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Dear Career Coach: I am wondering if you have any thoughts or advice about finding a job after age 60. I have been in practice for about 18 years. I am finding it rather scary to quit my job because I am worried about whether I will really be able to get another job. What do you think?
Dear Mature Job Seeker: Employers are looking for two main ...
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Graduation day is just around the corner (but who is
counting?), so I've decided to reflect back on the ''lessons learned'' during my
clinical year of PA school. It has been a challenging and rewarding experience
for me. There have been ups and downs; both were very much needed. Live and
learn, as they say.
Avoid asking questions that ...
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If I
could give any future medical student advice about the ER, my three most
important words would be: Vicks Vapor Rub. When I first entered the ER, I was
prepared to be jaded, but I was not prepared for the smells: abscesses, STDs,
rotten teeth, body odor, mildewed t-shirts, alcoholics, chain smokers,
drug-addicts, and diarrhea diapers, to ...
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Wow! What a year this has been and with each opportunity and
experience I have been able to share, I have the ADVANCE community to thank for helping me to grow and be a better
professional. I have met so many wonderful people who continue to offer support
and challenge me with my every day struggles as an NP working in corrections.
Over the ...
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Dear Career Coach: I will
be graduating this May as a new nurse practitioner. I am concerned about the
advice not to skip dates because it may cause my application to be rejected by
HR computer systems. Before beginning my studies I had no direct health care
experience and so I am unsure about how to make a resume that doesn't have a
big gap ...
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Among the most important concepts to master prior to
performing neuromodulator injections is to fully understand muscle anatomy in
the region. Below are among the most commonly injected muscles on the head
and neck for cosmetic purposes:
Frontalis: This is the muscle responsible for the horizontal forehead
lines. When this muscle is ...
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Q: From the Administrative Advanced Practice role and the DNP's perspective, I would be interested to know how many of you fall into this category and what kind of feedback you have been receiving related to the DNP degree versus a PhD or EdD. From my fairly limited current informal survey, many are viewing the degree as belonging solely to the ...
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Q: Please describe the DNP role in your NP specialty.
A: I will step up on my DNP soapbox once again to say that completing
your DNP serves to open up a new way of thinking, a way to approach
your practice. It is not an avenue for developing a new position or
making more money.
The DNP provides you with the tools and resources to ...
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I just returned from a national conference and as I promised
you on my NP Career Coach Facebook page, I am going to report to you what
employers and recruiters are saying about the resumes they have been receiving
from our professions.
Employers
can't hire you if they can't contact you. Recruiters tell me that a
startling number of ...
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ADVANCE for NPs &
PAs staff is bracing for Hurricane Sandy near Philadelphia, Pa. today, and
we wish the best to all those along the East coast who are suffering from the
storm's damage.
Across the country, NPs and PAs are still heating up our
communities with the latest in healthcare. On our article ...
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