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Whoever first said the cure is worse than the illness must have been treated by a physical therapist. The bending and stretching and twisting and turning and all the other manipulations and exercises they put you through might make you wonder if your physical therapist -
The COVID-19 pandemic may have wreaked havoc on marketing departments, but it did nothing to quell the hiring of chief marketing officers. If anything, it’s likely to have spurred job changes at the most senior marketing level. A Forbes report tells us that in the first half of -
Never before have customer service professionals been more critical to the success of a business. When COVID-19 shut down stores and offices across the nation, customers and clients turned to the internet and phone to order goods and get help. Customer service representatives became, not -
Candidates hoping to earn the coveted Chartered Financial Analyst designation are wondering whether what to do about the December exam. Earning the CFA designation requires passing three different, challenging exams that take 300 hours of study each. Typically described as grueling, the passing rate for the first -
Human Resources Today posted an article this month discussing how to run virtual HR events. It’s specifically intended for the volunteer leaders of the various HR organizations. After reading it, we thought it as useful for HR professionals who organize training programs, virtual group meetings, and, of course, -
Americans want greater access to their medical records and support sharing their health information among all their healthcare providers. By a 61% majority, the Pew Charitable Trusts found people want to be able to access and download their medical records to apps on mobile devices. -
If you’re new to clinical research, or even if you’re not, sooner or later you’ll be tasked with authoring a clinical study report. These reports are required by regulatory agencies here in the US and globally. They follow standards and guidelines set by an international -
Abbott Laboratories has begun hiring for facilities in Illinois and Maine that will make the pharmaceutical firm’s new rapid COVID-19 test. The Illinois site is expected to fill 2,000 new positions. The plant in Westbrook, Maine will hire 1,200 workers. Most of the jobs will be temporary, but are -
When COVID-19 forced hospitals and surgical centers to halt elective procedures the surgical technologists who do the prep work and assist the surgeons shifted from the operating room to everywhere else they were needed. In more normal times, surgical techs spend much of the workday
