Healthcare IT Today

Duke University: Master of Management in Clinical Informatics Program

Posted on31. Mar, 2010 by Gwen Darling.

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To meet the demand for informaticists and IT-conversant health professionals, The Fuqua School of Business, in partnership with the new Duke Center for Health Informatics, has recently announced the Master of Management in Clinical Informatics (MMCi). Enrollment for this new program begins August 2010; the first class will graduate in May 2011. The one-year Management [...]

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Top 6 Priorities To Accelerate Your Job Search

Posted on30. Mar, 2010 by Joe Lavelle.

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Whether or not you have a plan to secure your next position and get on with your career, you should read this and incorporate my Top 6 Priorities to accelerate your job search so you can get back on track quicker. If you don’t have a plan, I will provide you with a valuable checklist will serve as the foundation the plan you will need to develop.

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The Healthcare IT Jobs “Dating Game”

Posted on26. Mar, 2010 by Shirley Corsey.

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Welcome to my EMR Road Warrior (RW) Journal, read about experiences I have endured over these past six years as a successful traveling Certified Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Consultant. At the end of each Dating Game show, the host would ask the bachelorette, “Will it be bachelor number one, bachelor two, or bachelor three?” I know, I [...]

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Dragging Out Search Assignments: How Slow Can You Go?

Posted on25. Mar, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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Occasionally we engage in a tough search assignment with eyes wide open. Usually it’s not the purple squirrel syndrome but more often than not – a series of client/candidate delays that can usually be avoided. I, for one, do not like or want to have my firm engaged on the same assignment for 7 months (210 days). [...]

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Why It’s Okay to Ask for Help with Your Healthcare IT Job Search

Posted on24. Mar, 2010 by Gwen Darling.

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From the time my youngest daughter Kelly was old enough to speak, she was one tough cookie. I vividly remember the first incident in her early childhood that let me know she was going to be extremely independent. She was two and a half, and was fearlessly swinging her tiny little self all over the [...]

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What You Need to Know to Get Great Performance Evaluations!

Posted on23. Mar, 2010 by Joe Lavelle.

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Many companies don’t adequately train managers, employees and HR staff how to effectively participate in the evaluation process and that is a bad thing, or it is an opportunity, depending on how you want to look at it. I strongly believe it is an opportunity and I spend considerable time with my coaching clients helping them master their company’s yearly evaluation processes so that they can obtain the maximum benefits from the process.