Check out the following article. It talks about how some professionals in Health IT earn $105,923.00 a year and that 80 percent of employees in Health IT are satisfied with their jobs. How is that for some motivation 🙂
http://www.healthcareglobal.com/tech/1636/INFOGRAPHIC-Why-These-Health-IT-Jobs-are-the-Top-Earners
Nuance is holding an exclusive networking/recruiting event : Wearables, IOT & the Cloud…Come Hear What’s Next at their Seattle office on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. Members of the local Enterprise and Mobility leadership teams will walk you through the exciting things Nuance is working on to address current trends in both the Enterprise and Mobility spaces– and the critical role that Seattle is playing in the company’s strategy.
Nuance is making a strategic investment & actively growing its Seattle Team! They are recruiting technical talent for variety of exciting career opportunities in both their Enterprise and Mobility divisions.
If you are interested in learning more about career opportunities at Nuance, please reach out directly to: Jennifer Garvale: [email protected]
If you would like to RSVP for this event, please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nuance-hiring-event-seattle-tickets-12805873713
It is National Health IT Week! I bet you did not know that this is the 9th National Healthy IT Week observed by our very own government. Check out the following link for more information:
http://www.healthitweek.org/
This is an interesting article about a program called: Heroes into Health Care: Veterans Entering the Nursing Workforce” by the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Like or Health IT certificate programs it too trains veterans to make them employable in the healthcare industry.
http://www.recorder.com/news/fivecollegeareanews/13515713-95/umass-amherst-gets-1m-to-help-veterans-enter-nursing-workforce
Students, have your interview suits dry cleaned and ready for this upcoming healthcare event/job fair put on by WorkSource Auburn. The WorkSource Auburn Healthcare Employer Panel & Recruiting Event will be held on September 24th, 2014. For more details, click on the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/worksource-auburn-healthcare-employer-panel-recruiting-event-tickets-12936185479
I was thinking about procrastination today (as I was putting off a small task), and then I went on to read a handful of articles on the subject and read about various tips of how to beat procrastination and etc. I was amused by how many sites offered in-depth, physiological or psychological reasons for why people procrastinate when really I find the reason to be so simple. The reason people put off doing something is because they find the task unpleasant and don’t want to do it. What is the best solution to get back on track and conquer that thing we just don’t want to do? The best tip I could find was from an article put out by TIME magazine:
The tip says this:
Five minutes is nothing—it’s just three hundred seconds. It’s the length of a song or a TV commercial. Pick up a project you’ve been putting off and give it just 300 seconds of your time. Once the five minutes is up, stop and reassess. After awhile, the momentum of beginning the task will carry you forward.
Boom.
http://time.com/3210420/5-fool-proof-ways-to-end-procrastination-today/
Try the 5 minute start and see if it works. More to come on this topic later this month.