Web Scribble’s Post

We asked our employees what they like about their jobs and here are a few of the responses we received: 🌟 Making a Positive Impact: Every day, they have the privilege of brightening someone's day with their care and compassion. 📚 Exercising Medical Knowledge: Their roles allow them to put their medical expertise into action, constantly growing and refining their skills. 💪 Confidence Building: With real patient exposure and treatment, they are empowered to grow in confidence as healthcare professionals. 👩⚕️ Networking Opportunities: Interacting with various medical professionals in the field, from doctors to nurses, enriches their experience and expands their network. 💖 Making a Real Difference: Using their Basic Life Support education and experience, they are on the front lines, actively changing lives for the better. The joy of knowing they've truly helped someone is unmatched. 🤝 Comforting Presence: They provide not just medical care, but also a comforting energy during moments of stress, making a tangible difference in people's lives. 🔬 Continuous Learning: Each day brings new experiences, challenges, and opportunities to expand their medical knowledge and character. 🌐 Building Connections: By interacting with patients and coworkers, they build a diverse network that fosters growth and learning. Together, we rise. Together, we celebrate success. Together, we embody the spirit of teamwork and company culture. #CollectivelyWeRise #Phoenixs #TeamSpirit #CelebrateSuccess #CompanyCulture

For those eyeing a career in the medical field but not necessarily following the pre-med route, here's some golden advice: Shadowing hours in the operating room can be a game-changer. Emma (Emma Grace Ficara) shares her firsthand experience and emphasizes the importance of being an astute observer—knowing the rules, respecting boundaries, and soaking in the environment without being a distraction. Her story resonates deeply, as she recounts how her clinical exposure became her ticket to a remarkable career opportunity. Despite her youth, her boss recognized her wealth of clinical experience, setting her apart from other candidates. Tune in to our latest episode for more inspiring and practical tips on navigating the intricate world of medical devices. 🌟 #GirlsOfGrit  #MedicalField #OperatingRoom #CareerAdvice #ShadowingExperience #PreMed #HealthcareCareer #CareerTips #ClinicalExperience #MedicalDevices #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerOpportunity #SuccessStories #InspiringJourney #YoungProfessionals #CareerGrowth #Networking #LearningCurve #FutureLeaders #IndustryInsights #PersonalGrowth

As a final-year resident physician, you’re about to embark on an exciting journey into practice. But with numerous job offers flooding your inbox, how do you choose the right one? I had the opportunity to complete a interview with the American Medical Association to review this information. It is a helpful article to help be a guide as you embark on a new journey! ACCESS THE ARTICLE HERE [https://lnkd.in/eKYp6Kie] 🔍 Survey Insights: A recent survey by AMN Healthcare Physician Solutions revealed that 56% of final-year medical residents received 100 or more job solicitations during their training. This high demand reflects employers’ confidence in younger hires, as they can grow within health systems or private practices. Interestingly, 61% of these residents received no formal instruction on employment issues, such as contracts, compensation arrangements, and interviewing techniques. The article touches on the top tips for choosing the right opportunity! Check it out and share your thoughts!

Gain priceless insights from seasoned medical professionals who've walked the path to excellence. From time-tested advice to pearls of wisdom, here are 10 success tips from experienced doctors for anyone on the journey to a successful medical career. Here's a sneak peek of what you'll find: - Real-world lessons from doctors with years of experience - Tips for excelling in medical school and beyond - Strategies for building strong patient relationships - Advice on work-life balance and well-being Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to tap into the wisdom of those who've blazed the trail before you. Check out the blog now: https://hubs.la/Q02gtgHw0 #MedicalSuccess #DoctorsAdvice #MedicalJourney

#premed? You know that clinical experiences are important for a successful medical school application -- but wondering how to access them during your #gapyear? Check out our blog linked below for resources. #premedproblems #medschooladmissions #medschoolapplication #DOadmissions #MDadmissions #MDapplicants #DOapplicants #medschoolapplicant #applypoint #applypoint

⚡𝐞-𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐁𝐋𝐄𝐌 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓: The Hospital info system needs organized content, comprehensive program details, virtual tours, and diverse perspectives for effective support to medical professionals and students. 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐁𝐋𝐄𝐌 𝐒𝐎𝐋𝐕𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐀𝐂𝐇: The hospital information search system faces challenges in providing comprehensive details on clinical training programs, including benefits and workplace atmosphere. Improvements are needed in organizing content, facilitating virtual tours, and ensuring diverse perspectives in interviews to better support medical students and professionals. Your thoughts and feedback matter! Share your experience, press the love button, and don't forget to follow us for updates. 🤝💙 Got ideas for a new project? Live:https://www.e-resident.jp/ Reach out to us at 📩 [email protected] or via WhatsApp at +08801750344665. We're here to turn your ideas into reality. 🚀🌈 Best Regards, Hamim khan #HospitalInfo #MedicalTraining #HealthcarePrograms #WorkplaceAtmosphere #QOL #HospitalTours #DoctorInterviews #MedicalEducation #ClinicalTraining #StudentSupport #ProgramBenefits #ContentOrganization #VirtualExperience #MedicalProfessionals #CareerPerspectives #UserFeedback #EducationalResources #HealthcareInsights #InformationSystem #MedicalGuidance

🚀 Navigating Uncharted Waters Beyond Medicine: Join Dr Jaideep Rayapudi, M.D. and Me, as We Explore New Horizons in Medical Careers! 🩺💫 🌟 Highlights : - The growing sense of uncertainty regarding future among healthcare professionals. - Exploring non-traditional career paths within and outside the medical field. - The power and importance of transferable skills and personal rebranding. - Guiding the next generation of medical professionals towards diverse opportunities. - The evolving role of educators in response to the shifting career landscape. 📺 In this video, we bring our diverse experiences to discuss the necessity of adaptability and innovation in the medical profession and education. Enjoy Part 1 of this video and 🔜 stay tuned for Part 2 where we delve further into the topic. (LINK IN COMMENTS 👇) I'm eager to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments. Your feedback motivates us to keep exploring and discussing these vital issues. 💪 🚀 Let's together shape an innovative and adaptable future in medical careers! #MedicalCareerInnovation #FutureOfMedicine #AdaptableCareers #EducationalTransformation

Considering a career in healthcare? Join us for a webinar on 5/29 exploring possible career pathways in healthcare, presented by Dr. Rose M. Nieves, Dean of the College of Nursing at Colorado Technical University. You don't want to miss this!

Our #StateOfMed workforce report gives insight into the training and career paths of doctors practising in the UK. Our findings show that: 📊 more doctors are taking training breaks, working part-time or as locums, doing research or choosing to work in specialty or associate specialist (SAS) or locally employed (LE) roles 📊 rising numbers of doctors are choosing not to follow traditional postgraduate training paths. Embracing flexibility in career and training pathways, and supporting solutions that will keep doctors in UK practice are vital for future patient care. Read our report: https://lnkd.in/dSBJ7c8z

How to secure an in-patient USCE for #MATCH2025, without paying thousands of $. - Reach out to colleagues who’ve conducted in-patient experiences and ask that they connect you with their contact - Hone in on IMG friendly states, here’s a list of the top 10: https://lnkd.in/gvkgbb7z - Compile a list of “externship”, “observership”, “visiting student rotation”, “clinical elective rotation” in those hospitals - Apply via their online portal if readily available, but ALSO - Contact the graduate medical education coordinator or person in charge and ask about what you can do to land a rotation TIPS: 1️⃣ Utilize your network 2️⃣ Landing a rotation in an IMG friendly program is optimal, given that you could build rapport with the PD 3️⃣ Be professional, responsive and kind when speaking to anyone involved in helping you land a rotation 4️⃣ Plan ahead! Many programs only allow IMGs to observe/extern during specific months 5️⃣ If you’re put on a waitlist, find out from the coordinator how you can move ahead on the waitlist 6️⃣ Offer a winning CV and cover letter to stand out This method is extensive + requires time. However, often times, you do not need a recruiting agency or to pay thousands of dollars to land a rotation. You mostly need to plan ahead and be PROACTIVE.