Pharmacy
« Previous EntriesPharmacist Phone Interview Tips
Monday, May 10th, 2010As more companies enlist phone interviews in their hiring process as a precursor for an onsite interview, Pharmacists seeking new opportunities must be prepared with their “own sales presentation”. That’s right! Your first or second phone interviews with a prospective employer, is in fact a sales presentation to them, and you are the [...]
Healthcare Scouts honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Friday, October 9th, 2009Healthcare Scouts honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Our prayers go out to those individuals and families affected by this disease, and we are proud of our company’s commitment to cancer research.
Breast cancer can be attributed to many factors, including age, genetics, obesity, and family history. Women who exercise regularly, maintain healthy diets, [...]
ASHP Survey Reveals Impact of Economy on Hospital Pharmacy Services
Friday, April 24th, 2009A recent survey by the ASHP on of the Impact of the Current Economy on Pharmacy Services in Hospitals and Health Systems reports that “Pharmacy departments are being asked to do more with less while they still have to meet critical patient care needs to ensure safe and effective medication use,” said ASHP President [...]
Leveraging Return on Investment to Attract Top Talent and Reduce Fees
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009Although the economic slowdown has affected overall FTE’s in many Healthcare organizations, you can rest assured that this is only temporary and demand will soon outstrip supply for qualified licensed professionals. The latest survey by the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) sees personnel shortages as a top 5 concern for 2009. Many progressive and [...]
Cancer to be top killer by 2010
Monday, January 26th, 2009According to a report by the World Health Organization, cancer is expected to overtake heart disease as the world’s top killer by 2010. The number of global cancer deaths is projected to increase 45% by 2030. The aging population is one reason for the dramatic increase. At Healthcare Scouts, aging population diseases such as cancer [...]
My take on the 43rd ASHP in Orlando Florida
Friday, December 19th, 2008After attending the 43rd Annual ASHP conference in Orlando, it became apparent to me that what once was good enough, in the future will not be. To be competitive and position you for long term career growth and advancement, you need a specialized concentration and be willing to invest in your education. The value [...]
Almost Hired?
Thursday, December 11th, 2008A recent article in the Wall Street Journal posted by an ex executive with CitiGroup hit home as we see more and more job seekers show frustration in their search for new opportunities. Despite all the layoffs we hear about there are still companies who are hiring! Now more then ever companies can be extremely [...]
“Elizabeth Edwards has blue eyes and likes tomato sandwiches” - ASHP 2008
Wednesday, December 10th, 2008The 2008 ASHP conference in Orlando Florida was kicked off in tremendous form by keynote speaker Elizabeth Edwards. The address was a reminder to us all, that we “are headed down the same path, just at different speeds”. Elizabeth presented a keynote that was down to earth, honest, and filled with passion for the healthcare [...]
Healthcare Scouts Talent
Monday, November 3rd, 2008Healthcare Scouts prides itself on providing clients exceptional talent and in helping candidates explore and discover opportunities that match their talents and skills. As a retention based firm we understand the importance of recognition and highlighting the skills of our exceptional team. From time to time we will highlight members of our team in a [...]
Healthcare Scouts honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Wednesday, October 8th, 2008Healthcare Scouts honors National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Our prayers go out to those individuals and families affected by this disease, and we are proud of our company’s commitment to cancer research.
Breast cancer can be attributed to many factors, including age, genetics, obesity, and family history. Women who exercise regularly, maintain healthy diets, [...]