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*The internet is full of great healthcare communities and blogs. Here are a few of our favorites:* MedicalAssistant.net MedicalAssistant.net is dedicated to all medical assistants, old and new. Learn all about this exciting careers - from medical assistant schools, to training, to certification. MSSPNexus Blog MSSPNexus Blog is made up of news and information for those who work in healthcare administration, ... -
Money Matters: Recession-Proof Your Salary
Whether you believe a recession is looming or the we are in the midst full-blown financial crisis, we can agree that managing your money has never been more important. You may have just entered the working world or you could be 50-year veteran - either way, you want to make the most out of your paycheck. Learn how to cut costs ... -
How Much Should You Save? Meet Your Retirement Goals with These Tips
If you're 40 or younger, it's tough to predict how much money you might need when retirement is decades away. A few key calculations, however, can help you make sure your savings plan is on track. h4. Saving Depends on Life Stage Rebecca Pace, a Cincinnati-based financial planner and CPA, recommends putting aside at least 10 percent of your income when ... -
Go Beyond Your Degree to Get the Salary You Want
When people ask you what your college major was, they want to know about more than your interests. What they really mean is, "How much money do you make?" Indeed, when it comes to salary, your major can make a big difference. No matter what you majored in, the news is good for the class of 2007: The job market has ... -
Make Major-League Financial Plays with Minor Hits
Baseball fans love to see what a big hitter might unleash at bat. Babe Ruth, the Great Bambino, won an astounding seven World Series rings with the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. He had a career slugging percentage of .690. The home-run race in 1998 between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa caught the attention of every kid with grass-stained ... -
Five Ways to Cut Your Commuting Costs
Ever wonder how much money you can save by cutting your commuting costs? How about enough to pay for two trips to Ireland plus several major home improvements? As chief of marketing for the Maryland Transit Administration, Buddy Alves set out to see how much money he and his wife could save on their commute from the Baltimore suburbs to their ... -
Is Your Retirement Money at Risk?
Since May 10, 2005, when a bankruptcy judge let United Airlines default on its pension plan, employees at all types of companies have started to wonder whether their retirement money is safe. The good news: It probably is. h4. Retirement Plans Explained The United case applies to traditional defined-benefit pension plans, which guarantee workers a defined monthly income after they retire. ... -
Budget Your Bonus
Memo to Americans: As a group, for every $1,000 we bring in after taxes, we are saving $7, according to the Commerce Department. Why bring this up? Because if you're anticipating an annual bonus this year, you should probably skip the cruise. Considering salary increases are barely keeping pace with inflation, no wonder white-collar workers are coveting those bonuses to help ... -
How Women Overcome Professional Fears
There's an old saying that when two people get married, six people climb into bed together -- two sets of parents and two lovers. (You can tell how old that saying is; it's more likely to be 10 or 12 people these days.) At any rate, the point is this: What you learned about relationships probably came from your earliest memories ... -
How Women Can Battle the Stereotypes
A few short decades ago, many thought a woman couldn't be president, because she would become emotionally unstable once a month -- as if she'd hit the red button during a chocolate craving. There have been many misconceptions about women leaders over the years. Here's advice from an expert and women in the field about the state of some classic stereotypes ... -
Opportunities in Healthcare for Military Veterans
When it comes to treating patients and using technology, military healthcare workers have been there and done that -- sometimes with missiles flying overhead and supply lines under threat. No wonder medical service personnel have such bright and varied career prospects once they leave the military. h4. Valued Backgrounds In the healthcare job market, where demand continues to outpace supply, the ... -
Healthcare Career Fairs
Job fairs are a great way to break into your desired career, make connections, and explore various specialties you might not have considered before. At a job fair, you can pass out your resume, set up interviews, and get credible face-time with potential employers. You can also practice your interview skills and learn more about what employers are looking for. Most ...










