Top 4 Areas to Look into with a Prospective Employer

The job search process is one that few enjoy. It often consists of numerous applications, long waiting periods, and the unfortunate possibility of denial. New nurses are affected by this the most, as they have little experience and are in search of any facility that’ll give them a chance. Most new nurses make the mistake…

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5 Tips for Getting Into a Competitive Sonography Program

Sonography is a vast and rewarding healthcare career choice. After you’ve become an ultrasound technician, a major step is getting into a sonography program. Programs can be very competitive with hundreds of applicants for only a few dozen slots to fill. Although some sonography programs can seem impossible to get into, there are a few…

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3 Ways to Practice Your American Sign Language (ASL)

As a healthcare professional, you should never stop seeking ways to expand your capabilities. Through the acquisition of certifications and licenses, nurses can increase their value as employees. Some nurses choose to go back to school to earn a higher degree, while others travel abroad to learn a new language. Among the many languages you…

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The 2017-2018 School Traveler’s Road Map

School is back in session! And to celebrate, Ardor Health has put together a comprehensive list of tips and tricks to help you to get back in the swing of things! Whether you’re a Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech-Language-Pathologist, or Registered Nurse, the School Traveler’s Road Map is packed full of great tips and benefits…

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How to Properly List Your Nursing Credentials

In the nursing field, there is a myriad of letters and initials used to show the credentials of each nurse. Nurses might be used to seeing those letters in any order, but healthcare providers, consumers, and patients may not understand what each pair of letters mean. The American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) has created a…

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4 Ways to Improve Your Career Skills Over Fall

Becoming a registered nurse is not the end, it’s just the beginning. The next step is getting out and applying your skills to the workforce. Many nurses who graduate in the spring or summer choose to take some time for themselves in the fall before they dive into their healthcare careers. This time is not…

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Virtual Reality: A New Tool for Occupational Therapists?

Video games have been slowly implementing virtual reality (VR) to create a more intimate experience with gamers. The scope of virtual reality, however, isn’t limited to entertainment. Researchers and doctors are looking to VR for medical uses in psychiatry and occupational therapy. According to studies, virtual reality can help treat phobias or post-traumatic stress disorder.…

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3 Temporary Housing Options For Travel Nurses

Housing is one factor that every travel nurse must take into consideration. Travel nursing assignments can last from eight to thirteen weeks, and nurses have the option of prolonging a particular stay if they find it enjoyable. With that said, having a comfortable place to rest is essential. Here are three popular temporary housing options…

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3 Tips on Getting Ahead in Your Job Search

The summer months can be the most stressful for a rising registered nurse. Not too long ago you may have been a student attending clinicals, now you’ve graduated and passed the NCLEX. Many people would say that the hard part is behind you, but they haven’t considered the job search process. Before you start sending…

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