Pain is a common symptom for many medical conditions. According to Medical Director and Pain Management Specialist, Dr. Nathan Nuefield, “patients often find out they have cancer because of pain.” The pain they experience is what forces them to seek medical help. Pain in Cancer Patients Unfortunately, cancer and pain go hand in hand. The […]
According to an analysis by the National Health Interview Survey, quite a large number of Americans today experience some level of pain, ranging from minor to more chronic conditions. It was found that as many as 25.3 million American adults have experienced symptoms of physical pain every single day in the last 3 months. An estimated […]
Individuals that have gone to school as medical assistants will likely apply for entry-level jobs as a CMA (certified medical assistant). Working as a CMA is rewarding and it helps to know that you’re working in a field that you were trained for. However after a few years into their careers, a medical assistant’s duties […]
In some industries showing off academic achievements on the resume sets top applicants apart from the other; the healthcare industry works a little differently. Reputable healthcare institutions will always look for candidates with sufficient experience, meaning applicants have to develop a resume that shows a balance of academic achievements and relevant experience. Are you a […]
Healthcare is one of the few industries that are projected to grow in the coming years. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the demand for healthcare jobs in the country are expected to grow by 18% in 2016-2026; the increase is equivalent to 2.3 million jobs. Other than the career opportunities that the […]
We will be at this year’s AANA annual meeting in Boston, MA. Please come visit us at Booth #206 on September 22-25! We currently have 100 CRNA positions nationwide. We look forward to seeing you!
Searching for a job in the healthcare industry? Finding the right job requires a great deal of commitment and patience. Thus, it’s critical to consider a few factors before you kick start the job search process. Here are the most important questions to ask yourself before finding your next healthcare job:
Anesthesiology is a highly specialized medical field. Anesthesiologists administer anesthesia to patients and monitor their vital functions during surgical procedures. Anesthesiologists may work in various work settings, including operating rooms, labor and delivery units, intensive care units and more. As per recent estimates, the average salary for anesthesiologists stood at $358,638, as of November 30, 2016.
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) are advanced practice nurses specializing in the administration of anesthesia.
Although pain management is an extremely rewarding healthcare specialty, finding the right job can be challenging and time-consuming. If you’re a fresh grad, it might take much longer than expected.