Residency Choices Heavily Swayed by Salary
More than 90% of medical residents say that salary potential strongly swayed their choice of specialty in some way, according to a recent survey.
The Top 5 In-Demand Specialties for Physicians
Selecting a specialty is one of the most important career-related decisions a physician will have to make. These five are in high demand.
The States with the Most Healthcare Job Openings
Some states prove to be a safer bet in terms of finding a job in healthcare, due to the sheer number available. Here are the states with the most right now.
Seven Strategies to Prevent Nursing Fatigue
Almost all nurses have experienced nursing fatigue at some point in their careers; try these seven strategies to combat the effects of it.
NPs Bite Back at Physicians’ Call for Public Advocacy Campaign
Physicians and Nurse Practitioners have been battling it out online in the form of open letters this past week, with both calling on the AMA to step in.
Healthcare Employers Shine on Best for Women List
Women make up more than 60% of the healthcare workforce, so it makes sense that healthcare employers would make it on the list of Best Employers for Women.
How to Rehab Your Therapy Résumé
Whether or not you are actively searching for a new therapy job, keeping your résumé current is always smart. Here are some tips to get yours in top shape.
U.S. Medical Students Less Likely To Choose Primary Care Path
The primary care physician shortage has long been predicted, and as less and less American med students choose that path, it is sure to become a reality.
Transgender Patients Still Need Quality Care after Pride Month
June has rolled over to July—the rainbow-tinted marches have halted and the pride flags have been folded up and tucked away. But transgender patients still need care, quality care, which, in many cases, they are not receiving.
Here Comes the 4th—and the Fireworks Injuries
The Fourth of July is upon us (happy birthday, America!) and, with it, no shortage fireworks—and the injuries that come with them.