Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions
Updated Dec. 16, 2021 We have the Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions! Have you ever made a New Year’s resolution that you didn’t keep? It’s no secret that New Year’s resolutions don’t always pan out. Every new year, we start off determined to follow through with our resolutions, but somewhere along the way, maybe February or even mid-January, the majority of us find other things to focus on. This year will be different! We’ve compiled a list of GREAT New Year’s resolutions that will keep you focused on your REAL goals, whatever they may be. Here are our Top 5
READ MORE4 Must Read Medical Assistant Blogs
Updated October 20, 2021 It’s important to keep up with what’s happening in the Medical Assistant profession whether you’re an aspiring Medical Assistant or already working as a Medical Assistant. One easy way to do this is to follow some blogs. Here are four Medical Assistant blogs you should be reading! Legal Eye on Medical Assisting One of the best resources for medical assistants is the Legal Eye on Medical Assisting blog. The blog articles focus primarily on ethics and the legalities of the profession. Legal Eye on Medical Assisting also compares and contrasts different Medical Assistant jobs. For example, you
READ MOREVeterinary Technicians are in High Demand
See Why Now is a Great Time to Enter the Industry The Veterinary industry saw a surge in the last year of patients. The surge was due to the many people and families that adopted a pet during quarantine in 2020. The increase of pet owners all around the country indirectly led to a labor shortage of Veterinary Technicians and Assistants. Why is there a shortage? The rise in people being let go from their jobs during the pandemic and the increasing numbers of burnt-out workers has left the veterinary industry in a worker shortage. Many previous workers have felt
READ MORE8 Tips for Medical Assistants in Senior Care
Medical Assistants help patients in all areas of the healthcare industry, which is great news when America has a rapidly aging population to account for. By the year 2030, America is estimated to have approximately 71 million Americans aged 65 or older. That’s a 200% increase from the year 2000. This means there are many more elderly individuals in assisted living or nursing care than ever before. Thus, there are more opportunities for medical assistants in senior care. Medical Assistants can help anyone at any age, from the youngest babies all the way up to elderly patients. They can share
READ MOREFrequently Asked Questions About Vet Assistant Training
As a vet assistant, you will be required to complete a variety of tasks. These tasks may include bathing, grooming and feeding animals, cleaning cages or operating rooms, administering medication or emergency first aid, looking after animals after surgery, and many others.
READ MOREDental Assisting — What I’ve Learned
Dental assisting will teach you some important lessons. Learning office procedures, adapting your work style to fit the dentist’s needs, and adjusting to the needs of the individual patient is often something young dental assistants struggle with. Melissa Ibarra has been a dental assistant for eight years and says young and aspiring dental assistants often struggle with how to best make those adjustments and for finding the maximum level of success right out of the gate. Here are her top pieces of advice: Don’t get frustrated if you struggle in the beginning: In any job, there is a learning curve,
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