Working in a hospital means working for a place open 365 days a year and 24 hours a day. Patients need care around the clock and need great healthcare professionals to meet their needs. If you are working in healthcare, you likely have the opportunity to work night shifts. While many think the day shift… Read more »
Healthcare is a growing field. Between 2020-2030, employment in healthcare will likely grow by 16%. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the government group that tracks employment trends in the United States, this is much faster than the average for most jobs. With its expected high growth, now is a great time to… Read more »
Working in healthcare is stressful. Those who work in healthcare professions have increased risks of stress, burnout, and mental health challenges. All of these can impact a healthcare provider’s quality of life. They may even result in depression, anxiety disorders, trouble sleeping, and other adverse health consequences. When a healthcare provider struggles with burnout, it… Read more »