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Giving Back: Volunteer Opportunities for Nurses This Holiday Season
The holiday season is a time of giving, reflection, and community, making it a perfect opportunity for nurses to volunteer their time and skills.
Read MoreStaffing for Overnight and On-Call Diagnostics: Meeting 24/7 Needs in Rural Hospitals
Around-the-clock care is essential in every hospital, but maintaining 24/7 diagnostic coverage is particularly difficult in rural environments. When imaging or lab services are unavailable overnight or on weekends, critical delays in diagnosis and treatment can occur. Addressing Gaps in After-Hours Diagnostic Staffing For rural hospitals with limited staffing capacity, the challenge lies in balancing…
Read MoreThe Power of Practicing Gratitude: A Healthcare Professional’s Guide
By integrating gratitude into daily routines, nurses and other healthcare professionals can enhance resilience, reduce stress, and foster stronger connections with their patients and colleagues.
Read MoreHiring ABA Therapists for Autism Support: Key Considerations for Recruiters
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a critical service for individuals with autism spectrum disorder. As demand for these services grows across school systems, home care, and behavioral health programs, so does the need for qualified ABA therapists. Recruiting for these roles requires careful evaluation of each candidate’s credentials, experience, and soft skills. Identifying Qualified ABA…
Read More5 Reasons to Choose a Career in Home Health
SHC offers job seekers a dedicated Home Health & Hospice division that connects providers with hundreds of available positions for nurses, therapists, and more.
Read MoreFilling the Imaging Gap: How Rural Hospitals Can Overcome Radiology and Lab Staffing Shortages
In rural communities, hospitals provide essential access to healthcare. Diagnostic imaging and laboratory services play a critical role in treatment planning, but many rural facilities struggle to recruit and retain credentialed professionals in these specialties. Gaps in radiology and lab staffing can delay diagnoses, reduce care quality, and increase the burden on already limited staff.…
Read MoreCreating Stronger School-Based Mental Health Teams: Why Nurses Must Be at the Table
School districts across the country are strengthening their school-based mental health (SBMH) services in response to growing student needs. However, in the formation of mental health teams, one crucial stakeholder is often excluded from planning and implementation: the school nurse. Including Nurses in Mental Health Planning Improves Student Outcomes As licensed healthcare providers within the…
Read More6 In-Demand Allied Health Careers
Allied health is an important part of healthcare systems throughout the United States. It refers to the teams or groups of healthcare professionals who support medical providers with the diagnostic and treatment services patients need to manage their health conditions. Around 60% of the healthcare professionals in the United States fall into the category of…
Read MoreUnderstanding Veteran Healthcare Challenges: An Overview for Providers
Veterans often face complex health conditions resulting from the service environment. What they experience during deployment, and the support they receive afterward and while transitioning to civilian life, can make a significant difference in their health and wellness. Understanding the key issues that veteran patients are likely to encounter ensures that healthcare professionals are prepared…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Mentorship for Speech-Language Pathologists
By integrating academic knowledge into clinical practice under the guidance of an experienced CCC-SLP, a clinical fellowship gains the skills needed for independent practice.
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