Tag: healthcare recruitment

Effective time management tips for balancing work and life

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will have heard the phrase ‘healthy work-life balance’ being thrown around a LOT. Especially on LinkedIn. Its usage increased drastically following the Covid-19 pandemic, which shone a light on how much valuable time we spend at work versus with our family and friends. In this blog, we …

Becoming an occupational therapist

Ever considered a career in occupational therapy? In this blog, we share insight into everything you need to know, including educational requirements, routes to entry and registration protocols.   1. Educational requirements   Typically, you need a degree in occupational therapy approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). This is usually a three …

Essential tips for aspiring physiotherapists

Embarking on a career in physiotherapy is both rewarding and challenging. As a physiotherapist, you have the power to make a significant impact on the lives of your patients, helping them regain strength, mobility, and independence. To ensure a successful and fulfilling career, here are some essential tips for aspiring physiotherapists…   Continuous learning and …

Unlocking the power of LinkedIn

With over 800 million members, LinkedIn offers abundant networking opportunities for healthcare professionals. Building your network is essential for several reasons. Firstly, a larger network increases your visibility to potential employers and peers within the industry. Secondly, connecting with leaders in the field ensures you stay informed about the latest medical advancements and industry news. …

Rejection or redirection? What to do when your job search is unsuccessful

Whether familial, social, romantic or professional – rejection is always painful and can knock our self-esteem for six. Receiving multiple rejections during the job search can feel particularly brutal, especially when you’ve spent hours pouring passion onto the pages of a job application, met in return with a cold automated email.    Or worse, you …

The vital role of occupational therapy in social care

Did you know that occupational therapists are responsible for 35– 45% of local authority referrals despite only comprising of 2% of the workforce? In this blog, we take time to recognise and celebrate the significant role occupational therapists play in social care settings.  Enhancing independence Occupational therapists help individuals regain and maintain their ability to …

The dos and don’ts of following up after a job interview

There’s nothing worse than constantly refreshing your email after a job interview, eagerly awaiting the good news. While it can be frustrating waiting to hear back from your potential employer, it is important not to harass them for an answer – it might even ruin your chances of securing the role! In this blog, we …

3 tips for your first occupational therapy rotation

Congratulations! You’ve finished what felt like an eternity of studying and you’re gearing up to start your first role as a qualified occupational therapist. As the big day draws closer and closer; you’re starting to panic – what should you expect? Are you prepared for the first week? In this blog, Amaré Health discusses 3 …

5 essential skills for every speech and language therapist

Here are five essential skills you need to have under your belt in order to enjoy a successful career:  Empathy and patience Successful therapists are empathetic and patient, as progress can be slow, and clients may face frustration during therapy. It is also likely that you will encounter clients that have been through traumatic accidents …

NHS bands simplified

We all know the NHS pay bands refer to the different levels of pay that people who work for the NHS receive – but what does each band actually mean? In this blog, we offer an overview of the NHS bands in a way that is easy for healthcare newcomers to understand.  Band 2 This …

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