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Patients go to the doctor all the time, coughing, sneezing, and with a sore throat. Most times, the provider diagnoses the patient with an upper respiratory infection with no need for lab wo
Healthcare jobs are in demand, there’s no doubt about that, and Occupational Therapy is predicted to grow 24% (described as “much faster than average”) in the next ten years, according
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So, your goal is to become a licensed CPhT (Certified Pharmacy Technician)? Maybe you’ve spent the last several months in school, maybe you’re currently working, but now is the time to t
Finally! Your occupational therapist program is over and it’s time to study for the NBCOT exam (congrats if you have already taken it!). After all your hard work you deserve a breather—b
Admit it. If you’re an Emergency Department (ED) nurse, you’re probably an adrenaline junkie. You know the signs and symptoms: Your heart begins to race and your pupils dilate when you h