healthcare careers
Healthcare careers in demand
nursing
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All in a Day's Work: Tanya Nelson, Orthopedic Technologist at Regions Hospital in St. Paul
Q: What's a typical workday like for you?
Full story Full storyUpdated Apr. 20, 2011
- Huge Demand for Neonatal Nurse Practitioners
- Travel Nurses Stand at the Ready
- All in a Day's Work: Jill Wall, RN, BSN, an Infusion Nurse with Pediatric Home Service in Roseville
- All in a Day's Work: Gayle Rettner, a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist with Associated Anesthesiologists in St. Paul
- Jobs for New RNs
- All in a Day's Work: Pam Ruis, a Registered Public Health Nurse with Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency
laboratory technicians
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All in a Day's Work: Ian Young, a Histotechnologist in the Anatomic Pathology Department at Hennepin County Medical Center
Ian Young, a Histotechnologist in the Anatomic Pathology Department at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, talks about his job.
Full story Full storyUpdated Aug. 26, 2009
occupational and physical therapy
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Bridging the Gap
A new online program will prepare military physical therapy specialists for civilian practice.
Full story Full storyUpdated Aug. 18, 2010
physicians assistant
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All In A Day's Work: Courtney Smith, a certified Physician Assistant at the Park Nicollet Eagan Clinic
All In A Day's Work: Courtney Smith, a certified Physician Assistant at the Park Nicollet Eagan Clinic, talks about her work.
Full story Full storyUpdated Aug. 11, 2010
radiology technology
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Patient Safety Paramount For Radiation Therapists
Radiation therapists combine a lot of patient contact with technical savvy and teamwork to treat cancer and some noncancerous conditions. They work with radiation oncologists, physicists and dosimetrists to make sure patients receive the proper dosage of radiation on the exact location of each patient's body.
Full story Full storyUpdated Sep. 16, 2009
respiratory therapy
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Respiratory Therapy: Equipped For Care
Registered respiratory therapists (RRTs) deal with lots of complex equipment. As everyone with a computer or cell phone knows, electronic equipment keeps getting smaller and more portable. At the same time, it offers more functions and requires more technical savvy.
Full story Full storyUpdated Aug. 5, 2009
speech therapy
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Helping Kids with Feeding Problems
When an infant or older child has difficulty with feeding, the whole family is affected, and fearful parents aren't sure how to help. Speech-language pathologists work in teams with other professionals to help children with feeding disorders thrive by reducing their sensitivity to textures and teaching children how to chew and swallow.
Full story Full storyUpdated Sep. 8, 2010
additional careers
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Prevention, Treatment Help Addicts in Healthcare Industry
When a health care professional has an addiction, help may be as close as an employee assistance program or a residential treatment center. The state of Minnesota has a role as well.
Full story Full storyUpdated Apr. 27, 2011
- All in a Day's Work: Mickey Robbe, An Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist with the Minnesota Comprehensive Epilepsy Program
- Care Coordinators Help Keep Patients on Track
- Cutting Medication Errors
- Diversity Needed in Child Protection
- All in a Day's Work: Kelly Lockman, Surgical Technologist at St. John's Hospital in Maplewood
- All in a Day's Work: Timber Day, Teaching Assistant in Special Education at RiverEast Therapeutic School at Ames/Sheridan School in Saint Paul
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