I earned my EMT through the US Army years ago. Sadly, I let it lapse but I am strongly considering completing whatever coursework is required and...
I applaud this education warrior. I am in my mid-50's and have just enrolled in Post University's MSN program to become a Psychiatric Nurse...
I have had several classes that required discussion boards. I'm that guy...the one that gives uber effort and tries to get posted first to set the...
I agree that this appears to be a scam - what could be the end game? "Friend me...please send me money?"
Nearly every day I have what I anticipate is a chatbot engaging my LinkedIn. Always female and wanting me to converse via WhatsApp or Telegram.
I wish I could keep enrolling in courses for the rest of my life...after attaining a doctorate, I might not be able to talk my wife into any more....
The best jobs I have had have come from networking...which I agree is the golden standard for job acquisition. Regardless if one feels a resume...
Yeah, you are right. The problem I have found in healthcare administration is that many upper tier posts rotate after 2-5 years. My wife (an MD by...
Thank you, Dustin. Your conclusions regarding my educational credentials are sound. I should point out that I am not currently looking for a...
While I realize the correct answer is: tailor a resume for your anticipated job, I'm curious...how do most of you with advanced credentials...
Definitely. Nothing is worse that seeing someone portray himself than something he is not. The guys that are the real deal seldom brag about their...
Two thoughts here: My wife is an internist who I met in the U.S. Army while in residency. There is a lot of needless bureaucracy with CYA style...
I think proper context is stating up front you aren’t a medical doctor.
As one looking at DNP programs, I have no issue with a nurse being referred to as "Dr." in the proper context. Use your doctorate to pretend to...
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