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Tech Startups Zero in On Healthcare
Y Combinator’s Demo Day saw the launch of giants such as Dropbox and Airbnb, and now a quarter of this year’s featured tech startups fall into the bio space, including healthcare.
Where the Healthcare Jobs Are
What states are your best bet for finding a job in healthcare? We break down the places with the most openings, as well as popular positions in each.
3 Settings to Consider Working in as a Medical Assistant
The number of Medical Assistants is expected to increase 29% percent through 2026, but there’s more to medical assisting than working in a doctor’s office.
Energy-Hog Hospitals: When They Start Thinking Green, They See Green
The health care sector is responsible for nearly 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions. That’s a good enough reason to go green, but it can also reduce costs.
The Best Hospitals, As Ranked by Specialty
If you work in a hospital setting, do you work at one of the best? The annual list of the Best Hospitals in the United States is out, and here are the winners.
Women (and Discrimination) in Healthcare
Despite women accounting for nearly 80% of all healthcare employees, they still face discrimination and barriers to advancement in the workplace, says a new report.
A Look at Healthcare Benefits for Hospital Employees
New findings show that hospitals are offering their employees fewer insurance options, and spending more per employee on healthcare benefits.
The State of Healthcare Across the United States
Vermont is the best state for Americans to receive healthcare and Louisiana is the worst, according to a new survey. Do you work in a state in the top five? Or, worse, the bottom five?
Is the Future of American Healthcare Digital?
U.S. healthcare is broken. For a lot of reasons. But the transformation of U.S. healthcare could revolve around that marvelous little computer in our pockets: the smartphone.
A Hospital’s Human Touch: Why Taking Care In Discharging A Patient Matters
Patients and caregivers want to feel prepared to look after themselves or loved ones when they leave the hospital, and they want to know that their needs will be attended to until they stabilize or recover, however long that takes.