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5 Takeaways from Our Culturally Inclusive Care Panel
In March 2024, Health eCareers hosted its first multispecialty virtual career summit, with several engaging panel discussions, including the Culturally Inclusive Care Panel.
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Physician Assistant Career Paths: Clinical Practice vs. Clinical Research
Whether you’re already a practicing physician assistant (PA) or are still studying to become a PA, you’re likely aware that there is more than one exciting career pathway available to you.
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The Pros and Cons of Doctoral Degrees for PAs
Just over 2 percent of approximately 168,000 certified physician associates (physician assistants or PAs) hold a doctoral degree, according to the 2022 NCCPA Statistical Profile of Board-Certified PAs.
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Quick Guide to Physician Assistant Careers
Physician assistants (PAs) are nationally board-certified, licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every specialty and setting.
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Where Do Occupational Therapists Work?
More than 130,000 licensed occupational therapists (OTs) are currently employed across the United States.
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How to Build Trust as a Physician Assistant
Physician assistants (PAs) undergo rigorous education and hands-on training before entering the workforce and are a vital component of today’s healthcare system.
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Clinical vs. Academic Medicine: Weighing the Pros and Cons
A career as a physician presents many potential paths. You could choose to work in a private practice, a community hospital, or even a rural health clinic. Alternatively, you may choose a career in academic medicine.
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How to Be a Rising Star
As a physician early in your career, you likely have many professional goals, such as advancing healthcare through clinical care, conducting research, serving in your community, obtaining leadership roles, and furthering your education.
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Advancing Your Career as a Physician Assistant: Discover Roles and Growth Tips
Many people consider physician assistant (PA) career paths relatively straightforward. You apply to PA school, complete your training, then get a job in clinical practice.
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PAs as Practice Owners: The Potential for Increased Autonomy and Excellent Patient Care
As the number of certified physician assistants (PAs) in the United States reaches record highs and more states introduce legislation to streamline and reduce practice and supervision requirements, more PAs are seizing the opportunity to own their medical practices.
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How to Develop Your Leadership Skills in Healthcare
Strong leadership in nursing, physician management, and administration is crucial for any healthcare organization’s success.
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Are Locum Tenens Positions a Good Option for PAs?
Do you enjoy your work as a physician assistant (PA) but have a desire for something new?
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What to Look for in a Residency Program
Residency plays a crucial role in shaping your medical career, so you want it to be as enriching and comprehensive as possible.
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Job Outlook for Occupational Therapists
If you’re considering a career in occupational therapy or you’ve already started your training, it’s a great time to join the profession—for a few reasons
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5 Ways to Make Sure Your Patients Get the Best Care
People avoid seeking medical care for many reasons, including lack of adequate insurance, high out-of-pocket costs, and limited access to providers in their community.
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Life After Residency: What’s Next?
So you’ve completed your medical residency. Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment!
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Physician Shadowing: What to Expect and Why It’s Important
Shadowing a doctor can be useful for individuals at every stage of their healthcare career—from high schoolers and undergrads to residents and fellows.
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How to Manage Physician Burnout
According to a recent report, 49 percent of doctors reported feeling burned out. As a physician, you likely don’t need to be reminded about the prevalence of on-the-job stress.
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9 Leadership Tips for New Chief Residents
Welcome to the role of chief resident! Whether your program director selected you for the position or you were elected by faculty or colleagues, you’re now a leader, mentor, and administrator all in one.
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A Physician’s Relocation Guide
One of the perks of a career in medicine is the possibility of mobility. Every community, from rural towns to big cities, needs physicians’ services.
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Budgeting to Pay Off Medical School Debt
Becoming a physician is an impressive endeavor—and a costly one. According to recent data, the average medical school graduate has over $200,000 in student debt. And that doesn’t include premedical, undergraduate debt.
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Types of Ob-Gyn Jobs to Consider
With the physician shortage in effect, available positions in the OB GYN field remain strong for the foreseeable future.
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Are You Ready to Go into Private Practice?
There are advantages and disadvantages to working for an employer versus being your own boss, and it's important to consider these before starting a private practice.
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Prevent Burnout: 5 Wellness Tips for Physician Assistants
Most of us have felt stressed by our jobs at some point. When stress is severe and prolonged, it can lead to burnout.
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Top Challenges and Opportunities for Nurse Practitioners
Are you a nurse practitioner (NP) or considering joining one of the fastest-growing healthcare professions in the United States?