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Job Strategies: Twelve-week job search — Part 2 of 3

In last week’s column I risked the wrath of frustrated job seekers by stating that 12 weeks is enough time to find a job. Since a primary culprit in many extended searches is an overreliance on Internet postings, much time can be saved by eliminating these busy but unproductive processes.I ...

Physical therapist Sara Jones works with Mia Jane Taylor, 1, at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s North Druid Hills rehabilitation facility.

The triumphs and challenges of pediatric therapy

When they’re doing it correctly, pediatric therapists make their job look like play. But in reality, it’s hard work. Knowing how to help children who are medically fragile, developmentally delayed or who suffer from cerebral palsy, autism or other conditions  takes extensive training and dedication. “It’s a very strenuous job. ...

Martha Herbers-Sanger, an occupational therapist in the neonatal intensive care unit at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston, advises April Laster on how to take care of her daughter, London, who was born prematurely.

Neonatal therapists care for the most fragile patients

Physical and occupational therapists are problem-solvers. They do everything from assisting patients recovering from hip surgery to helping people feed themselves after a stroke. For neonatal therapists, who work with the smallest and sickest patients, the problem is more elemental; their job is to help medically fragile newborns negotiate the ...

A mother’s perspective on pediatric therapy

I was blessed to give birth to two healthy, full-term babies. Before my first child was born, my mother told me, “Don’t worry, the instructions come with them.” I was never quite sure what she meant by that. If she meant that I would feel an instant, indescribable bond with ...

Jill Morich is ready for summer fun with a chambray sleeveless top from T.J.Maxx, floral print shorts from Francesca’s, a brown belt from Target, Oxfords from DSW, a gold necklace from Charming Charlie and a watch from Urban Outfitters.

My style: Jill Morich, RN, BSN

Name: Jill Morich, RN, BSN Age: 24 Occupation: Infusion nurse at Blood and Marrow Transplant Group of Georgia. Signature style: “Easygoing, lots of denim, feminine with vintage and menswear  influences. If you want to see more, visit my style blog at www.myunbuttonedblazer.com. Best finds: “I’ve found some of my favorite ...

Jackie Kennell (left), 6-A surgery unit director at Grady Memorial Hospital, and Chief Nursing Officer Rhonda Scott have worked hard to improve the patient experience.

Nursing initiatives improve patient satisfaction at Grady

Across the country, hospitals are taking a page out of the hospitality industry’s book to improve  customer satisfaction. Grady Memorial Hospital  is no exception and is continually looking for ways to ask patients, “How may I help you?” Traditionally, hospitals have focused on quality care and patient safety, but now ...

Nursing graduate Shannon Charles, smiles at her daughter, Allie, 3, after she was pinned during a ceremony at Brenau University. Proud husband, Bradley, holds their son, Landon, 1.

Pins of pride and honor

The pinning ceremony represents the culmination of years of study and hard work to thousands of nursing graduates each year. The pins and events differ from school to school, but the significance of pinning is a time-honored tradition. Some schools say pinning dates back to the Crusades, when knights joined ...

Family affair: Ashley Rodriguez (left) and her mother, Angeline, graduated with associate degrees in nursing from Georgia Perimeter College in May.

Mother and daughter graduate together

Last May, Angeline Rodriguez, 43, became the first member of her family to graduate from college , but it didn’t take long for another to join the ranks. Her 23-year-old daughter, Ashley, was just seconds behind her during the ceremony at Georgia Perimeter College. Both mother and daughter were proud ...

Joyce Soule is vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Atlanta.

Know Your Leader: Joyce Soule, MSN, RN, CNOR, NEA-BC

Current job: Vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Family: “I am blessed with a blended family of husband, Greg (13 years), and four daughters, ages 25, 22, 19 and 17.” What makes a good leader? “Serving those who serve our community. It ...

Cindi Johnson is a physical therapist with Heritage Healthcare.

Why I Love My Job: Cindi Johnson, PT, MS

Job: Physical therapist, Heritage Healthcare. What I do: “I am a physical therapist employed by Heritage Healthcare, working at Hope Assisted Living & Memory Care Center community in Dacula. Heritage Healthcare provides onsite outpatient rehabilitation services, diagnosing and treating individuals who have health-related conditions that limit their abilities to move ...

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