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Image Source via Pexels   No one is fond of revisiting what they went through during the pandemic. It was a traumatic, unsettling time for most of us, but especially for healthcare professionals. The world deemed them heroes, and rightfully so.  Working through a world health crisis took not just a physical toll, but an emotional and psychological one that drove hundreds of thousands of healthcare professionals to leave...
Image by Matheus Ferrero via Unsplash   Effective healthcare is about more than running the correct diagnostics and prescribing the right treatment. Patients need to feel valued and understood to get the best patient care.  Unfortunately, many healthcare professionals never have the opportunity to encounter new cultures before they enter healthcare professionally. This can mean that doctors, nurses, and therapists are...
Careers in the healthcare industry often require a significant level of knowledge. This is because staff members’ actions don’t just affect the facilities and businesses they work for. There’s a good chance that their activities will impact the well-being and quality of life of patients. It is, therefore, important that employees receive solid ongoing training in a range of areas. One of the most important aspects of...
Nursing is a highly rewarding and sought-after profession. Becoming a nurse requires an education from an accredited school or college, offering courses which are specifically tailored to the field. There are many institutes around the world that offer top-notch nursing education programs and nursing scholarships . This article will provide information on some of the best institutes for nursing education and how they prepare students to...
Image Source: Jeshoots @Unsplash   The term “burnout” is (unfortunately) becoming more prominent and popular in a variety of industries across the world. While it isn’t necessarily a new phenomenon, we saw a huge rise during the pandemic – especially in the healthcare industry.  A Washington Post survey performed during the pandemic found that 55% of healthcare workers experienced symptoms of...
Whether you are a recent graduate of a technical or nursing program seeking a residency, or simply looking to make a move that improves your career and quality of life, you may be considering relocating. The process of searching for a career in healthcare can be exciting. However, recent national and worldwide economic struggles such as rising inflation, fears of recession, and increasing housing costs may have you worried about your...
Image Source: Shutterstock   Diagnosing any disease can be difficult, but when the disease or illness a person is suffering from is on the list of rare diseases , it can be even harder to accurately identify what is going on. Due to the rarity, it can be common for medical professionals to have never come across some of the ailments discussed below. Still, through some research and keen observation, even less experienced medical...
Image by Photoman61 via pixabay   The healthcare industry is fast-paced and demanding and often leaves little time for relaxation or leisure activities. As a healthcare professional, it’s essential to maintain a healthy work-life balance in order to avoid burnout , perform at your best, and keep yourself mentally and physically healthy. However, this can be easier said than done. But with some careful planning and...
Image Source: piotr_marcinski   Almost all the moms working in healthcare suffer from time management issues, unable to get enough sleep, constantly feel on edge and anxious, and life isn't falling apart for them.  There are many resources, and things moms can work on internally, to help get through these tougher times and even in a relaxed state of mind.  Have you ever thought why you are so stressed...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts medical assistant employment will grow by around 18 percent by 2030 . Approximately 104,000 openings will become available each year, according to statistics, offering those who move into the healthcare industry an incredible opportunity to gain secure employment.   Why Medical Assistant Jobs Are Increasing?   Medical assistant jobs are increasing for several reasons....
Becoming a doctor or surgeon requires many years of training. However, patient care jobs are usually far less demanding in terms of their educational requirements. As such, they can be a great way to get into the healthcare sector without spending many years in training. Demand for patient care assistants is exploding. The medical sector will add at least 132,600 positions , according to forecasts by the Bureau of Labor Statistics,...
Image Source: Mikhaylovskiy  via Shutterstock     The medical sector is going to expand considerably over the next decade in the U.S., according to most forecasts. By the year 2030, research papers believe that spending on healthcare will hit $16 trillion , or 32 percent of GDP. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that employment in healthcare will balloon by more than 16 percent, with medical institutions...