How to rock remote work, for both employers and job seekers

The facts are powerful. One in four workers will be remote in 2021. 

Even though the impact of the pandemic has lessened, many companies are choosing to allow workers to work remotely, either part of the week or year-round.

That …

By College Recruiter
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10 best tools for employers to engage early career talent

The recruitment landscape for 2026 has moved far beyond the simple job board. For employers looking to reach the 2016-2029 graduation cohorts, the strategy has shifted from passive “post and pray” methods to data-driven, performance-based outreach. At the same time, …

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New Graduate Nurse Residency Programs 101

Nursing school is hard, and by the time graduation comes around, many students feel completely burnt out. But stepping into your career as a registered nurse is also an exciting time, and a new graduate nurse residency may be exactly …

By Lauren Kalfus
Lauren Kalfus Pre-Health Peer Advisor
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PA School Acceptance Rates – Breakdown & Analysis (2026)

For students pursuing a healthcare career, the path to becoming a physician assistant (PA) is both competitive and rewarding. With a deep understanding of PA school acceptance rates and the factors influencing PA school admissions, you can better prepare your …

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How to Ace Your Harvard Medical School Interview

Preparing for your Harvard Medical School interview is one of the most important steps in the admissions process. The interview offers a chance for the admissions committee to learn more about your experiences, skills, and potential fit within the Harvard …

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Medical School Personal Statement Guide (With Examples & Analysis) [2026]

Admissions committees read thousands of applications every cycle. Your GPA and MCAT score can only take you so far. When your numbers match everyone else’s, your medical school personal statement is the only thing that sets you apart. It’s your …

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PA School Words of Advice

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My name is Alex Bostrom and I am a grad from URI class of 2023 with a bachelors in Biological Sciences. I am currently a second year PA student at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston, MA. I …

By Alex Bostrom
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Best Cities to Work as a Physician Assistant

Whether just graduating from a PA program or looking for a change, finding a place to work can be a daunting process. There are many factors to consider including salary, proximity to nearby amenities, work-life balance, cost-of-living, and general location. …

By HospitalRecruiting
HospitalRecruiting is an online healthcare job board for physicians, advanced practitioners, nurses, and allied health professionals. Visit our site to view current medical practice and employment opportunities or navigate to our Healthcare Career Resources Blog for more great articles like this one!
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The new arms race: AI used by job seekers vs that used by employers

Over the past two years, more candidates have figured out that employers aren’t the only ones using AI. Job seekers now use chatbots and résumé tools to re-phrase work history, extract keywords from job posts, and even embed instructions meant …

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10 Entry-level Government Jobs to Consider (Plus Tips on How to Get One)

If you’re a recent graduate or looking to switch careers, entry-level government jobs could be the perfect place to start. These positions typically offer stability and a strong foundation for long-term career growth. Whether you’re interested in law enforcement, healthcare, …

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