Healthcare Career Resources Blog
Balancing Your Lifestyle in Healthcare: Eating Your Way to the Top
By Victor Peña-Araujo - November 6, 2014
There is no way around it; a clinical job requires one to be on-the-go from the moment one walks into work until he or she leaves the hospital. For centuries, and in most cultures, feeding oneself
Family Medicine - Evolution and Rewards
By Faith A. Coleman, MD - October 30, 2014
Surgery was my passion. I worked very hard to earn a position with a surgical residency at a top-100 hospital. Six months before I was to start my own odyssey (a la Grey’s Anatomy), I learned that
The Job Doctor Mailbag: Employment Gaps and Competitive Job Markets
By The Job Doctor - October 16, 2014
Pharmacist Job Search in Charlotte Not Working Out Jenny, Pharmacist from Charlotte, NC: I’ve been searching for a pharmacist job in and around Charlotte, NC for the past 6 months, and I’m not really
How to Fight Back Against Negative Reviews on Healthgrades
By Michael Jones - October 10, 2014
Love them or hate them, online physician review sites like Healthgrades.com, and all the reviews they contain, are not likely to go away anytime soon. These sites are promoted as a way for patients
What Direction should the Experienced Nurse in Mid-Career take?
By Sharon A. Takiguchi, RN, MS, APRN, DrPH - September 30, 2014
What direction to take? With a bachelor in nursing degree, you have worked as a staff nurse on a general medical-surgical unit for two to five years, and you find yourself wondering if you should make
Balancing Your Lifestyle in Healthcare: Sleeping on the Job
By Victor Peña-Araujo - September 23, 2014
You have studied hard, pulled countless all-nighters, trained for years, and you’ve finally landed your dream job. You are ready to work hard, to be dedicated, and to give it your all. You are a caring
Top 8 Ways to Find the Best Physician Jobs
By Michael Jones - September 17, 2014
Finding a good job as a physician isn’t usually a difficult task. However, accepting a physician job is normally a major commitment, with positive or negative repercussions that will last throughout the
Balancing Your Lifestyle in Healthcare: Surviving The Hospital Lifestyle
By Victor Peña-Araujo - September 8, 2014
Most clinical hospital workers will probably agree that their jobs aren’t just jobs, but lifestyles. Just like being a member of the military or a flight crew, health care is an overwhelming endeavor
The Job Doctor Mailbag - Major Metro Hospitalist Jobs for New Grads & More
By The Job Doctor - September 3, 2014
Hospitalist Job Search for New Grad in Major Metro Matt, a physician on Google + writes: The search for my first post residency hospitalist position has brought up a few questions/concerns that I was
Now you are graduated as a new nurse, what next…
By Sharon A. Takiguchi, RN, MS, APRN, DrPH - August 27, 2014
After enjoying 40 years of working full time as a nurse, I just want to pass on my thoughts to you as you walk out of the clutches of academia and into a job in a medical center. Your face beams with excitement,