Healthcare IT Today

Interview Day: Business or Business Casual?

Posted on08. Sep, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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It’s certainly tempting to be casual on your big interview day and the question of what or what not to wear comes up often in my search practice. There is, however, only one answer to the question. Business dress is always appropriate and will never fall out of style. Even though many businesses in the [...]

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Interview Responses to Avoid at All Costs

Posted on07. Sep, 2010 by Erin Kennedy.

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An interview is your opportunity to sell yourself. Regardless of how much you may look the part, you need to answer the questions correctly to get the job. Interviewers ask key questions and look for certain types of answers. Honesty is always the best policy, but remember that it is okay not to offer information [...]

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Relocation – Re-run

Posted on06. Sep, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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I thought this blog might be of interest to our readership! Relocation in this tough real estate market has been a real challenge for candidates, prospective employers and EVERYONE in the search business. It can kill a search quickly and make finding Mr. or Ms. Right much more of a challenge.
This topic has been (and continues [...]

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CTG HealthCare Solutions Hosts Open House Events for Healthcare IT Job Seekers

Posted on02. Sep, 2010 by Gwen Darling.

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In an effort to bring a more personal approach to the interview process, CTG HealthCare Solutions is hosting two Open House events in September for prospective Healthcare IT candidates. If you’re not yet familiar with this esteemed company, CTG HealthCare Solutions (CTGHS) is a leading information technology consulting firm dedicated solely to helping healthcare institutions, [...]

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When Was Your Last Interview?

Posted on30. Aug, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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If you have been with the same company for years and started right after college there is a good chance that you are part of a large pool of candidates that need to develop better interviewing skills. It’s great that you have stayed with the same employer since graduating from college - your tenure will likely yield [...]

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Are You Job Oriented or Career Oriented?

Posted on27. Aug, 2010 by David Kushan.

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What’s the difference? For the sake of this posting, if someone is “Career Oriented,” they have an idea as to what type of position they want to be in down the road (timeframe can vary) and have an idea as to what they need to learn or accomplish in order to be qualified for that [...]