Jessie Christie
Articles by Jessie Christie
Radiation Therapy: A Career That Multiplies Hope, If You Can Hack It
It has been estimated that half of all men and one-third of all women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lives. This is a terrifying statistic. However, cancer treatments are evolving and have begun tipping the scales towards survival, meaning “The Big C” is no longer a death sentence. Radiation therapy can be an important part of cancer treatment and, as a profession, is one of the most emotionally trying, yet personally satisfying, positions in health care. Gain first-hand insight into radiation therapy careers from Jayne Belanger, clinical coordinator of radiation therapy for The Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre.
Social Media Careers Offer Potential Beyond Dull Facebook Updates
If the idea of spending your 9-to-5 workday interacting on websites such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube seems absurd, it might be in your best interest to start wrapping your head around the fact that social media is more than just a haven for obsessed FarmVille fans—it’s also a viable and exciting career option. Big businesses, from Ford to Whole Foods Market have realized the potential of using social media sites to connect to their customers in ways that weren’t even imaginable just a few short years ago. Find out what social media mogul and New York Times bestselling author Joel Comm has to say about the social media phenomenon, and learn what it takes to succeed in this booming new career field!
How to design your career future in golf
Not everyone can become a golf professional, getting whisked around the world to follow the PGA Tour. However, where there’s a will, there’s a way to the greens! Chris Cochran of Nicklaus Designs, one of the largest golf course design companies in the world, spills tips and advice on how to become a golf course designer — combining your design skill with your love of the sport in order to design golf courses that satisfy your creative drive while challenging the drive of golfers!
How to Choose the Right Nursing Career
You're compassionate. You're caring. You know you want a career that lets you make a positive impact on the lives of others. And you're pretty sure that it's got to be nursing. But there are a number of different kinds of positions within the nursing field, each requiring specific training. So choosing the best path can be downright difficult if you don't understand your options. Your first step should be to learn what each nursing career entails.
Top Five Reasons to Choose a Vocational Education
Colleges. Universities. Trade schools. If you're as confused as most people about all the different post-secondary options, you're probably more fit for a padded cell than a classroom right about now. The good thing is you're not alone. But knowing that doesn't make it any easier to narrow down the path you should follow.
How to Work with Animals Without Being a Veterinarian
Like most people who've held down any kind of job, you likely already have experience working with monkeys (of the human variety). And that's probably inspired you to find a career that lets you work with real animals instead. But when it comes to animal-related careers, many people immediately think of veterinarians. Being a veterinarian is a great option-if you can make the large investment of time-and money-necessary for becoming licensed. If not, just ask yourself what you enjoy doing most.
This Journalist is No Military Brat
Print journalism doesn’t seem like such a promising career option these days, given the closure of many of North America’s prominent community newspapers. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t people finding success and enjoyment in the profession. This young woman proves it.
How to Become an Event Planner
You're social and outgoing. You want to spend many of your days outside the office helping clients pull off the perfect event. You love organizing details-itinerary, location, décor, food and entertainment are all crucial. You may even have a particular niche you're thinking of specializing in. And the chance to work for yourself is too good to pass up. But, first, you need a simple plan of action.
Articles by Jessie Christie
