This Memorial Day, RallyPoint, a professional social network startup f... 
GI Bill payments, particularly monthly housing payments, can sometimes be a... 
Are Poor Patient Handling Techniques Putting your Career at Risk?
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- Created on Friday, March 08 2013
- Written by Marie Chan
For many nurses, patient contact is a part of every shift. However, according to the American Nurses Association, some hospital personnel members are at risk for ending their career due to injuries related to back and shoulder strains. In comparison to other occupations, nursing is one of the ten most likely professions to cause musculoskeletal disorders, or MSDs.
...Choosing Between Public Administration Employers: Government Versus NGO Organizations
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- Created on Thursday, March 07 2013
- Written by Beth Fillnow
Public administration is a rewarding field regardless of where someone finds work, but the kinds of work that administrators have to take on is vastly different depending on the organization that offers it. Government employees generally focus on helping local populations within a given district whereas non-governmental entities reach out to the underprivileged across the globe. NGOs operate...
FAQs for People Considering a Career in Health Administration
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- Created on Saturday, January 26 2013
- Written by Natanya Pulley
Health administration is a growing field, but it's so diverse and encompasses such a wide variety of jobs that a lot of people who are considering a degree in health administration have questions about what the degree will mean and what their options will be. Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about health administration careers and job opportunities for those considering a...
Helping Veterans through Business Ownership Opportunities
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- Created on Tuesday, November 27 2012
- Written by Ken Hutcheson
The transition from the military to the civilian workforce can be a daunting task for any service man or woman. Despite possessing strong skills in areas of leadership, operations, and teamwork, veterans are not always aware of the available career opportunities that utilize these skills. Business ownership is not only an opportunity for which veterans are highly qualified, but it is also an opportunity that may be closer than they think.
5 Money Tips for Veterans Starting a Business
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- Created on Wednesday, October 31 2012
- Written by Daniela Baker
Many veterans find the problem-solving skills and discipline they learned in the military are invaluable to entrepreneurial jobs. In fact, plenty of today’s recent military retirees are starting their own small businesses. Veterans who have served in recent military conflicts may find more satisfaction in being the boss as they transition into civilian life.
