Physical therapists are healthcare providers who utilize exercise, manual therapy, and education for patients of all ages. To become a physical therapist, a candidate must earn a Doctorate of Physical Therapy, successfully pass the National Physical Therapy Examination, and achieve licensure in the state where they will practice. Physical Therapists may also specialize by competing […]
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Recent Posts
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What Do Physical Therapists Do?
Allison Stringer, MS, PT, FAAOMPT, CHA | 9 July, 2019
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Why Travel Nursing Is the Best Career
In my opinion, travel nursing is increasingly becoming the most popular career path for many nurses and there’s no doubting why. It offers diverse benefits all across the board and being in this profession allows for new levels of self-growth. Having the opportunity to travel for a living is a dream come true for most […]
Kearstyn Fox, RN | 4 July, 2019
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Tips to Optimize Your Resume for Your Next Opportunity
I have experienced being on both ends of the hiring process: as an applicant, I have seen the frustrations of applying to numerous jobs and putting up to an hour into each application only to never hear back, or to make it to the interview and then get ghosted. As a hiring manager, I have […]
Alex Evans, PharmD | 2 July, 2019
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It Takes Teamwork to Get You to Your Job
Traveling as a medical professional can be a very hard job. Every few weeks or months you have to find a new job, new place to live, and all of the major and minor annoyances involved with traveling. Your recruiter and other members of the team play an important role in making the transition as […]
Kurt Ullman, RN, BSPA, MHA | 27 June, 2019
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Working the Night Shift
As a teenage night owl, working a night shift always sounded like a lot of fun. I was used to staying up past my bedtime, so it seemed like a natural fit. Eventually, I grew up and experienced it. I worked the night shift as an OB RN for over ten years while raising a […]
Janine Kelbach, BSN, RNC-OB | 25 June, 2019
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The Benefits of Chain Pharmacy for Aspiring Community Pharmacists
By my last year of pharmacy school, after researching the numerous opportunities available to pharmacists, I knew I wanted to at least start out working in community pharmacy. I really like the energy, the interactions with patients (although admittedly it does come with good and bad), and the chance to learn about a wide variety […]
Alex Evans, PharmD | 20 June, 2019
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2019 Nursing Trends
Some things about nursing care rarely change. Such as how nurses need a compassionate nature to provide care, and that the nursing profession was voted the most trusted profession 17 years running, but each year brings new trends related to nurses and nursing care. The year 2019 is no exception. Some trends have continued from […]
Maureen Bonatch MSN, RN | 18 June, 2019
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Join the Fight Against Cancer: 2019 North Shore Cancer Walk
Join us in the fight against cancer! On Sunday, June 23, 2019, the Barton Healthcare Staffing (BHS) team will participate in the 2019 North Shore Cancer WALK through Salem, MA. Our story is similar to many: our loved ones, classmates, colleagues, friends and extended family have all been touched by cancer. Founded in 2018, BHS […]
BHS Team | 13 June, 2019
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What Practice Settings Are Available to Pharmacists?
In a previous article, I talked about where a lot of the pharmacy jobs are and brought up the Aggregate Demand Index (ADI), which aims to measure demand in each individual state as well as the nation as a whole. It also aims to measure demand in multiple traditional settings, which I’ll discuss, as well […]
Alex Evans, PharmD | 11 June, 2019
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See You in Rhode Island! ONL Annual Meeting 2019
In two weeks, two members of the Barton Healthcare Staffing team will be attending the Organization of Nursing Leaders (ONL) Annual Meeting in Newport, Rhode Island. We are excited to join thought-leaders in this space to cover important professional topics ranging from “No Ego: How Leaders Can Cut the Cost of Drama, End Entitlement and […]
BHS Team | 6 June, 2019
