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The 411 on Job Fairs
How many of you relate to this? You’ve been job searching for weeks and months now, and you’re tired. Nobody really talks about it, but job hunting can leave you feeling burned out. Finding open jobs, researching the companies, filling out applications, and then going to interviews day in and day out can take a… Read more
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Being Empathetic on Social Media
About 80% of people in the United States use social media, and healthcare professionals are also included in that group. Recently, many people have been fired or suspended due to the content they post on social media. While social media can be a boon for healthcare, we need to practice empathy and professionalism when everything… Read more
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3 Ways to tell a Good Recruiter from a Bad Recruiter
Many companies use recruiters to find quality candidates suited for the open role. Unfortunately, some recruiters are bad recruiters. You might end up with a contract that completely screws you over, or you might end up at a job you were not prepared for. How can you tell if a recruiter is a good one… Read more
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How to Become a Registered Mammography Technologist
Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women, and mammograms are an important part of helping diagnose the disease and help increase the chances of survival. Mammography technologists are vital to taking digital pictures of the breast and detecting lumps or tumors. Is becoming a mammography technologist a goal of yours? Read more
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How to Use Social Media as a Healthcare Professional
Using social media as a professional can be tricky to navigate. On one hand, social media offers a platform to professionally network, promote services and products, and spread information. However, it can also backfire and create conflict. What benefits can social media provide for you, and how can you safely use it? Read more
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How Do Continuing Education Units (CEUs) Affect Your Nursing Career?
Continuing education helps you stay on top of new medical technology, trends, and guidelines. Attending CE courses also gives you the opportunity to brush up on the basics. While it may seem like a chore, continuing education can positively impact your career. Read more