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Your resume includes all of your clinical experience as well as license and certification. To improve your resume writing skills, here are some Do’s and Don’ts to make your resume stand out among the other applicants:
SpineSearch wants all of our candidates to have the best chance of finding a job they love. As a candidate, working with a recruiter can really improve your chances of getting the right job. Look for a recruiter that specializes in your field; this ensures that you will only be getting calls about jobs that pertain to your line of work.
A good cover letter is every bit as important as your resume. This is your introduction to the prospective employer. This week we are focusing on how to write a great cover letter that will impress any employer.
It’s Not All “Dollars and Cents” When it Comes To Your Job Search. When searching for a new position most people tend to look for and accept the highest paying position possible. Big mistake No matter your level of experience, you should take a look beyond the dollar amount you are offered as salary. There are many other factors to think through besides the salary that a position pays.
6 Steps to your dream job. If you’re a new physician looking for employment it can be a daunting task. All of a sudden you are thrust into the job market and knowing where to invest your time can be tricky. You don’t want to be forced to take a job you don’t particularly like, or be stuck with no viable options.
Medical scribes have become indispensable in today's healthcare landscape, especially with the advent of EMR systems. Discover how their role is transforming physician practices, enhancing patient satisfaction, and boosting efficiency. Stay tuned for valuable insights on recruitment, training, and integration.
