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  The Path to a Physical Therapy Career

  All of the entry-level physical therapy programs in the United States are at the doctorate level, the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Prerequisites for DPT programs include a bachelor’s degree with coursework in one of the following: human anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry, social scienc...

  Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | October 03, 2019

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  Where to Travel In Autumn

  Traveling during the transition from summer to winter can have its advantages. Whether you’re seeking out the best places for fall foliage viewing, a way to escape the crowds, or a chance to embrace your spookier side, there are plenty of great travel options....

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | October 01, 2019

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  Traveling to Rural Hospitals

  Rural hospitals tend to have trouble drawing healthcare professionals of all levels to their facilities. Traveling to the countryside can be fulfilling and frustrating — often at the same time. ...

  Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | September 26, 2019

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  Day or Night Shift? Pros and Cons of Both

  There are pro’s and con’s to both shifts, and every person may like one or the other for different reasons. Sometimes it takes trial and error to figure out what really works for you. ...

  Kearstyn Fox, RN | September 24, 2019

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  Advice on How to Prepare for Your Interview

  If it’s been awhile since your last interview, or you want to ensure you’re the top pick in that prime travel assignment, it never hurts, and can only help, to do a little preparation....

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | September 19, 2019

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  Does Experience Predict Success in Management?

  Does experience really matter that much? After all, I’ve worked with a technician who had been at the pharmacy eight years but still could not run one of the most common insurance cards encountered in the pharmacy....

  Alex Evans, PharmD | September 17, 2019

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  6 Reasons Nurses Choose to Travel

  Pursuing a career in travel nursing goes far beyond making more money and having a flexible work schedule. With travel nursing, you can experience a range of other benefits. Here are six potential benefits and core reasons why nurses choose to travel....

  Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | September 12, 2019

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  Dealing With Loneliness While Traveling

  Many of us look forward to finishing the workday to go home to unwind with family and friends — but what about if you’re aren’t heading home at the end of the day?...

  Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | September 10, 2019

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  Essential Qualities of a Successful Traveler: Part 3

  Throughout my experience traveling to fill temporary pharmacist positions, I have noticed that healthcare providers in these roles are often at a seemingly inherent disadvantage. Things are blamed on us, whether we are at fault or not....

  Bryan Mayfield | September 05, 2019

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  Getting Your Mail on the Road

  With a new address every 13 weeks, having your mail catch up to you can be a challenge. There are many methods to help you get mail in a timely and complete manner....

  Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | September 03, 2019

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