Jobs in Healthcare

I’ve seen people stay at the same facility for years, and others move around a lot trying to find the right fit. It made me wonder what actually matters most long-term. Do you prefer stability or swit… more

Do not work at New Beginnings LLC in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Let me just tell you about how the staff is treated alone. You’re not allowed to report the company or the owner of New Beginnings LLC will … more

I have been a Registered Medical Assistant since 2015 and I am about to finish my Bachelor’s degree in Health Management. What jobs should I look for in order to make use of my new degree? And how muc… more

As a hiring manager or recruiter would you be interested or hire a nurse terminated for clocking in late to work?

Does anyone have information on RN jobs in Central Florida and South Florida area ? Have preference for remote work due to 2 kids under 3 or something with a flexible schedule. Have a nursing backgrou… more

I’ve noticed burnout hits differently in healthcare… it’s not always obvious at first, but it builds up over time. Sometimes you don’t even realize how drained you are until you finally get a break. H… more

I’m making a career pivot and I just had an interview where I was called a strong candidate. Only to be told 5 mins later I won’t be considered for the role due to not meeting a work in a health offic… more

I’ve been in healthcare so long that imagining a different career feels impossible. I can't decide if I'm staying because I still love the work or if I'm just too scared to leave because i… more

A few weeks ago I had no real day shift prospects. Now I have four opportunities in front of me,

I’ve signed offer letters with two employers, I’m waiting on another, and I’m sorting through what makes the most se… more

I keep hearing that the healthcare job market is improving, but my recent experience suggests otherwise. I’ve applied to multiple jobs lately that turned out to be fake vacancies, or they're hirin… more

How long did it take you to feel “confident” in your role in healthcare? I remember feeling overwhelmed for way longer than I expected, and I still do sometimes. At what point did things start to clic… more

Not gonna lie… I’m seeing more and more CNAs leave nursing homes lately, and I get it. Between the workload, staffing issues, and feeling underpaid, it’s getting harder to justify staying. I’ve even t… more

Throughout my career experience, I have established a reputation as a transformational leader who is driven by a challenge, undeterred by obstacles, and committed to furthering standards of excellence… more

So…I have worked for this hospital/company for 7-8 months now. It seems that since hitting the 6 month mark, the female manager (im also female) finds ways to have to counsel or inform me of complaint… more

I found a position that matches my background perfectly for the most part, probably an 80% fit. The remaining 20% involves a few technical skills I haven't mastered yet, but I'm a fast learner… more

I’ve seen teams where new CNAs are supported and taught… and others where they’re basically thrown in and expected to figure it out. It really shows what kind of culture a facility has. How was your e… more

Is it a red flag if your job literally never brings up career development? I’ve been doing the same thing for two years now. I was reflecting on things today and realized that not a single manager has… more

Hi all, I’m a certified HCA + phlebotomist from Nigeria. I keep getting messages about UK Care Worker CoS but I heard overseas applications closed July 2025.

Can anyone confirm: Can care homes still sponsor HCAs … more

After this conference for nursing home administration required CEUs. I’m getting sick of these companies wanting all this experience or I go into a dumpster fire of a building that has so many health … more

I’m considering accepting a remote position with Included Health but am feeling a little hesitant because remote roles can vary so much from company to company. And the interviewing process was very different from what I’m u… more

I officially earned my bachelor’s degree. 🎓

This journey wasn’t just about classes or a diploma. It was about growth, resilience, faith, and the incredible connections I made along the way. Through challenges, se… more

For those who became LPNs or RNs after being CNAs was it what you expected? I’ve heard mixed experiences, so I’m curious… what surprised you the most after making that jump?

I recently left a job where my manager nitpicked everything, and it's completely wrecked my self-esteem. Even though I'm out of that situation, I still find myself overthinking and doubting my… more

I’ve been torn between staying at my current facility for experience vs. leaving for something with better pay or growth opportunities. What helped you decide when it was time to leave vs. stay?

Maybe I’m coming up short somewhere. I’m a newly licensed LPN and I’m only looking for day shift positions. I’m getting plenty of offers for 3–11, but that’s a shift I’m not open to working. Am I bein… more

What is a good travel agency for sterile processing techs?

Does anyone else in their 30s feel like they're getting too old to make a career change? I want to switch specialties, and while I know 30-something is objectively young, I can’t help but feel lik… more

I'm seeing a lot of jobs wanting experience in areas that were not taught in a specific field. Such as billing ICD/CPT in CDCA. Or must have diabetes experience. Are these companies not willing t… more

I’ve noticed a lot of CNAs either go the nursing route or leave bedside completely. It makes me wonder if there are other paths people don’t talk about as much. If you didn’t become a nurse, what care… more

For those of you who do infusion nursing, how do you get a job in that area of nursing. What experience are interviewers looking for. I'm looking for all types of infusion nursing and what the pros and cons are. … more

How can you tell that you just need a little break from your role from burnout vs the need to pivot to something else. I feel like dealing with patients feels tiring sometimes but at the same time I d… more

Hello, I have an interview for a position as a patient access representative w/ Ensemble Health Partners. I don't think it is a great option, because I really want a job that isn't customer fa… more

does anyone here have access to dignity healths SEIU-uhw contract??

I’ve been feeling so inadequate lately, and I need some outside perspective. I am constantly behind on everything, and I want to blame it on the fact that we are always running short, but part of me w… more

One of the hardest parts of being a CNA for me is getting attached to residents. You build real relationships, and it makes the job so meaningful, but also really heavy sometimes. How do you personall… more

I have been with my company for the last 7 years and five of these years working remotely. I started out as a customer service representative then moved up as a Home Health Coordinator and finally in … more

I’ve been thinking a lot about what my next step should be after working as a CNA for a while now. I love patient care, but I’m not sure if I want to stay bedside forever. For those who moved up or sw… more

I took a job at the beginning of the year, and it’s turned out completely different from the description, so I’m already looking to leave. How should I explain this to hiring managers without sounding… more

I'll give you a red flag that's on fire. I applied for a position decided to shadow just to check the dynamics. When the manager introduced me to their supervisor I was introduced as applying … more

My first Medical Assistant job didn’t work out as I had hoped, but every experience is a learning opportunity. I’m staying positive and focused on moving forward.

I am currently seeking employment as a Medical Ass… more