Generally speaking, there is no “typical day” for a physical therapist, since career paths and daily routines vary so widely. After two or three years of general practice, a physical therapist may find a special area of interest and devote …
Young and diverse group volunteering in clothing donation. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock.
In today’s overcrowded job market, mere graduation doesn’t open many doors – what employers want is professional experience. While plenty of students consider their time at the university perfect …
As you start thinking about life after college, you may hear that internships are the most important stepping stones to your first job. And they are often the simplest and most traditional way to build up your resume so you …
Whether just graduating from a PA program or looking for a change, finding a place to work can be a daunting process. There are many factors to consider including salary, proximity to nearby amenities, work-life balance, cost-of-living, and general location. …
Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant, or CNA, is one of the most popular career paths for those interested in working in the medical field. And it’s no wonder why – CNAs enjoy a challenging and rewarding career caring for patients in …
If you have a biology degree—or you’re about to get one—you may feel like there are only a few jobs that you’re suited for, and almost all of them require further schooling. But as a biology major, you’re qualified for …
We have all been there. It is nine o’clock at night and you are sitting at your computer, sipping coffee and eating takeout that was hurriedly picked up on the way home from the clinic as you grabbed your kid …
A basic overview of what it takes to become a doctor
Should I become a doctor?
Think about what kind of future appeals to you. Do you like challenges? Are you interested in science and how the …
The holidays can bring a mixed bag of emotions for everybody, healthcare professionals alike. The season’s busyness often obscures the overlap of holiday festivities, obligations, and negative feelings.
Physicians are trained to suppress feelings and ignore fatigue. A professional demeanor …
