The Healthy & Unhealthy Ways Physicians Cope with Burnout
Nearly half of physicians are now using positive coping mechanisms to deal with burnout, as opposed to turning to more unhealthy, self-destructive options.
5 Shoes Nurses Swear By
On average, nurses walk 4-5 miles during a 12-hour shift. If your feet are aching, it might be time to consider these five pairs that other nurses swear by.
Experiencing Burnout? Making These Changes Could Help.
Long hours, heavy caseloads, tedious documentation—PTs, OTs, and SLPs have all reported feeling those burdens. Here are steps you can take to beat burnout.
4 Essential Qualities NPs Need to Succeed
What traits make for a successful Nurse Practitioner? We spoke with hiring professionals to find out, and compiled this list of four qualities you need.
Therapy Jobs Rank High on List of “Best Jobs”
Eight therapy jobs made it onto this year’s list of 100 Best Jobs. See what they are and where they ranked here.
Gender Pay Gap Tops $36K for New Physicians
A new study has found that male physicians earn more than their female counterparts, even at the onset of their career.
When The Nurse Is Stretched Too Thin
Nurses can be pushed to the breaking point, driven to the precipice of burnout, compassion fatigue, and utter defeat. But there is another way.
Nearly Half of 2020’s “Best Jobs” Are in Healthcare
46 of the 100 “Best Jobs” for 2020 are in healthcare, meaning now is certainly a great time to work in the industry. See which jobs made the list here.
The Highest Paying U.S. Metro Areas for PTs, OTs, & SLPs
Want to make top pay as a PT, OT, or SLP? You might want to consider looking for a job in one of these high-paying metro areas.
The Highest Paying U.S. Metro Areas for Physicians
Want to earn more than the average annual physician salary of $208,000? You might want to look for a job in these metro locations offering top pay.