May 18 2021
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linkPAs blog 5 things a 2nd year PA can do to prepare for job market

2nd Year PA Five Things to Know Before Graduating

By Physician Assistant, Physician Assistant / Nurse Practitioner
The Top 5 Things That a 2nd Year PA Needs to Know How to be a Viable Job Candidate Upon Graduating from Your PA Program Congratulations, as a 2nd year PA you are getting ready to graduate and go to work! In today’s competitive job market, more and more new...
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Mar 03 2021
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Physician burnout

Care for Caregivers: Preventing Physician Burnout

By Physicians, Resources for Healthcare Providers
Caring for the Caregiver Understanding the importance of the work environment to ward off burnout in our Physicians as we enter year two of the pandemic As the pandemic tolls on, our healthcare system continues to be taxed like never before. Everyone has grown weary of non-stop reports of Covid...
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Feb 18 2021
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Tax Time: PA’s and NP’s Maximize profitability

By Physician Assistant, Resources for Healthcare Providers
Tax Time: An opportunity to maximize your profitability As tax time draws near, it’s a good time to put a spotlight on your financial situation. Heading into tax season in the midst of a global pandemic sounds like a whole lotta fun, right? Perhaps you're without power or water as...
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Jan 13 2021
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jan 2021 blog PA or NP debt snowball

PA or NP | Can I afford this job?

By Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Resources for Healthcare Providers
The Cost of PA or NP Programs and the Burden of Student Loans How to consider a healthcare career move from a financial standpoint. Graduates of PA or NP programs are often saddled with student loan debt as they enter the workforce. While debt can seem daunting and imperative to...
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Dec 11 2020
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Blog linkpas December healthcare hiring branded

How to land the best Healthcare job, the first time!

By Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Physician Assistant / Nurse Practitioner, Resources for Healthcare Providers
Landing a great first job is everyone’s dream, but not everyone’s reality. We often see healthcare workers struggling in environments that aren’t well suited to them. They lose steam on a profession they have spent the last few years completely devoted to in training, simply because they didn’t realize how...
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Nov 12 2020
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Beyond Burnout: Moral Injury in Healthcare Workers

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
Is the term "Burnout" being overused? The healthcare industry has been talking about Physician "Burnout" for decades, but this concept is no longer resonating with those in the healthcare industry. Providers and their colleagues are moving away from the term as it implies that the individual is the source of,...
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Oct 15 2020
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Medical Recruitment: Are you hiring the best candidate for your healthcare organization?

By Resources for Healthcare Providers
Finding Qualified Healthcare Workers Should be Easy It seems that now, more than ever, the resources required to do a job well are increasingly less than adequate. With many advents in technology, you would think the opposite would be true. Surely, in the 21st century, tasks such as hiring new...
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Sep 15 2020
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Increasing demand for Psychiatric Mental Health NP’s and PA’s in the US

By Physician Assistant / Nurse Practitioner, Resources for Healthcare Providers
Shortage of Mental Health Professionals amplified by Covid-19 Demand for psychiatric NPs and PAs is estimated to grow exponentially in the next five years. All sources, including health authorities and insurance companies, indicate that there is a vast and growing shortage of Mental Health Professionals in America. Combined demand for psychiatric NPs...
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Aug 27 2020
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Nursing Career: Hours, Benefits, Salary, & Compensation

By Nurse Practitioner
The career path to becoming a nurse practitioner is filled with decisions and options. One of the first decisions is how to get the level of education you need for your nursing career. To become an NP, you must first obtain a bachelor's degree, then a master’s degree, but how...
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Jul 23 2020
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The Best Types of Nursing Forums and Groups for NPs

By Nurse Practitioner
Once you've graduated from your master's program and are a certified nurse practitioner, you may think you're ready to let go of the collaboration and networking that was so important while you were a nursing student. And, since life seems to be picking up speed and not slowing down after...
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