The MedZilla Report for January 2012 -- Health Care Industry Remained One of the Most Robust Sources of Jobs in the U.S. - MedZilla reports: As 2011 came to a close, the health care industry remained one of the most robust sources of jobs in the U.S., adding 315,000 over the past twelve months -- 23,000 thousand alone in December.
The MedZilla Employment Report for December 2011 -- Healthcare IT Creates Abundant Opportunities for Job Seekers - MedZilla Reports: On the heels of encouraging employment news at the end of November, critics have been skeptical that seasonal retail hiring has skewed statistics presenting an overly optimistic economic outlook. However, reports from the past few months show a steady increase in overall job availability, countering suggestions that this economic upturn is merely a fluke.
This February, executives from the American Healthcare Executives Forum, American Medical Association, American Hospital Association, American Academy of Nursing and the healthcare magazine Modern Healthcare will convene to address looming physician and nursing shortages, job opportunities for veterans, and the challenges and opportunities associated with a multigenerational work force.
Medzilla Reports: Job opportunities are on the rise along with hourly wages as October showed the first drop in unemployment across the country. Job cuts are also beginning to decline, demonstrating a year-long trend of increasing stability in a weakened economy. Health care employment opportunities continue to flourish on the heels of last month's surge. Reports indicate that because of an increase in demand coupled with a proliferation of diversified opportunities, the medical industry is creating more new jobs openings and career prospects than any other field.
This updated edition of Atlantic Information Services' annual publication provides valuable information on important trends that are re-shaping the health care industry, including in-depth coverage of: insurance exchanges, Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) regulations, accountable care organizations (ACOs) and the use of social media tools.
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The MedZilla Report for January 2012 -- Health Care Industry Remained One of the Most Robust Sources of Jobs in the U.S. - MedZilla reports: As 2011 came to a close, the health care industry remained one of the most robust sources of jobs in the U.S., adding 315,000 over the past twelve months -- 23,000 thousand alone in December.
The MedZilla Employment Report for December 2011 -- Healthcare IT Creates Abundant Opportunities for Job Seekers - MedZilla Reports: On the heels of encouraging employment news at the end of November, critics have been skeptical that seasonal retail hiring has skewed statistics presenting an overly optimistic economic outlook. However, reports from the past few months show a steady increase in overall job availability, countering suggestions that this economic upturn is merely a fluke.
This February, executives from the American Healthcare Executives Forum, American Medical Association, American Hospital Association, American Academy of Nursing and the healthcare magazine Modern Healthcare will convene to address looming physician and nursing shortages, job opportunities for veterans, and the challenges and opportunities associated with a multigenerational work force.
Medzilla Reports: Job opportunities are on the rise along with hourly wages as October showed the first drop in unemployment across the country. Job cuts are also beginning to decline, demonstrating a year-long trend of increasing stability in a weakened economy. Health care employment opportunities continue to flourish on the heels of last month's surge. Reports indicate that because of an increase in demand coupled with a proliferation of diversified opportunities, the medical industry is creating more new jobs openings and career prospects than any other field.
This updated edition of Atlantic Information Services' annual publication provides valuable information on important trends that are re-shaping the health care industry, including in-depth coverage of: insurance exchanges, Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) regulations, accountable care organizations (ACOs) and the use of social media tools.