Archive for January, 2006

UK Nurses Warn Government Over Nursing Jobs Crisis

Monday, January 30th, 2006

The RCN’s General Secretary Dr Beverly Malone said: “The government dismissed our claim that NHS deficits are now beyond £1 billion. They have repeatedly ignored our warnings that many NHS trusts are in financial meltdown. Yet here is more evidence of the cash crisis facing the NHS.

“It is unacceptable that trust’s efforts to save money are now adversely affecting patient care and services, and threatening nursing jobs.

“Our members, staff and activists are telling us it will be impossible for many trusts to balance their books this year without closing services, reducing patient choice and losing essential clinical posts.

“The government has got to give these trusts some breathing space to tackle their deficits, so that patients do not suffer.”

Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is the voice of nursing across the UK and is the largest professional union of nursing staff in the world with over 380,000 members. The RCN promotes the interest of nurses and patients on a wide range of issues and helps shape healthcare policy by working closely with the UK Government and other national and international institutions, trade unions, professional bodies and voluntary organisations.

Nursing Jobs Information: - 5 Interviewing Tips To Get That Job!Anyone who

Sunday, January 29th, 2006

5 Interviewing Tips To Get That Job!
Anyone who is a jobseeker knows that looking for a new job or career is a job in itself. Once you have completed the laborious task of writing your resume and submitting it to various companies, you now have to pass the screen test to get the job. Interviews are the gateway to landing your ideal job. These five tips will help you get own your way to making that job yours.
Tip 1

Be Confident

Your first impression is your only impression.

Nothing is worse than a limp …
Author:
Marie Magdala Roker
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Nursing Jobs Information: - 3 Questions No Job Seeker Ever Wants To

Friday, January 27th, 2006

3 Questions No Job Seeker Ever Wants To Be Asked?

Employer and interviewers expect you to answer tough question during interviews. Take a few minutes to brainstorm on how you might elaborate on the following answers. The answers you give to these questions that will be asked during your interview will be very important in your career prospects.

Suppose you were asked these questions right now. Could you give a good answer? If not, study, study, study.

1. Can you explain why you ve been out of work so long?

Employer and interviewers expect you to answer tough question during interviews. Take a few minutes to brainstorm on how you might elaborate on the following answers. The answers you give to these questions that will be asked during your interview will be very important in your career prospects.

Suppose you were asked these questions right now. Could you give a good answer? If not, study, study, study.

1. Can you explain why you ve been out of work so long?

Mothers usually …
Author:
Brian Stephenson Click here to read the rest of this article

Nursing Jobs Information: - 3 Creative Job Search Tactics It’s a fact:

Thursday, January 26th, 2006

3 Creative Job Search Tactics

It’s a fact: the best jobs attract loads of competition. So it pays to do whatever you can to stand out as a persistent, creative candidate, one that any sane employer would love to hire.

But how can you do that, in this impersonal age of email, chat rooms and mega job sites?

Easy. Just do what has worked for others.

Here are 3 mini case studies from job hunters who got hired by creatively persisting and going after the positions they really wanted.

It’s a fact: the best jobs attract loads of competition. So it pays to do whatever you can to stand out as a persistent, creative candidate, one that any sane employer would love to hire.

But how can you do that, in this impersonal age of email, chat rooms and mega job sites?

Easy. Just do what has worked for others.

Here are 3 mini case studies from job hunters who got hired by creatively persisting and going after the positions they really wanted.

How can you emulate …
Author:
Kevin Donlin Click here to read the rest of this article

Nursing Jobs Information: - 3 Resume Secrets the Pros Use You don’t

Tuesday, January 24th, 2006

3 resume Secrets the Pros Use

You don’t write a resume every day. Not even every month or year, most likely. So you can’t be expected to do it flawlessly every time, right? After all, you’re not a professional.

Well, I am.

My team and I have written or edited nearly 5,000 resumes over the past nine years. And there are a handful of secrets we use to get the job done, and get our clients hired.

Now, for the first time, I’d like to share with you three of my proven methods f …
Author:
Kevin Donlin
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Nursing Jobs Information: - 20 Powerful Tips For Advancing Your Career You

Sunday, January 22nd, 2006

20 Powerful Tips For Advancing Your Career

You don’t want to stay in your current position forever… you want to move up! Here are 20 ways to boost your chances of getting that nice promotion:

Do more than is expected of you. Prove that you’re capable of handing more responsibility. Volunteer for special assignments.

Take initiative and do what needs to be done, before being asked.

Learn the skills you’ll need to advance. Take advantage of on-the-job training, but don’t rely exclusively …
Author:
Bonnie Lowe
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Nursing Jobs Information: - 6 Vital Tips For Creating A Superior Resume

Saturday, January 21st, 2006

6 Vital Tips For Creating A Superior resume

1: Keep It Short

Considering that initially HR personnel only spend approximately 10-20 seconds on a resume, the shorter your resume, the most desirable it is. Aim for one page.

1: Keep It Short

Considering that initially HR personnel only spend approximately 10-20 seconds on a resume, the shorter your resume, the most desirable it is. Aim for one page.

Of course, it is sometimes impossible to create such a short resume. You might have to include a second page because you have way too much information regarding your work experience, accomplishments, etc. In this case, make sure that you list the most relevant information wi …
Author:
Rita Fisher Click here to read the rest of this article

Reno County Search for Registered Nurses

Friday, January 20th, 2006

Mary Clarkin of the Hutchinson News reports…

Reno County Health Department is searching for an apparent rarity: registered nurses willing and able to join the staff.

The department are considering upping the normal salaries to attract nurses to a department that is only half-staffed.

Large hospitals and outpatient clinics are in an aggressive hiring mode, Tate said, and nursing students are drawn to the fast-paced, critical care employers - like those depicted in television shows.

More…

Nursing Jobs Information: - 5 Ways to Make Your Resume Shine On-LineThe

Wednesday, January 18th, 2006

5 Ways to Make Your resume Shine On-Line
The internet makes it possible to point and click your way into your dream position or a gig just to pay the bills. On-line job boards such as Hotjobs.com receives over 7.5 million visitors each month making it easy to get lost in the mayhem of the point and click stampede toward employment. Have no fear, there a few things you can do to get in the groove of this fast-paced job shuffle.

1.)Craft an eye-catching header.
That single line in the header of your e-mail is valuable advertisi …
Author:
Sibylla Nash
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Nursing Jobs Information: - 5 Ways to Drastically Improve Your Resume in

Tuesday, January 17th, 2006

5 Ways to Drastically Improve Your resume in 10 Minutes of Less

Follow these quick and easy tips to build yourself a better resume in under 10 minutes flat.

* Use strong, action oriented language that describes specific skills or accomplishments.

Follow these quick and easy tips to build yourself a better resume in under 10 minutes flat.

* Use strong, action oriented language that describes specific skills or accomplishments.

Go through your resume from top to bottom and eliminate weak language. Don’t write “Was in charge of large graphic design department that increased company revenues” when you can say “Managed 12 graphic artists in major creative projects that increased revenues by over …
Author:
Vincent Czaplyski Click here to read the rest of this article