It happens. You accept and begin a nursing job that wasn’t exactly as expected. Maybe you’re not a huge fan of the facility, their systems, the pay or the people you work with or under. A number of reasons can affect your happiness at a job. Even several small aspects can add up and are enough to make you unhappy.
What to Do If You’re Unhappy in Your Nursing Job
Sep 2, 2020 12:17:00 PM / by Amanda Verdin posted in Nursing, Career Advice, Per Diem, Stress, Leaving Job
Warning Signs It’s Time for a New Nursing Job
Mar 13, 2020 9:54:00 AM / by Amanda Verdin posted in Nursing, Career Advice, New Job, Job Search
There are few careers as meaningful or important to society than being a nurse. It is a rewarding, gratifying job that allows you to make a difference in patient’s lives.
New Year’s Resolutions for Nurses
Jan 2, 2020 9:34:00 AM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Nursing, Career Advice, New Year's Resolutions, Goals
While it may be hard to believe 2020 has come to an end, it’s time to start putting together our list of New Year's resolutions. The new year is the perfect time to not only reflect on all your personal and professional accomplishments but to set new intentions for the future. As nurses, these goals or resolutions may include professional development, volunteering, networking, etc. As the backbone of the healthcare industry, it's critical for nurses to take time and reflect on how they can improve treatment for their patients and the overall quality of care provided by their facilities.
Common Questions Asked at an Occupational Therapy Job Interview
Dec 5, 2019 2:27:35 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Career Advice, Occupational Therapy
It may seem odd that an occupational therapist needs help in finding and securing employment. After all, occupational therapy is currently one of the allied health careers experiencing tremendous growth. However, the diversity of the field may create difficulty in communicating your skillset, training and passion in the best manner possible.
How to Succeed as a New Physical Therapist
Nov 27, 2019 2:21:00 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Physical Therapist, Career Advice, Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is a challenging profession. Lifting patients, managing an outpatient caseload, documenting functional progress, and meeting insurance regulations are just a few of the tasks expected from a physical therapist.
Three Great Reasons to Pursue a Career as an Acute Care Registered Nurse
Nov 25, 2019 2:11:14 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Career Advice, Acute Care
Acute care registered nurses provide short-term treatment for severe or life-threatening injuries, illnesses and routine health problems. The ultimate goal of acute care is the restoration of health and stability for a patient. Acute care nurses work in hospitals, urgent care clinics and ambulatory surgical clinics. This career offers ample opportunities for education and career development, autonomy and workdays that continuously present new challenges.
How to Advance Your Career as a Physical Therapist
Oct 3, 2019 3:35:23 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Physical Therapist, Career Advice, PT, Physical Therapy
Are you a physical therapist who wants to advance in your career? Considering management or even branching out into a specialized field? You may be ready to accelerate, but the road ahead may not be clear.
The Skills You Need to Become a Successful Occupational Therapist
Sep 18, 2019 1:55:31 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Career Advice, New Job, OT
As an occupational therapist, you are likely aware that communication, organization, problem-solving ability and compassion for others are essential for success as a therapist. However, there are additional skills that can make you an even better occupational therapist. If you are considering pursuing a career in occupational therapy, read on.
How to be Successful at Your First Nursing Job
Sep 18, 2019 1:22:12 PM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Nursing, Career Advice, First Job
The first day at a new nursing job can be overwhelming. Anxiety, insecurity, inadequacy and feelings of instability are common among new nurses trying to make the leap from theory to real life. It can be a challenge to take all of your new knowledge and apply it to your new role as a nurse.
How to Become a Pediatric Nurse
Sep 11, 2019 10:16:38 AM / by General Healthcare Resources posted in Career Advice, Peds, Pediatric Nurse
Pediatric nurses work exclusively with children and their families to ensure a child’s healthy well-being until reaching adulthood. Individuals in this career field have expertise not only in general health, but also have a strong understanding of how a child’s body grows and develops and the countless conditions that can affect that process.