Have you ever wondered what’s the difference between a Registered Nurse (RN) and a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)? While both positions support and promote the care of their patients, there are many differences that distinguish one job from the other.
After long clinical hours and studying hundreds of flash cards labeled with medical terms, you’ve finally accomplished graduating nursing school. While you’re excited to celebrate this accomplishment, there’s still one last hurdle to overcome before getting your first nursing job. That hurdle? The National Council Licensure Examination, or better known as the NCLEX.
Earning a D1.1 Certificate is a professional benchmark that anyone planning to enter the welding industry needs to meet. This tells potential employers that the certificate holder has been properly trained and has the work experience to become a qualified and capable member of their welding staff.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) has been providing students at 2-year colleges with opportunities to earn scholarships, develop their leadership skills, and give back to their respective communities for nearly 100 years.
Beginning in Fall 2018, students will be able to take part in Hocking College’s new welding certification program at Hocking College’s Logan Educational Site. Aside from learning valuable skills that will help them break into this lucrative industry, students will be able to enjoy the benefits of working in a state-of-the-art Lincoln Welding Lab.
In today's world, we hear far too often about companies or businesses being hacked or falling victim to a data breach. As companies begin to do more and more business online, it's no wonder why cybersecurity is a booming field and a career students should consider getting into.
In today's society, computer assisted coding (CAC) systems are changing the way the health information management industry utilizes medical coding. But what exactly is computer assisted coding and how does it work?
Students planning to enroll in Hocking College’s new Welding program have the opportunity to obtain the skills and hands-on training they need to successfully become a part of this thriving industry.
Nowadays the job market becomes more and more competitive every passing second. This puts the pressure on job seekers to do whatever they can to set themselves apart from their competition. But what can a recent college graduate do to make themselves stand out in a virtual sea of job applicants? The easiest ways they can accomplish this is by obtaining a specific, job-related certification.
National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, which begins today and runs through Saturday, April 28, is a time when the medical community recognizes the contributions pathologists and laboratory professionals make to the healthcare industry.
