Archive for 'Transitions'
Guide to Successfully Working as a Consultant in the Healthcare IT Industry – Part One
Posted on13. Apr, 2012 by David Kushan.
If you missed my Intro blog post to this series, here’s the link. First let me say that there is a difference between consulting and staff augmentation (contracting). For the sake of this guide, I am not going to spend time differentiating between the two. For this guide, I am going to define consulting around [...]
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A Reflection on Wastefulness
Posted on12. Apr, 2012 by Cassie Thiessen.
In three little weeks, I will once again be a resident of Chicago, IL and I am thrilled about it! As many of my readers know, I moved back to my home town of Boise, ID last summer to assist my mom on her journey through breast cancer. Her prognosis is excellent and it’s time [...]
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Better Check Your References Before the Employer Does
Posted on09. Apr, 2012 by Erin Kennedy.
There has long been a debate regarding references and whether or not to include them in a resume. Many applicants are uncomfortable providing the information up front, preferring instead to simply state that references are available upon request. This is an outdated method and I always encourage clients NOT to write that on their resume, [...]
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Location, Location, Location – A Traveling Healthcare IT Consultant’s Life from a Road’s View
Posted on30. Mar, 2012 by Shirley Corsey.
For over two years here at HealthcareITToday, I have chronicled my experiences as a Vendor Certified Healthcare Information Technology Consultant – providing details, advice, and what my work life is like, specifically in the Electronic Medical Records (EMR) job industry from my first hand knowledge. Most of this information I have provided has been based mainly from my sometimes [...]
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Making Sure You Have Strong Cover Letters and Email Messages
Posted on20. Mar, 2012 by Erin Kennedy.
You know how you always hear, “Typically, recruiters and HR managers look over a cover letter in less than a minute to determine if you’re a strong candidate?” Well, I’m here to tell you that it’s TRUE. Your cover letter must prove to readers that you are a viable choice for a Healthcare IT position, [...]
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Laying the Groundwork for Success in Your New Job
Posted on08. Mar, 2012 by Joe Lavelle.
Congratulations! Many of you in the Healthcare IT World have taken on new roles as a result of the incredible demand for your skills. Some of you have even moved into executive roles for the first time. I am sincerely happy for you!








