#hospital jobs

[jobsforhospital1]

jobsforhospital.com offers a wide range of job postings from executive roles to higher management.

It also provides resources to help job seekers find the right job for them,  job search  With its easy-to-use search engine jobsforhospital.com is an online job board that specializes in connecting healthcare professionals with employers in the healthcare industry, job seekers can quickly find the right job for them. jobsforhospital.com is the perfect

resource for healthcare professionals looking to advance their career.The medical field is one of the most important and valuable industries in the world. Not only does it provide essential services to keep us healthy, but it also offers employment prospects that can lead to fulfilling careers, long-term financial stability, and a sense of satisfaction from helping others. But if you’re looking for a job in the hospital setting, then you’re probably wondering what

 opportunities are available. Fortunately, there are a variety of options depending on your skillset and experience. jobsforhospital.com , we’ll cover some of the most common jobs for hospitals and how you can go about finding them.

There are many different types of jobs that you can find in a hospital. Here are some examples:

-Nurses

-Doctors

-Surgeons

-Physicians

-Pharmacists

-Therapists

-Dentists

Each position has its own set of responsibilities, but all positions work together to provide care for patients.

[tabletjobs]

TabletJobs.com is your exclusive destination for hospital job opportunities. Register easily and discover jobs in nursing, hospital administration, and more. With advanced search filters, instant job alerts, and a one-click application process, finding your dream job has never been easier. Whether you're a fresh graduate or an experienced professional, TabletJobs.com connects you with the best hospital jobs tailored to your skills and preferences.

[f1tzpleasure]

this might be a little too niche to get any votes, but im curious-

[jobsnotices]

Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital Vacancy 2081 for Anesthesiologist, Pathologist and Radiation Oncologist

Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital Vacancy 2081 for Anesthesiologist, Pathologist and Radiation Oncologist. A notice regarding the following vacancies at Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital was published on 2081/04/25 with a deadline of 7 days. Please be informed that the application deadline for these positions has been extended until 2081/05/07. JOB VACANCY  Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital Vacancy 2081 for…

[healthcare-career-groove]

Explore an international range of opportunities in hospital jobs. From frontline healthcare roles like nursing and clinical support to administrative positions in finance and human assets, hospitals offer diverse career paths.

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[sweatynisha]

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[inkskinned]

"don't make it political!" .... what proportion of death and suffering must occur before politics are involved. if this isn't political, what is even the point of any politics, ever. of democracy. the words are "by the people for the people." if i am going to be left alone by my elected representatives to "figure it out" - to undergo damage, hardship, fear. what the fuck did i elect them for. what was their job. the entire point is that they handle this shit. this is why we were supposed to be electing leaders.

poverty is political. misogyny is political. gun control is political. climate change is political. how much aid a community gets is political. what the fuck are you talking about. it's been political this whole fucking time.

[neil-gaiman]

A lovely article, but it gives me much too much credit. A Companion to Owls was written by my brilliant GO2 co-writer John Finnemore.

[pixlokita]

I was crying from pain at the emergency room and the nurses were bitching about me not dying so they couldn’t help right away even if I kept passing out and had been there for a long time, this sweet old Russian lady who was also admitted since earlier stood up and walked next to me and kept comforting me and asking how I was holding up, she kept checking in on me and being so sweet and going around asking if everyone was doing ok or just distracting family members of patients with nice conversations. She called out the doctors and nurses for not caring, she sat next to me and kept making sure I was ok and then gave me her phone number when she got discharged so I’d follow up with her. Honestly my day coulda been hell today but this one lady made it so bearable it’s not going to be remembered as a bad horrible traumatizing time, I got to meet an actual angel and I’m so happy about it.

[deadtower]

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[itsjaywalkers]

half yours (and half unsure)

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“We fight all the time,” Regulus retorts, like that’s all the argument he needs. “And you told me you and Lily barely fight.” A furrow appears between James’ brows. “I don’t see what that has to do with us.” “Us,” Regulus repeats, rolling the word around, checking how it tastes in his tongue. James cocks his head to the right, and leans forward slightly, until their noses touch. “I like that.” “What? The word?” James inquires with a teasing grin. “What it implies,” Regulus corrects him softly. “The fact that you speak as if there’s an actual ‘us’.”

[eliounora]

there's a position available at my dream employer and it's just the kind of job I have experience for and my degree is perfect for it and I'm terrified to apply because if I'm not chosen even for an interview I may lose all hope

[jobsnotices]

Mustang Hospital Vacancy 2081 for Various Health Positions

Mustang Hospital Vacancy 2081 for Various Health Positions: Medical Officer, Medical Recorder, Staff Nurse, Health Assistant, Physiotherapist Officer. Government of Gandaki Province, Ministry of Social Development and Health, Health Directorate, Mustang Hospital, Jomsom, Mustang, Nepal Notice Regarding Recruitment. JOB OPPORTUNITY  Mustang Hospital Vacancy 2081 for Medical Officer, Medical…

[healthcare-career-groove]

Our clinic positions offer exciting employment options in hospital jobs. Join a vibrant group dedicated to creating a difference in the lives of sufferers each day, with responsibilities starting from nursing and scientific help to administrative roles. Explore numerous opportunities and begin your course to a profitable healthcare career today.

[aurumacadicus]

Listen, Steve is grateful he gets to work at a Stark-funded hospital. He is. Not only is the prestige of working there even for a year going to carry him through his entire career, but if he stays for five years, the Maria Stark Foundation will pay off all of his student loans. Their clientele are people typically in poverty and he loves that he can help the less fortunate. It's all he ever wanted to do after watching his single mother scrimp and save as a nurse just to make sure they had a roof over their heads. He would never do anything to jeopardize his position or the reputation of the hospital.

"That custodian is going to be the reason you're fired," Natasha declares, and both Clint and Bucky spin from their nursing charts just in time to watch Steve almost fall over as he attempts to get one more glimpse of Tony's ass as he pushes his cart, whistling, toward the elevator. "Is this your way of getting out of the gala? Getting shit-canned the day before?"

"Are you going to tattle on me to Dr. Potts?" Steve asks her bluntly.

Natasha says nothing for several minutes, mulling the idea over in her head. Finally, though, she mutters, "I guess you're better than Hammer. He actually put his hands on Tony."

Steve doesn't know how to respond, because he'd only gotten his position after Dr. Hammer had groped Tony one too many times (apparently Tony had never reported it? It had actually been one of the nurses) and got fired for it. Again, he's grateful for the position, but he knows other doctors would shank him for the opportunity. He's just looking, but maybe he shouldn't look? Tony isn't a piece of meat. He's a respected member of the hospital staff.

Tony stops and bends over to pick up a piece of garbage on the floor, and even Natasha whimpers as his pants lovingly cup each of his cheeks.

Luckily, they're saved by one of the PR interns coming out of a hospital room and chirping, "Are you going to the gala tomorrow, Mr. Tony?"

"Peter how many times do I have to tell you," Tony begins, sighing, then shakes his head. "Yes, my mother is finally forcing me to show up for the gala."

Steve does a minute fist pump, and Bucky immediately drags him into a noogie that makes him squawk about his hair in probably the most unattractive manner possible.

--

"Gala" is probably too fancy a term for it. Unlike the Foundation galas, where the Stark family squeezes donations from the other wealthy elite for all they muster, this is more of a get-together between other hospitals to compare notes. Women are in cocktail dresses and the men are a healthy mix of suits and slacks-and-polos. The only people really decked out in formal wear are those with the foundation.

Steve is trying to be very casual as he keeps an eye out for Tony. He hasn't seen him yet, but he's hoping to ask Tony for at least one dance. Dr. Potts had said Tony liked to dance when he'd been talking with her and Natasha at the start of the gala. (She'd made really deliberate eye contact with him when she'd said so, too, so Steve figures she at least approves of him??? Even if she also kind of scares him.)

"Oh my God," Bruce whispers, wine dripping down his chin. He's gone ashen.

Steve and Thor turn to see what he's looking at, and Steve immediately understands. He feels as if he's just been simultaneously punched in the gut and head.

Because Mrs. Stark has finally arrived at her gala, dressed to the nines and yet somehow making everyone feel at ease in their own clothes. She's being escorted by a handsome man in a tuxedo.

The man looks a lot like Tony from the custodial department. But Mrs. Stark keeps loudly and proudly announcing that he's her son.

"I'm so fired," Steve whispers, voice cracking, as Bucky finally steps up beside him and claps him on the shoulder.

[sexhaver]

definitely one of the most difficult moments of my professional career was when i was doing tech support for [REDACTED]'s automated biomed research lab and like. hang on lemme greentext this

>tell them i can fix this issue in half an hour with a remote support session (aka Teamviewer)

>"you want to... control our computers???? over the internet????? like some kind of HACKER???????"

>their IT submits my request to upper management and after two weeks they reluctantly allow me to get remote access to their systems

>by logging into a virtual machine using a 20-digit password and then using a specific program inside of that virtual machine

>while sharing my screen with someone from their IT team the entire time

>finally get remote access to the PC with the issue

>go to open log files to start troubleshooting

>ERROR: User does not have read permissions.

>what the fuck

>ask their IT guy why it's saying that

>"...because we don't want you looking at our stuff, duh?"

>take deep breath before calmly explaining that i need to open files in order to fix their problem

>IT guy submits my request to upper management

>after another week i go through the whole process again but can actually open the log file this time

>cool, it's exactly the issue i thought it was and i know exactly how to solve it

>open the relevant settings file, change a single number, hit Save

>ERROR: User does not have write permissions.

>what the FUCK

>ask IT guy how i'm supposed to fix their system if i can't change literally anything on it

>takes 20 minutes of arguing to get him to admit that maybe i need write access

>he submits the request to upper management

>a week goes by

>upper management denies it

>says i can just verbally tell the IT guy on the call what to type and he'll do it for me

>deep breaths. deep breaths.

>start third remote session

>go to open the relevant .log file in notepad, which isn't the default program it opens with for some reason

>they fucking disabled right clicking

>[REDACTED] has a $118 billion market cap btw

>manage to walk the IT guy through using the command line (which he had never seen before and was scared of) to edit the relevant file

>three weeks go by

>new support ticket in my inbox

>"why didn't your fix fix this completely unrelated issue?"

>they still won't give me write access

>VP of [REDACTED] yells at me in our weekly meeting for taking so long to fix a third unrelated issue they never submitted a ticket for and is also not actually an "issue" but an intended feature of our software that they don't like

>i went to college for this