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Healthcare Career Resources Blog
The Potential of Smart Contracts in Healthcare
By Mitchel Schwindt, MD - July 15, 2021
Imagine a world where doctors are paid instantly after procedures and office visits, or where a patient could get preapproved for an MRI in minutes instead of days or weeks. Immediate access to medical records is vital in emergency situations, and it can happen through the use of smart contracts and the blockchain.
How to Write the Perfect Cover Letter
By Benjamin "Caleb" Williams RN, BA, CEN - July 13, 2021
Cover letters are an art form that can either make or break your job application. They display your personal interest in the opening and give management insight into your thought processes and what you're after. Though not as achievement-oriented as a resume, they offer valuable information to hiring managers that may land you your dream job.
Job descriptions: Updating for Success in Today’s Market
By Riia O'Donnell - July 6, 2021
A job description is a blueprint for every aspect of the hiring process. Keeping this description up-to-date is integral to finding and retaining top talent in your field, so employers must stay vigilant and always keep their postings fresh and relevant.
Healthcare Organizations Reward and Foster the Wellbeing of Employees for Dedication During Covid and Beyond
By Patricia Bratianu RN PhD RH-AHG - June 30, 2021
Employee wellbeing is the key to excellent patient care, financial stability, and progress within health care organizations. Read this article for tips and examples of how to positively impact your employee's wellbeing.
Interview Tips for New Healthcare Providers
By Faith A. Coleman, MD - June 23, 2021
In this article Dr. Faith Coleman provides some excellent tips about securing an interview, and the interview process, for doctors, nurses, and anyone who is coming out of training and seeking their first new job in healthcare.
A Different Script - Preparing for Legal Issues in Life and Medicine
By Mitchel Schwindt, MD - June 17, 2021
Dr. Mitchel Swindt offers his experience-based opinion on preparing for legal eventualities in your professional and personal life with the assistance of expert counsel.
Recruiting Gen Z in Healthcare
By Riia O'Donnell - June 15, 2021
To many recruiters, the ever-growing generation gap and differences in communication styles is proving difficult. So if you're looking to headhunt for top talent among the youth, it is important to know what Gen-Z values.
The 9 Don’ts of Interviewing
By Benjamin "Caleb" Williams RN, BA, CEN - June 10, 2021
There are many helpful guides on what you should be doing during a job interview, but it is equally important to understand what NOT to do in these situations. Here are 9 things you should avoid in any job interview.
Physician Assistant Career Advancement Through Higher Education and Certification
By Russell Singleton, PA - June 8, 2021
You're in a rut as a physician assistant, longing for more career fulfillment. The thought of going back to medical school and throwing away your years of experience in the trenches as a PA is daunting, however. What other options are available for those aspiring advanced practitioners to further their education?
How to Handle a Poor Performance Review
By Tammy McKinney, RN - June 1, 2021
Performance reviews can be anxiety-inducing, but what about in the catastrophic worst-case-scenario? After testing, you receive a horrible grade of your performance that leaves something to be desired. How do you best recover gracefully from such a blow?
