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Graduated from an accredited school with Bachelors of Science in Nursing. Participates in establishing, maintaining, and improving patient’s health care goals through patient assessment, planning and implementation of nursing interventions and evaluation of patient outcomes. Monitors revenues, expenses and operating expenses (salaries and capital expense items) and provides appropriate reports to the Director and Medical Director as well as unit staff and providers. view job details

Edit and retouch photos to enhance their visual appeal and meet client specifications. Collaborate with clients to understand their vision and requirements for each project. Adhere to deadlines and deliver high-quality images within agreed-upon timelines. view job details

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Giving It Your Best Shot When Super Bowl XXXV kicked off at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, most football fans cheered from the sofa. But not Elsa Hasch. She was on the sidelines, armed only with sharp elbows, grit - and a camera. As a sports photographer for Allsport, a company that distributes sports photos to media around the world, Hasch is regularly on the front lines of professional sports competitions. Her images have been used by such high-profile publications as Sports Illustrated, the Sporting News, ESPN, and the New York Times. Hasch was one of seven Allsport photographers ass... view article details

Few things are as challenging as looking for work. Making smart decisions involves a host of variables that may be quite contradictory. Figuring out where you want to work next involves balancing location (where you work), occupation (what you do), compensation (what you make), and availability (what jobs are open). The earliest stages of the job hunt are a lot like a game of MadLibs™. For starters, fill in the following blanks in this simple CareerMadLib: I want to be a(n)  (name of occupation)   working in  (name of location)   making   (annual salary) . Think About What Means the Most to ... view article details

Dear Annette,I work in a small office. One of my coworkers doesn't shower very regularly, and we are unsure how to talk to him about it without hurting his feelings. He is a very funny, nice and bright person, but this is a problem.OdorlessDear Odorless,Every morning I review my Philosophy of Fragrance: that my personal scent is an opportunity to tell others who I am and what they can do for me. 'I am an unwashed person. Write for help' is probably not what your colleague had in mind. That's a pity, because aromas contribute so much to the formation of a personal brand. The beautiful memories ... view article details

Dear Annette,I am a cubicle dweller, as are most of my coworkers. Even though we try to keep our voices down, we can't help overhearing one another's personal calls. Should we just pretend we don't? What if it's about a subject, such as a medical problem, where one of us could offer help and information? Hear and NowDear Hear and Now,You've hit on one of the ways in which reality is far more convenient than television. On a television show, an inquisitive half-sibling, soon-to-be-ex-spouse, or henchperson has to listen at the keyhole of a thick wooden door or tap a telephone in order to hear t... view article details

In Sex and City, Carrie Bradshaw lamented the cost of attending the weddings and baby showers of her married friends. Bridget Jones bemoaned her lot as she charted a life of dinner parties and family gatherings as the only singleton surrounded by smug-marrieds.Were Bridget and Carrie right? Is it less expensive to attend these events as half of a pair than on one’s own? Salary.com surveyed over 1,000 professionals to look at the cost of attending weddings, showers, christenings and other celebrations. How do these costs vary between single and married attendees? Do the smug-marrieds have a rea... view article details

In recent years, turnover rates have steadily increased as a result of factors such as lower unemployment rates, skill shortages in the labor market and an increasing number of retiring Baby Boomers. Use this guide to assist with the process of determining just how much turnover is costing your organization. Knowing these costs will help your organization make informed decisions. This guide will walk you through steps including: Assembling a team Identifying data points Analyzing cost factors https://www2.salary.com/l/250572/2020-12-08/2m4jz34 view blog & white papers details

As the modern war for talent wages on, HR professionals should be aware of the contemporary challenges they're facing when competing for top talent. Accurate compensation data and strategies to attract, retain, and develop top talent are paramount, especially if you hope to come out on top when engaging in modern day talent warfare. Is your arsenal “fully loaded”? Some of the economic factors that have contributed to the relative shortage of highly skilled job seekers include a low unemployment rate, job creation compared with the population, and Baby Boomers reaching retirement age. Download ... view blog & white papers details

Succession planning extends beyond routine leadership replacement; it requires a systemic approach to identify and retain future leaders. With the increasing number of retiring Baby Boomers in the US each year, ensuring a seamless transition of leadership roles becomes imperative. Ken Clemens, our Salary.com Solutions Consultant, will guide organizations in utilizing a robust skills and competency framework to identify, motivate, and retain these emerging leaders. Key Takeaways: Nominate high-potential successors through a comprehensive skills assessment. Identify skills gaps and develop pers... view blog & white papers details

Discover how to adapt to demographic shifts transforming the labor market. The current landscape of employment in the United States and other developed economies is undergoing a monumental shift. The exit of approximately 55-60 million Baby Boomers from the workforce, combined with robust economic growth and low unemployment rates, is creating a unique challenge for employers. As you strive to improve employee retention, motivation, and performance, understanding these dynamics is crucial. Our whitepaper reveals the hidden complexities of modern employment dynamics. Employers are facing increa... view blog & white papers details

When it comes to time off work during pregnancy, it is usual for women to plan and expect it. But what about expecting dads? Are they entitled to time off too? Paternity leave policies in the US differ by company and can be unclear for new dads regarding eligibility, duration, and payment. This article will help expecting dads dive into the ins and outs of paternity leave in the U.S. Understanding Paternity Leave  Paternity leave allows new dads to take time off from work after the birth or adoption of their child. The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows eligible employees to take 12 w... view blog & white papers details