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Category Archives: Physician Assistant
Category "Physician Assistant"
Why introverts make great nurses
Candidates, Health, Nurse Practitioner, Physician AssistantBy Tim Oliver July 12, 2018
Introverts can fit well into the nursing field. Jennifer Doering, associate professor at University of Milwaukee College of Nursing, has some tips: 1. Better listeners. Introverts let others speak and shine in a patient care situation. 2. More observant. Introverts are quieter, allowing them to be more observant and pick up on small clues. 3.…
Network tips for nurses who hate networking
Candidates, Interview, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, ResumeBy Tim Oliver July 11, 2018
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 70% of jobs are found through professional networking, therefore it is crucial that one builds a secure network of professionals. Career advancement and placement are just two benefits. Try to make yourself into a confident networker by following these tips: 1. Social media. Linkedin is a sure…
How to cope when everyone else is off
Candidates, Medical, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, UncategorizedBy Tim Oliver July 11, 2018
For many Americans, summer begins on July 4th. But for many nurses, it's a work day, away from family picnics and parties while most people have the day off. But nurses aren't "most people." Everyone's first year of nursing when working holidays can be tough, says Allana Covi, a registered nurse for six years working…
Do you need money to be 'wealthy' in America?
Candidates, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, UncategorizedBy Tim Oliver July 11, 2018
Just how much money do you have to be to be considered "wealthy" in America? Recent findings from Charles Schwab's 2018 Modern Wealth Index pinpoint the number at $2.4 million on average. Respondents said that $1.4 million is needed to be considered "financially comfortable." But the survey found that people have different ideas of what…
The Best Nursing Schools in Four States
Candidates, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, StudentsBy Tim Oliver June 13, 2018
Nurse.org has ranked the best nursing schools in many states. This month we look at four states — Massachusetts, Florida, Texas and Washington — to highlight their choices for best nursing schools of 2018. MASSACHUSETTS According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Massachusetts is the second-highest paying state for nurses, behind California. Nurses make an…
June Statistics: The AAPA Salary Report at a Glance
Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, StatisticsBy Tim Oliver June 12, 2018
The American Academy of PAs recently released a comprehensive report providing a detailed snaphot of PA compensation and benefits information in the U.S. Figures are for 2016. The profession has doubled in size every decade since 1980 with no end in sight.
How to Beat the Résumé Robots
Candidates, Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, ResumeBy Tim Oliver June 12, 2018
For the vast majority of healthcare employers, résumés are prescreened and selected by robots. Robots have been programmed to forward only the most qualified candidates to a decision maker. The résumé– reading robot is actually a program known as Applicant Tracking Software (ATS). How to get past it: 1. Target résumé to the specific position.…
How to Deal With a Doctor Who Is a Bully
Nurse Practitioner, Physician AssistantBy Tim Oliver June 12, 2018
The MeToo movement has focused a lot of attention to the serious problems women face with sexual harassment and assault. But, many men and women also face daily bullying at their places of employment. Here are some tips to help you deal with a doctor who is demonstrating bully behavior: 1. Take control and report…
Interview Tips When Dealing With Your Health Issues
Candidates, Health, Interview, Nurse Practitioner, Physician AssistantBy Tim Oliver June 12, 2018
Here are some points to ponder if you're not sure if and when you should tell your potential employer about a health issue during a job interview. 1. Will your health impact your ability to perform the job? If your diagnosis will prevent you from performing your nursing duties in a safe manner, or potentially…
Got the Job Offer? Now Think About Retirement
Candidates, Nurse Practitioner, Physician AssistantBy Tim Oliver May 16, 2018
The Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows average salary for physician assistants to be $97,280. Other salary reports show the average salary to be well over $100,000. According to the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), the average annual compensation for physician assistants is $84,326 in primary care, $97,207 for surgical specialties. A job package often…
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