As an Allied Healthcare Professional looking for that next great opportunity, you may think that job boards are the best ways to find a great gig. While job boards certainly have their place, it can be challenging to know where to begin. It’s sometimes overwhelming to wade through all of the open positions. And you’ll… Read more »
Feeling underappreciated, left out or ignored at work can have tremendously negative effects on a worker’s well-being. But what does feeling “included” at work even mean? And how can managers foster an environment where all employees — regardless of age, race, gender, or personality type — feel valued? Making sure an employee fits in is an… Read more »
You have a big job interview around the corner. This is a position you’re really interested in, with an employer that’s been on your radar for quite some time now — so the pressure is on. Of course, you realize you won’t be your best self in the interview if you’re a bundle of nerves,… Read more »
You’ve updated your resume… double-checked your LinkedIn page…and lined up your references. Seems like you’re prepared to land that perfect job. But, once again, you’ve interviewed and been rejected. If you’re interviewing a lot without success, you may be sabotaging yourself by being a bad interviewer. If this is you, you’re not alone. It’s hard… Read more »
You’ve just seen a coworker get promoted and you wonder if there’s anything you can do to shine the light on you – and get the promotion you deserve. After all, you’ve always been a dependable nurse with a positive attitude who rarely misses a shift. In order to move up the ladder in your… Read more »
Regardless of the size of your organization or your position, it’s a reality in today’s workplace that your job will probably require you to wear many hats and to work smarter, not harder. You may find yourself responsible for multiple departments or teams in several different locations. That’s why it’s more critical than ever that… Read more »
Hiring a new RN is a very big deal, so employers want to be sure they’re making the right choice. Checking references is typically a huge part of this, because no one can speak to your work better than those who know you professionally. You’re currently in the process of filling out a nursing job… Read more »
Occupational therapists help people overcome physical and mental problems that are the result of disability, injury, aging or illness. Most successful OTs exhibit a number of shared professional traits including patience, enthusiasm, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, an interest in working with people, and being goal-oriented. However, “goal-oriented” can sometimes mean an OT becomes so… Read more »
You just got the call inviting you to interview for a nursing job you’re really interested in. If you’re like most people, you’re simultaneously nervous and excited, because you really want the job, but interviews make you at least a bit anxious. Advance preparation is the key to calming your nerves and making a fantastic… Read more »
You just started a new temp job, and you’re really excited about it. The company seems great, and the position is a perfect match for your skills and interests — so you’re hoping to make it a long-term arrangement. Many employers prefer to trial-run new hires temporarily before offering them a permanent position. This provides… Read more »