Personal Growth

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Powerful Ways To Develop Intuition

Everyone can develop intuition. Together with sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste, intuition is inherent in every person. It is often called the sixth sense. However, not everyone knows how to hear and recognize your inner voice. Like other…

January 10, 2019

Health & Wellness Mind-Body-Spirit Self Improvement

How does Practicing Yoga benefits you?

Yoga – which is being adapted as an art of bringing body-mind-spirit into balance, used to be a way of life in earlier days. Yoga, as a lifestyle is rooted in the culture of health and well-being. Human beings…

November 26, 2018

Happiness Motivation Self Improvement

Quotes To Live By

Put your future in the best hands – Your own. No one cares for you, more than yourself. There are people who try to bring out the evil within you.…

November 15, 2018

The job search environment can be rather difficult to navigate, as there are so many others competing for positions that you might be interested. The healthcare job search environment can be even more difficult, as there are plenty of additional certifications, licenses, experience, or degrees that are needed to even have your application or resume considered for the position. Job seekers need to constantly innovate their job search methods to ensure that they remain competitive, and can reduce the amount of worry and uncertainty they experience in their job search process. The good news, is that there are several easy ways you can improve your job search for the healthcare industry - and they only take a few minutes to implement. 1.) Conduct Your Research One of the critical mistakes that plenty of healthcare job seekers make is to not conduct enough research on the potential hospital or healthcare facility that they are applying to. When individuals begin searching for a new job, the first thing they typically review is the application. Typically job seekers will read through the job posting and determine whether or not they can realistically see them working in that role, and then quickly apply. The problem with this, is that many large job sites and job boards have a one-click method to apply, and they submit their application with ease to various healthcare jobs that they come across. This means that job seekers aren’t conducting thorough research on the job or the healthcare facility or hospital where the job is currently available. This means that a lot of job seekers are submitting applications without truly getting an idea of whether or not the healthcare facility is somewhere they’d truly like to work, or if they even meet all of the desired qualifications for the job. One great way of separating yourself from other job candidates and job seekers is to conduct thorough your search on the job you’re applying for, and the facility you might be working in. When you do this, you can craft your application and resume around the job posting and the facility itself, thus making you stand out more than the other candidates who submit a generic application or resume. 2.) Evaluate Your Resume Another easy thing you can do to improve your healthcare job search is to review your resume. It’s conventional wisdom that the job search process is partially a numbers game. But the reality of the situation, is that the more in-depth and tailored resume and application you submit, the more likely you are to advance to the next consideration phase. The problem with crafting a generic resume and using it in every application that you submit for a healthcare job, is that you are missing a prime opportunity to market yourself to hiring managers and healthcare recruiters. One essential way that you can stand out and make your healthcare job search a little easier is to review your resume and make sure that it accurately reflects your experience and skillset as a healthcare professional. For example, if you are a Registered Nurse seeking an RN position, then you should cater your resume to accurately reflect the skills that are mentioned in the job posting, if you have used them or learned them in your time as a Registered Nursing professional. In doing so, this will help you separate yourself from those other candidates who might list irrelevant skills on their resume or application like “Adobe Illustrator”, when they are applying to various healthcare jobs. This will help you stand out as a healthcare job candidate who more closely aligns with what the healthcare facility or hospital are looking for. 3.) Examine Your Cover Letter Another thing you can do to make your job search process a little easier in the healthcare industry is to tailor your cover letter. The objective is to tailor your cover letter for each job you apply to. When you tailor your cover letter for each job you apply to - you can use specific language mentioned in the job posting. The objective in any job search is to showcase that your skills and experience match what the hospital or healthcare facility is looking for. One of the key ways to do that is to make sure that your cover letter closely aligns with the language and descriptions of the job used in the job application. Take the time to detail why you should be considered for the position by mentioning some of the things in the job posting. For instance if one of the requirements of the job is to have, “previously worked with various patients in a team environment.” One thing you should most definitely include in your cover letter should be along the lines of, “I feel I would make a good candidate for the position due to the fact that I have previous experience working in a group setting and treating patients in a team environment. 4.) Use Healthcare Niche Sites Another easy way to improve your healthcare job search is to use niche sites. As mentioned above, one of the common conventions is to apply to a wide range of jobs with the intention that you ultimately strike gold. For instance, using the one-click methods to apply to jobs, one could easily apply to a hundred jobs a week. This means that healthcare hiring managers and recruiters are having to sift through hundreds of applications, and a lot of them might be accidental or spam. Unfortunately, this means that qualified healthcare professionals are being buried under other candidates who aren’t even remotely qualified for the position they are applying to. To combat this, healthcare recruiters and hiring managers are turning to more efficient methods of selecting qualified candidates. One of these efficient methods is niche-oriented job sites. One such niche job site for the healthcare industry is HospitalCareers.com. HospitalCareers is the leading recruitment platform for healthcare job seekers with over 25,000 healthcare jobs, career advice, and career insights. On healthcare niche sites, healthcare recruiters can find qualified talent directly without having to sort through the spam applications that might arise from the one-click apply sites like ZipRecruiter or Indeed. This means that you can separate yourself from those other candidates who are being buried underneath other large job boards, and truly stand out as one of the most qualified candidates in the entire candidate pool. Conclusion In an increasingly competitive job search environment, individuals need to take extra steps to ensure that they take the steps needed to improve their job prospects. With a few simple and easy to implement methods that we covered above, you can make your healthcare job search a little bit easier. About the Author Ryan Bucci is a Content Strategist with HospitalCareers. HospitalCareers is the leading recruitment platform for healthcare job seekers with over 25,000 healthcare jobs, career advice, and career insights.

Career Personal Growth

4 Easy Ways To Improve Your Healthcare Job Search

The job search environment can be rather difficult to navigate, as there are so many others competing for positions that you might be interested. The healthcare job search environment can be even more difficult, as there are plenty of…

July 26, 2018

Life Hacks Personal Growth Self Improvement

My 6 P’s to achieving the dreams

Let me come straight to the point. Here are the 6 “P”s that I follow to achieve the dreams. P1: Plan: Having a plan gives a clarity of the goal as well as the path. Sometimes, you might not…

May 17, 2018

Entrepreneurship Featured Posts Inspired Living Life Hacks Personal Growth Self Improvement

3 Mind Exercises to Sharpen You as an Entrepreneur

Being an entrepreneur may give you a good income stream and the perks of being your own boss, but it also comes with great responsibilities. As an entrepreneur, you have to keep tabs on all the things that can…

April 16, 2018

Happiness Inspired Living Lifestyle Self Improvement

Kick the Crappy Thoughts

So often, my mind tells me that I’m crap, idiotic, awful, failure, I am unworthy… Never mind :), every time my mind creates such thoughts, I kick them off. I don’t find them annoying or abnormal anymore as everyone has…

March 28, 2018

Career Entrepreneurship Featured Posts Self Improvement

Life Lessons – A journey from Corporate job to pursuing my passion

I was happily employed in a premier media company for a fairly long period of time before I decided to get out of my comfort zone. It has been nearly three years now that I have been living my…

January 4, 2018

Featured Posts Happiness Inspired Living Motivation

20 Motivational Quotes to help to stay Inspired to pursue your dreams

Persistence is undoubtedly- the key to success: the shingle & drive and will to keep pushing forward in spite of impediments and encounters. Many a times, even a self-motivated person, need a little extra push to remain up and…

December 27, 2017

Happiness Inspired Living Motivation

11 Lesser Heard Quotes that will help you to Stick to your resolution in 2018

Another New Year is approaching. Every year we begin with creating a long list of resolutions and goal list, but majority of people, give up most of their dreams by the end of first month of the years. They…

December 20, 2017

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