The US is expected to add 1.9 million new jobs in healthcare by 2028, but you don't have to be a doctor or even work directly with patients to benefit. Here's how to find the best entry-level and remote healthcare jobs. 

Employers often need more information than what’s on your resume to determine if you’ll be a good fit for the company. Even in an interview, it can be tough to figure out what type of person they’re looking for, outside of any education or work experience requirements being fulfilled. With that in mind, how can you prepare to make the best first impression and show them that you’re the one and only for the role?

Currently, medical assisting is one of the few medical careers that doesn’t require certification or licensing in most states. But even though certification isn’t required, it can be beneficial to your career goals and help you prepare to be a competitive candidate when applying to jobs. Here’s what to know about certification for medical assistants.

Preparing to make a career move doesn’t have to take years. Depending on what you’re interested in, it’s possible to take the next steps toward a job you enjoy in six months or less. Here are some careers to consider training for right now.

You want to make the most of the new year and start a brand new decade off on the right foot. However, you know from experience the motivation that had you making new and ambitious resolutions can fade so what’s the point? Before deciding it’s a waste of time to make new goals and resolutions, check out these practical tips to keep moving forward.

As a trained medical assistant, you’ll have the opportunity to work in a few different environments in the medical field. From a physician’s private practice to urgent care clinics, skilled medical assistants are needed to help intake patients, record patient histories, take vital signs, and more. Here’s where you can look for work after graduating from a medical assistant training program.

Health care management is the management of health care systems, hospitals, other medical facilities, and even entire hospital networks. Those who work in the role are responsible for making sure different departments run smoothly, qualified employees are hired, and specific goals are reached. But is it the right career for you? Here’s what you should know.

While many states don’t require formal education in dog grooming to start working, grooming school can help you gain the foundational skills that can prepare you for the everyday on-the-job tasks. Education in the field can also give your resume a boost and help you stand out to employers and clients when applying for open pet grooming positions. Here’s what you need to know about pet grooming school before getting started.

A physical therapy aide is someone who supports the physical therapists and therapist assistants to help patients recovering from injuries and illnesses regain movement and manage pain. If you want to start an entry-level career in the healthcare field that allows you to help others, becoming a physical therapy aide could be the perfect job for you. Here’s what they do and how to become one.

Helping others in a healthcare setting sounds like your dream job. Whether that means measuring vital signs, setting up appointments, or updating patient medical records, playing a vital role in making sure someone gets the care they need is rewarding work. But what skills do you need to learn and what should you have on your resume to get your foot in the door as a medical assistant? Here’s what you should know.