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So good to see the candidate engagement feature being used in Workday at Ramsay Health Care UK! Look how good these event pages look 🔥🙌🏻 The Recruitment team really are advocates of technology 👏🏻 #Workday #Candidateengagement #recruitment

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Does your healthcare staffing agency consider the stresses you face each day - and work to lighten them? The top ones take a "we're in this together" approach that nurtures wellbeing on and off the job.

Curious to learn more about what it's like working at a state health department? Join us this Spring for career conversations about working in public health at the Texas Department of State Health Services. Virtual monthly panels will highlight public health professionals talking about their career journeys, skills they utilize on a daily basis, projects they are currently working on, what it's like working at DSHS, and more. To join the conversation, register for any and all of the panel discussions through the links on the attached schedule. #publichealth #publicservice #careerexploration #governmentjobs #experientiallearning

We know that making those first steps into an NHS career can be difficult. And we want to help you in your journey. Sign up to our email guides and get information and advice on ✅ The benefits of an NHS career ✅ Routes in to the career you're interested in ✅ Tips on work experience and applying for training or jobs ✅ And where an NHS career can take you in the future ▶ https://orlo.uk/m4GwX

Find Government Jobs in Travis County Are you considering entering a government-led role? If so, you’re on track to solidifying your career and receiving wonderful benefits that offer you security in both your work life and personal life. What’s so great about a government job? Well, for starters, working for the government means you have direct influence over the functioning of your community. Whether you work at a free health clinic, in transportation, or in an administrative role, as a government employee, you support your city, state, and country as a whole. What more could you ask for? Are you a current resident of Travis County? … Read More » Are you considering entering a government-led role? If so, you’re on track to solidifying your career and receiving wonderful benefits that offer you security in both your work life and personal life. What’s so great about a government job? Well, for starters, working for the government means you have direct influence over the functioning of your community. Whether you work at a free health clinic, in transportation, or in an administrative role, as a government employee, you support your city, state, and country as a whole. What more could you ask for? Are you a current resident of Travis County? … Read More »

Did you know that Wake County is home to over 40 major employers that employ more than 2,000? One of the region’s largest employers is Duke University Health System, with 40,000+ employees. The Wake County Economic Development website has a dedicated major employers page where job seekers can download the latest report of top companies. Check out this weeks featured jobs: https://lnkd.in/eAERDqtZ

Ten years ago, I interviewed for a hospital administrative fellowship in San Francisco.   Another candidate and I flew in on the same day. We met at the airport and were taken to the hotel. This was novel to me. I had never met my competitors for a job. It gave us time to size each other up.   The other guy was a smooth-talking JD/MBA student from Florida. He didn't understand California healthcare. Florida Man didn't even know what medical foundations were. Yet what he lacked in health industry knowledge, he made up in the gift of gab. In my mind, he was all show and no substance. The wheeling-and-dealing type who will say what he needs to get what he wants - or so I assumed.   But you know what they say when you assume.   During check-in, the hotel said his stay included a complimentary breakfast. For some reason, mine didn't. Truth was, it didn't matter because the company was going to feed us. It just seemed unfair.   The next morning, we met in the lobby. He redeemed his meal voucher and came out carrying a small box. We were in a hurry, so he hadn't touched the food when a driver picked us up for our interviews.   As the car stopped at a red light, he rolled down the window and yelled, "Yo, Brooklyn!" To my surprise, he indicated for a homeless man in a BKLYN cap to shuffle over, and he gave the man his food.   Well, didn't I feel ridiculous? There I was internally grumbling that I didn't get some overpriced hotel food I didn't need. And he just gave his portion away. I respected that. Whatever his skills and qualifications, I was wrong about my competitor. He was indeed a person of substance.   While each of us are the protagonists of our own stories, so too are our competitors in theirs. And many of them are good, decent people - not just faceless challenges to overcome, not just ruthless opponents to defeat. Don't assume. Don't dismiss. Don't envy. Just do better.   #growthmindset #lifestories #competition #healthmanagement #administrativefellow

The latest addition to our blog focuses on the transition from working in a non-clinical sector to a clinical one. We spoke to a facility manager with over 26 years of experience in the hospitality industry, who decided to change career paths and branch out into aged care. To read about how he adjusted to his new role, and how he used his experience and transferable skills to thrive in this role, click here: https://loom.ly/Az9USPM #AgedCareBlog #Sanctuaryblog

Last week in the Public Health Club we discussed challenges and barriers to advancing your career within public health! Tips are being given in the chat right now on how to gain leadership skills and get the most out of your career. There's even leadership opportunities posted that you can apply for! The Public Health Club is not only a place you can go and grab consulting opportunities but it's an intentionally built community designed to help public health professionals share their expertise and advance their career! Some things we do in the club include: - Weekly mentorship/q&a sessions [Come on live and ask questions about career, consulting, & everything else! Also, if you'd like to just come on and share your expertise, then come on!] -Career development workshops [Resume workshop on 3/29] -Public Health Dialogue/live events! -Weekly discussion posts -Live chat -Networking opportunities -Public Health Consulting/RFP Opportunities posted weekly! [Check it out, link in the comments!]