Archive for September 2017
Cities With The Best Public Transportation
If you move into the city, you probably won’t bring a car. Unlike suburban and rural neighborhoods, cars are considered a hassle rather than a luxury in most major cities. Traffic is usually slow, drivers often have to pay extra for parking at their own home, and there is rarely a reason to drive anywhere…
Read MoreTop 5 Things to do in Los Angeles for Travel Therapists
As a traveling therapist, your career might bring you to the heart of Los Angeles, California. If you’re a film buff, you may wish to tour vintage Hollywood or cruise through Sunset Boulevard to create your own movie scene. While these are L.A. staples, the city offers a myriad of other sights, shows, and culture…
Read More3 Things to Know About Transferring Your Speech-Language Pathology License
When you take your speech-language pathology (SLP) skills across the country, you quickly learn that state qualifications may not be as clear as you expect. If you have acquired your new SLP position through a healthcare staffing company, the recruiter should be able to tell you everything you need to know about the transfer process…
Read MoreTop 4 Ways to Get Around in a Big City
As a travel nurse, your nursing assignments can take you from Los Angeles to New York City and everywhere in between. Although it is possible for you to drive to every destination, it may not be ideal. Travel nurses have the choice of taking advantage of whatever transportation services the city has to offer. Consider…
Read More3 Ways Nurses are Using Holistic Healing in Patient Care
Holistic medicine is a form of healing that uses an individual’s body, mind, spirit, and emotions to achieve optimal health. Originally based on the effects of fruits and herbal teas on a patient’s body, holistic healing has evolved and is now an essential part of the nursing field. Currently, 13 nursing schools in the nation…
Read More5 Skills Every Social Worker Should Have
Social workers are an essential facet in both school and hospital settings. They can also work for independent agencies operating cooperatively with state organizations. The individuals in this position must address a myriad of domestic issues from an unbiased perspective while remaining emotionally unattached. Social work is no simple profession but can be highly beneficial…
Read MoreThe Role of Paraprofessionals in Special Education
Paraprofessionals have administered support for special education students for over 50 years. Originally, support was primarily clerical and focused on one-on-one student assistance. As the number of paraprofessionals has increased, so too has the number of methods of instruction available in the classroom. It’s important to understand the role of paraprofessionals and what they do…
Read MoreUSF Professors Create App for Heart Failure Patients
Two University of South Florida (USF) professors released a smartphone application earlier this year for those suffering from heart failure. According to an article published by USF, an initial study garnered positive results with patients stating that they found the app useful. The app comes equipped with a Bioharness BT external sensor, and the name…
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