidate

You may have found the perfect job and plan to submit a resume. Now you hope that you are the perfect candidate for the position. The qualities that make someone a good candidate for a job vary depending on the […]

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Evaluating a Practice

Evaluate Physician Jobs for Geographic Fit, Cultural Fit, and Compensation Fit

Do you have your homework done and curriculum vitae (CV) polished? Be ready to talk to potential employers and recruiters before you begin to make inquiries. Initial Discussions.  When you begin communication with a recruiter or representative of a practice, […]

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