7 Easy Self-Care Tips for 12-hour Nursing Shifts
Prioritizing Yourself as a Healthcare Professional
6 Benefits of Extending Your Travel Nursing Assignment
Travel Nurses Go Through Seasons Too
4 Tips for Explaining Gaps in Your Healthcare Resume
Rise in Employment History Gaps
Are you about to apply for a new job in healthcare, but unsure how to address the gaps in your resume? There’s no..
Travel Nursing: What’s Changed (and Hasn’t Changed) Since COVID-19
Considerations for Travel Nurses After a Global Pandemic
In the wake of the global pandemic, demand has surged for qualified travel nurses to fill..
13 Tips and Tools for Virtual Speech Therapy Sessions
The Pivot to Telehealth for Speech Language Pathologists
It’s no secret: The world continues to migrate to virtual applications more and more each..
If you are a medical professional or you’re considering becoming one, the job market will continue to thrive, because there will always be a need in..
Virtual Interviews: Tips for Healthcare Professionals
Virtual interviews have always been an advantageous way to interview for allied health travel contracts or permanent placement positions in other..
How to Continue Your Education While Travel Nursing
Your education as a travel nurse doesn’t stop once you’ve finished school. In fact, any career in nursing is coupled with a lifelong learning..
For a lot of travel nurses, maintaining a consistent and healthy lifestyle can be a daunting task. When your job requires you to put others first..
Respiratory Therapists: Champions in the COVID-19 Fight
Just a few months ago, most people were unfamiliar with what respiratory therapists (RRTs) do and how they are responsible for providing lifesaving..
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Communication Styles in Healthcare
Working in healthcare, chances are you were gifted with strong communication skills, or like me, you have had to work on strengthening at least one..
4 Reasons to Choose Diverse or Niche Clinical Rotations
If you are lucky enough to have some input on where you go for your clinical rotations, you may be tempted to choose the basics: outpatient ortho,..
Everyone experiences stress at their job at some point or another—travel nurses included.
On top of your daily pressures as an RN, as a traveling..
I Took The Wrong Physical Therapy Job: What I learned
You’ve successfully aced all your exams, passed your practicals, completed your clinicals, and rocked the NPTE- congratulations! You are now a..
New service places qualified healthcare professionals in contract opportunities nationally
Manchester, NH— July 1, 2020— CoreMedical Group is proud..
Are you interested in travel nursing? Does the idea of working independently in a dynamic environment while also making a big impact on your patients..
Stretching in Physical Therapy: Problem or Solution?
Of late, there has been an exponential surge in online healthcare content; lifestyle/health coaches, clinicians, and many professionals are trending..
Why Patients are Falling for Physical Therapy
As physical therapists, we are familiar with treating multiple musculoskeletal impairments, ranging from neck pain to back pain to joint injuries...
*Blog originally published on 6/30/20 and updated on 4/23/21
CoreMedical Group is proud to announce that we have been named #7 out of over 300..
When Your Patients Aren’t Your Peers: Communicating with Older Adults as a New Physical Therapist
The exams are behind you - time for new challenges
Social Media Management as a Physical Therapy Student
Social media…..we are all engaged in it on a daily basis. Whether you are on it for casual viewing, or you are using it to promote your business or..
How Covid 19 is Affecting Physical Therapy Schools
This is part three of a series on how COVID-19 is affecting physical therapy. Part one addresses outpatient physical therapy. Part two addresses..
6 Ways to Maximize Your Commute to the Clinic
A long commute can add unnecessary stress to your day, arising from traffic delays and distracted drivers; however, if used efficiently, this extra..
I remember my first year in the Navy as a military police officer. We had just been trained in tactics, protocols, and procedures for enforcing..
Did you ever wonder how health insurance became an entity? Well, it’s quite interesting, the first health insurance offered was actually called..
I was first exposed to the world of pelvic health as a curious first year physical therapy student when I attended a lecture about pelvic floor..
The NPTE and COVID-19
Spring 2020 created many surprises, life events, and dreams deferred all in the form of a virus. If you are a new physical therapy graduate, you..
Perspective and Positivity for the DPT Class of 2020
It might not seem like it right now, but we are not the first people for whom everything has not gone to plan. I understand that not everyone is in..
Travel nursing jobs come with many exciting and wonderful experiences but can also produce some hang-ups. One issue you may face is sleep disruption...
With so many nurses and healthcare workers jumping into action to minimize the effects of Covid-19, communities have been looking for ways to give..
Why the World Needs More Respiratory Therapists
The term respiratory therapist has been popping up in the news now more than ever before. This leaves many people wondering what an RRT is? A..
“Just as we rose to the occasion during the polio epidemic, I believe we have another watershed moment at our doorstep to help rehabilitate a world..
As we are all aware, we are in the midst of a crazy crisis called COVID-19. Throughout the past few weeks, all PT programs across the nation have..
CoreMedical Group's Response to COVID-19
To all our healthcare colleagues: We are committed to helping you all navigate the challenges facing all of us. It is our hope that the information..
9 Tips to Treat Pregnant Patients in the Orthopedic Setting
Treating pregnant patients as an orthopedic physical therapist might seem overwhelming at times.
I practice in a private, outpatient orthopedic..
Travel OT Lacey Shares Her Unexpected Love Story
Many healthcare providers decide to embark on a career in travel nursing or travel therapy. Experiencing different cities, cultures, and adventures..
How COVID-19 is Affecting Hospital Physical Therapy
This is part two of a series on how COVID-19 is affecting physical therapy. Part one addresses outpatient physical therapy. This article is about..
Decluttering Tips to Make Your Next Move Effortless
Considering becoming a travel nurse or therapist, but not sure how you will ever stay organized? All it takes is a little bit of decluttering and..
Being a physical therapist for a sports team organization is a highly sought-after position. Many prospective therapists have dreams of working with..
My Story Of Working With Preferred Healthcare Staffing
My name is Linda Chu, and I am an occupational therapist working with Preferred Healthcare Staffing. I wanted to share my story. I hope that I’ll be..
How COVID-19 is Affecting Outpatient Physical Therapy
With cases of COVID-19 increasing rapidly throughout the world, physical therapists in outpatient facilities have had to adapt quickly to changes in..
10 Ways to be an Excellent Clinical Instructor
As a physical therapist, being a clinical instructor can be one of the most rewarding things you do in a field filled with rewarding experiences...
Physical therapy is having an identity crisis.
As the COVID - 19 pandemic rapidly evolves, this article will be updated accordingly
CoreMedical Group Invites Staff to “Choose Your Own Charity” for Q1 2020 Fundraising Efforts
In a “choose-your-own-adventure” style of charitable giving, CoreMedical Group invited each employee to donate time or money to any 501(c)(3)..
4 Reasons Why OTs Excel as Healthcare Writers
We may also assume habilitative roles, meaning we teach people these foundational skills to assist in independent living. Task analysis allows OTs..
Paying Off Terminal Degree Loans Outside of PT Academia
There is an overwhelming feeling among the field of physical therapy academia that a wave of well respected and seasoned veteran professors are..
Top 5 Legal Pitfalls to Avoid as a Private Practice OT
However, there is a reason that our graduate-level courses typically include an introductory level healthcare administration class, along with..
I was first exposed to the world of pelvic health as a curious first year physical therapy student when I attended a lecture about pelvic floor..
Working as a travel nurse means that you typically don't stay in the same place for very long, making many people believe that this career path is..
How to Hire an Occupational Therapist in Rural America
However, therapy practices, healthcare facilities, and schools within rural settings may struggle to find occupational therapists who are willing to..
What Nurses Want: How to Recruit During the Nursing Shortage
As the nursing shortage continues to affect the healthcare field in many states, remedies for the situation are becoming available. Yet, hiring a..
Occupational Therapy Staffing Issues in 2020
Growth
Healthcare is one of the most hands-on professions in the modern world, with no shortage of job settings and job security. However, the..
This is hardly the first blog post or book written about the topic of specialization and generalization. In the physical therapy world, it’s a hot..
Occupational Therapy and Hospice: Connecting with Death
Frame of reference
As an OT working in hospice, I have the privilege of thinking about death in a different way. In school, brief clinical..
Technology is changing the way we do things. If you haven’t already done so, chances are you’ll soon be choosing to take an Uber to your Airbnb..
You may be starting on your path as a nurse practitioner, or you’re in search of what specialty you may want to pursue. If you’re considering the..
A Complete Guide to Home Health Occupational Therapy
Organization
As a home health OT, one will not have the flexibility to run to the equipment room, storage closet, or office to print copies of home..
When to Refer to a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist
The All – Important Subjective History
Where OTs Are Looking For Jobs: A Comparison of OT Job Boards
Occupational therapy is a unique healthcare field with a wide range of specialities and settings. Finding the right candidate can seem daunting...
The Jobseeker's Konmari Method: A Different Way to Choose the Right Job
In her book, Marie Kondo explained that you organize your house by section. For instance, start with your clothes, take them all out of your closet,..
With spring comes new adventures! If you’re on the lookout for your next travel RN location or travel therapy destination, this list will help the..
How to use the STarT Back Screening tool for low back pain
Low back pain has such a broad scope of symptoms and stigmas attached to it, that it can become confusing to any therapist trying to determine what..
Occupational Therapy and Total Knee Replacements
When facing knee replacement surgery, many clients aren't sure what to expect. While they're looking forward to reducing the extensive pain they've..
The Pros and Cons of Being a Physical Therapy Clinical Director
When I was in high school, I wanted to be a sports columnist. I loved sports, I loved writing; in theory, it seemed like a natural progression. So I..
Resume Building - Soft Skills for Travel Nurses and Therapists
As a travel allied health or nursing professional, you have lots of skills that you can highlight on your resume. You may have certification in a..
Interdisciplinary Communication for Occupational Therapists
One thing that occupational therapists in any setting have in common is their interactions with other healthcare disciplines. There are many other..
How Money Is Exposing Your “Passion” for PT
“How do you rationalize becoming a physical therapist with the amount of student debt you will have post-graduation?”
Best Ways to Stay Connected as a Locum Tenens Professional
As a travel physician assistant, finding a consistent time to stay up to date on current events happening in the world can be difficult. Having easy..
Excitement, anxiousness, and concern are all things that you may be feeling if you have decided to relocate for a permanent placement. Your move may..
The Pros and Cons of an Accelerated Hybrid Physical Therapy Program
2-year accelerated Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs are paving the way for pre-physical therapy students to realize their dreams of..
Have you been a practicing clinician for a few years? Are you starting to get an itch to move on from your current career to something different? Do..
Career Advancement: How Your Permanent Placement Healthcare Staffing Company Can Help
If you have been considering seeking advancement in your nursing career, this year may be the perfect time to start looking! While beginning a search..
Healthcare Trends That Will Impact Nurses in 2020
With the new year approaching, experts are talking about what top healthcare trends to expect in 2020. Working as healthcare professionals brings..
Standardized Assessment in the School Setting
Nervous about conducting a good evaluation or reevaluation? Maybe you’re unsure about where to start, or maybe you just have no idea how (or when)..
Becoming a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
As you continue on in your career as a physical therapist, you way you practice will shift. Over time, you will rely less on modalities and manual..
The Mission, Vision, and Purpose of Preferred Healthcare
In the CovalentCareers 2019 Physical Therapist Report, we surveyed 1,496 PTs and students and learned that the most important elements of an..
A Day in the Life at ProActive PT
How did you end up working at ProActive PT after graduating?
My name is Katie Keller, PT, DPT, and I started at ProActive PT in 2017, as a new..
Online Security Tips to Keep Your Digital Footprint Safe
As a travel allied health or nursing professional, using your laptop and phone is an integral part of how you stay connected. However, your devices..
CoreMedical Group is celebrating twenty successful years of healthcare staffing by giving back! To commemorate the 20th-anniversary celebration, Core..
How to Transition from Contract PT to Business Owner
How did you get into contract work?
My first job out of school in 1998 was a travel position about 3 hours from my hometown. It was a 13-week..
Beating the Symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder
As a traveling healthcare professional, your location during the winter can influence your health and daily lifestyle. Seasonal Affective Disorder ..
Health Insurance Tips for Locum Tenens Professionals
Becoming a locum tenens physician provides the opportunity to have more freedom in your schedule, practice in diverse settings, and learn from a..
10 Creative Physical Therapy Inservice Ideas
Presenting an inservice can be a stressful experience for many physical therapists—even the most knowledgeable and outgoing. Aside from glossophobia..
The Guide to Outpatient Occupational Therapy
The term “outpatient clinic” usually refers to those clinics which treat orthopedic diagnoses and post-operative procedures. Outpatient clinic can..
A Guide to Becoming a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist
According to the CDC, more than 795,000 people suffer from a stroke every year in the US. The CDC also reports that strokes are a leading cause of..
How to Maximize Your Commute as a Physical Therapist
Picture this: you’re driving down the highway on a Monday morning. Your coffee is nice and fresh, you got some good rest after a long weekend,..
How to Ace the OCS Exam
Congratulations on taking the next step in your career and taking the orthopedic clinical specialist (OCS) exam. Gaining a certified clinical..
All About Fusion Medical Staffing’s Travel Mentorship Program
A good mentor can be a major catalyst when it comes to achieving career happiness, developing skills, and gaining confidence as a new physical..
Life as a Travel SLP
Travel the country for work? That sounds too good to be true! But it’s not just a dream; it can be a reality for you. As a traveling SLP, you get to..
As professionals in the physical therapy industry, it is important to continue to stay current and passionate about our careers. One of the ways..
We recently reached out to our audience of physical therapists to learn what resources you wanted most, and many of the responses we received had to..
AAC Device Use and Training in the School Setting
Augmentative-alternative communication (AAC) is a quickly growing field. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) across all settings are finding..
CoreMedical Group Named to 2019 SIA List of Largest Staffing Firms
CoreMedical Group is thrilled to announce that we've been named as one of the Largest Staffing Firms in the U.S. in 2019 by Staffing Industry..
The Ultimate Guide to Mental Health and OT
Mental health settings can often be viewed as intimidating or dangerous by therapists, especially those who have no prior experience in the area...
Top Physical Therapy CPT Codes - Plus Printable Reference Sheet
Current procedural terminology (CPT) codes are used to designate services provided by healthcare professionals. We physical therapists receive..
It’s time to take your education and experience as an allied health professional and head out on the open road! If you’re ready to try traveling,..
Should I Transition from RN to NP?
Are you deciding whether to transition from a Registered Nurse (RN) to a Nurse Practitioner (NP)? You should be aware of what this kind of nursing..
When is it Time to Fire Your OT?
Is it time to fire your occupational therapist? A good occupational therapist has the potential to be the lifeblood of your facility’s healthcare..
7 Questions PT Interviewees Really Want to Ask
As the employer, you want to attract and hire the best physical therapists out there. In the ever-changing healthcare industry, it's challenging to..
On the Value of the APTA and State Associations — Free Webinar
Physical therapy is in the middle of dramatic changes to the profession. Between the rise of alternative practice models and top-down changes to..
How to Hire an OT Who Won't Quit After a Week
There is nothing more frustrating than spending significant time, money, and resources to hire a new employee, only for them to quit after one week...
Getting Started as an SLP-A Supervisor
Have you been asked to supervise an SLP Assistant (SLP-A) for the first time? If you’re anything like I was, you’re probably super nervous about the..
4 Things Your Professors Don't Teach You in Grad School - Mental Strategies
Many new grads get overwhelmed easily. I know I did. I had a fancy degree that gave me a few letters behind my name and I felt like I was suddenly..
The Ultimate Guide to Marketing Your Physical Therapy Practice
For physical therapists, practice marketing can be a hassle. For one thing, unless you live in a state with direct access, patient marketing doesn't..
Interview Questions to Ask an OT
We are all familiar with the standard interview questions, most of which lack creativity and do not require unique answers. Many candidates have..
Evaluation and Assessment for AAC with School-Aged Children
Augmentative-alternative communication (AAC) is a quickly growing field. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) across all settings are finding..
The 8 Minute Rule and Medicare: Your Guide to Physical Therapy Billing
The ability to navigate the rehabilitation billing practices and procedures of the federally regulated Centers of Medicare and Medicaid services..
Every physical therapist knows that telehealth is changing the healthcare industry.
It's no secret that technology is driving the evolution of..
CoreMedical Group Maintains Title as Best Company to Work For
*Blog originally published on 9/16/19 and updated on 4/23/21For the second year in a row, CoreMedical Group had been named to the Best Companies to..
Occupational Therapy and Speech-Generating Devices
So many of the children we as occupational therapists (OTs) work with have special communication needs. At a very young age, children are what we..
5 Ways to Entice New Grad PT Students to Work for You
Graduating from PT School can be a relieving yet stressful time. For the graduate, there is a mixture of different emotions. You feel anxiety about..
An OT’s Quick Guide to Total Shoulder Replacements
Also known as Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (TSA), shoulder replacements are an effective procedure used to treat the severe pain and stiffness that..
High Octane Marketing: The Key to Real Practice Freedom—Free Webinar
Watch our webinar with Dr. Jamey Schrier, PT about the potential and pitfalls of PT practice marketing!
While private practice ownership is the..
Six Ways to Promote Self-Advocacy in School-Aged Children
As a therapist working with children who range from preschool age to young adults, I started to notice a link between how my clients were feeling..
How Mentorship can Change Your Occupational Therapy Career
Being a new graduate in any field can be scary, especially when you are an occupational therapist. Most desk jobs just don’t carry the..
5 Signs it's Time to Refer Your Patient
Physical therapy is truly a union of science, art and emotion where the intention to do good is fueled by a knowledgeable mind, a caring heart, and..
Some of the best travel nursing jobs are in locations which you may have never realized are available. With contracts in every state across the..
Treating Clients with Joint Replacement
Joint replacement surgery can help clients return to occupations that caused them a great deal of pain for many months or years. Although recovering..
What It’s Like Working at Redbud Physical Therapy
I first started working at Redbud Physical Therapy in February 2018.
I was looking for a fresh start and a place that might offer a better fit for..
How to Not Feel Like You're Living Out of a Suitcase
One of the appeals of travel nursing is the opportunity to see and explore different parts of the country. Moving every 13 weeks is exciting for most..
How Can Occupational Therapy Help Children with ADHD?
Children with ADHD have difficulties with tasks requiring focus and concentration. They have trouble paying attention and remembering things. They..
Among physical therapists, there is a tendency to move into a niche and specialize. Some PTs seem to fall in love with a particular physical therapy..
What It's Like Working at Physical Therapy Central
I’ve been a physical therapist working at Physical Therapy Central now for a little over 2 years, but I’ve been with the company for 7 years total.
..
In our recent survey of physical therapists, we found that the number-one goal of the majority of practice owners is to grow their practice...
CoreMedical Group Supports Nonprofit Fueled By Kids
For our Q3 CoreCares Charity Initiative, CoreMedical Group is proud to partner with a fantastic, local nonprofit called Fueled By Kids. The goal of..
If you’re a traveling physical therapist, you know that one of the worst parts of traveling is applying for a new license every time you change..
Creating Career Defining Opportunities as an SLP Student
Oftentimes, being an SLP student seems like a career in and of itself. However, once graduation hits, some find themselves wishing they had been..
Building a Niche Practice and the Future of Personalized Physical Therapy - Free Webinar
On Tuesday, August 20th, we sat down with Dr. Frank Benedetto, PT, DPT, CSCS, SCS, OCS to discuss personalized care and the future of physical..
Physical Therapy for Blocked Milk Ducts?
What does physical therapy have to do with blocked milk ducts? I’ve spoken to a number of physical therapy friends about this topic, and I’m..
One of the hottest topics in healthcare is a focus on productivity. As health care professionals we need to understand the financial and legal..
Where do patients come from? It may seem like a funny question to ask. But if you think about it, it’s a very important question, especially for..
Physical Therapy Advertising on Facebook
We sat down with Dr. Will Boyd, PT, DPT to discuss why—and importantly, how—PTs can use Facebook ads to..
10 Ways to Survive the First Day of PT School
CONGRATULATIONS! You’ve been accepted to PT school. All those long hours, prerequisites, and work you have put in have been worth it. You start..
100% of Your PT Patients Will Die
Attention grabbing titles sometimes have a bit of truth to them. This article is about taking a little pressure off yourself. Sometimes as PTs we..
The 2019 Physical Therapist Report
Earlier this year, CovalentCareers conducted a survey of 1,496 physical therapists and physical therapy students. We asked questions that uncovered..
A Guide to Travel Therapist Licensure
With each state introducing different guidelines, travel therapy licensure can feel tricky. However, the process of obtaining one or multiple..
Utilizing Strength & Conditioning Principles In Your Physical Therapy Practice - Free Webinar
Learn how to add strength and conditioning principles to your physical therapy practice
On July 31st, I sat down with Michael Masi, PT, DPT, OCS,..
5 Tips for School SLPs Looking for Work-life Balance
Are you feeling like your job is taking over your life as a new speech-language pathologist? Drowning in IEP deadlines? Struggling to juggle it all?..
What is Obstetric Physical Therapy?
When I was in PT school, I worked as a PT tech in a small community hospital in my hometown. One summer we got a last-minute referral sent over by..
5 Things You Should Know When Treating a Type 1 Diabetic
Diabetes is one of those conditions you learn about at length in your DPT programs. This is for good reason! In 2015, it was reported that more than..
Promoting Executive Function in the School Setting
School-based speech-language pathologists provide services to diverse populations with a wide range of disabilities. Our role is to treat students’..
The State of the PT Industry - Part 1
The climate of the healthcare industry is evolving. The last seven to ten years have seen massive, industry-wide changes to the technologies used..
Trauma-informed Care in Occupational Therapy
We've all seen it in a patient’s medical history: the mention of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or a history of trauma. When you see a new..
The following is meant to serve as a guide to help new graduates of physical therapy obtain the proper information to successfully complete the..
The following is meant to serve as a guide to help practicing physical therapists and physical therapy assistants successfully complete the..
CoreMedical Group Supports the New Hampshire SPCA
Here at CoreMedical Group, we love our fur babies, so it makes sense that for our second quarter CoreCares Charity Initiative, the staff voted to..
The moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here! Your OT school journey is officially over, and your OT career is finally beginning. All your..
Employment Contracts for Physical Therapists
A physical therapist employment contract may sound like a simple enough document, but it’s crucial. It clarifies expectations for both..
The following is meant to serve as a guide to help practicing occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants to obtain information..
The Basics of Vestibular Therapy
During my first internship, and before I learned much of anything about the vestibular system in school, I was introduced to the mystical world of..
On Tuesday, June 13th, I was live on YouTube with Engelbert De Vera, PT to discuss how new grads and practice owners can start their own home health..
With the APTA and the Veterans Affairs (VA) officially announcing their partnership in December of 2018, now is as good a time as any to consider..
The CovalentCareers Physical Therapy Resume Workshop
Looking to polish your physical therapy resume, but not sure where to start?
On June 13th, we held a workshop to walk new grads and experienced PTs..
Bringing on a new occupational therapist means understanding and describing the ins and outs of the industry and your specific position in a way..
PT and Telehealth with Rob Vining, PT, MSPT
Are you interested in telehealth and physical therapy? Watch the replay of our June 5th webinar with Rob Vining, PT, MSPT of PTLive and..
If you're ready to bring on a new physical therapist, the first place to start is with drafting a clear and enticing job description. What do you..
Ten Tips for Working with Students with Hearing Loss
Due to the all-encompassing nature of hearing impairment, treating the needs of individuals with hearing loss can seem daunting. While you’re tasked..
Living on the Road: Travel PT in an RV
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a travel physical therapist but fear losing your sense of stability? Well, that was me and Drew a little over a..
5 Ways to Speak with Your Pediatric Patients
One of the first things I remember learning in PT school about the pediatric population is that children are not just small adults. Their minds and..
How to Deal with Abusive Patients as a New Grad PT
"Some things cannot be taught; they must be experienced. You never learn the most valuable lessons in life until you go through your own journey.”..
5 Types of Apps You Need if You Are a Travel Nurse
We all seem to be so attached to our phones, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. As a travel nurse or other healthcare professional, it’s so..
The Ultimate Interview Guide for New Grad SLPs
Congratulations! You’ve finished your graduate school program and are now venturing into the real world of professional speech-language pathology...
5 Things Your Patients Won't Tell You
As New Grad PTs, we often get caught up in what we “should do” and “need to do.” Getting wrapped up in our own mind can cause us to forget what the..
Spanish Speakers and Speech-Language Pathology
As a future speech-language pathologist, I am well aware (and incredibly excited to know) that..
Professional development options vary significantly across careers, and continuing education remains an ongoing requirement for both traveling nurses..
A morning in the life
5:15am
Alarm goes off, you shuffle your way to the shower, completing your ADLs with your eyes closed, mind elsewhere: Did Dr...
Waiting Tables Made Me a Better PT
When someone tells you that they're a waiter, your first thought probably isn’t “Wow, they must be an awesome physical therapist,” but you may be..
Top Speech-Language Pathology Certifications
Have you been thinking of further specializing your speech pathology practice? An SLP’s scope of practice is very large, and if you want to focus on..
*Blog originally published on 5/8/19 and updated on 5/17/21CoreMedical Group selected the Boston Children’s Hospital as the recipient of our first..
Maintaining a Code of Ethics in a SNF
According to Markkula Center for Applied Ethics (2010), ethics is defined based on well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what..
What is Applied Behavioral Analysis?
If you are working in a pediatric setting with children with autism, it’s likely that your clients also..
There’s a lot of fun to be had in the location-hopping lifestyle of travel nursing. It can be exhilarating packing up the car and heading to the next..
10 Things You Didn't Learn in SLP Grad School
Finally, after all the stress, anxiety, and money, it’s time to graduate. You have the enthusiasm and knowledge, and you are ready. Carpe diem! But..
The Impact of Regenerative Medicine on Physical Therapy
A recent trial use of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) on a man named Roy Palmer in England has resulted in restoring his ability to..
As a traveling locum tenens physician, cooking and eating healthy meals is often not a top priority. Luckily, cooking does not have to be as..
OT Advocacy: Inside and Outside of the Clinic
Advocacy is a staple in OT because we are trained to advocate for our patients in all areas of their lives. We can train them to advocate for their..
Medical Marijuana and PT: A High Level Overview
Over the past twenty years, marijuana has been progressively legalized for medicinal and/or recreational purposes across the United States. Because..
10 Assessment Tips for Evaluating Students with CCN
Evaluating the speech and language skills of any individual is no easy task, but it can appear even more daunting if the person has complex..
Recruiter Spotlight Series: Permanent Placement
Introducing Brendan Smith! Brendan is a Recruiter in our Permanent Placement Division who began his career at CoreMedical Group as an intern. After..
Occupation-Based Intervention in SNFs
Occupational therapists working in skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) often have limited time with patients in a busy rehab gym. As a new grad trying..
With the steady rise of interest in personal health and wellness, holistic medicine has become increasingly popular among patients seeking a more..
What You Missed at AOTA 2019
We had members of the CovalentCareers team all over AOTA 2019! We gathered highlights from both practicing and future OTs to see what their favorite..
Running Your Own Speech-Language Pathology Business
We sat down with two clinical speech pathologists to hear all about the ins and outs of running your own speech pathology business! We covered the..
Truthfully, being an independent contractor was something I excluded from my job search for a while as a new grad, but after living in a condensed..
Multi-State Licensing for Traveling OT and PT Professionals
Travel occupational therapy is an appealing career move for allied health professionals. As an OT or PT, you can travel the country on 3-month..
Dry Needling vs. Acupuncture
Dry needling (DN) is one of the most hotly debated topics in physical therapy. It doesn’t take more than a quick look at any medical forum or..
Being a traveling RN or a locum tenens physician can be an incredibly exciting way to see the country. While on the road for your travel nursing..
Therapeutic Gaming and the Xbox Adaptive Controller
Gaming is a multi-billion dollar industry and a highly valued occupation by many current and future OT clients, and there are endless benefits to ..
7 Time Management Tips for Home Health SLPs
When I discovered home health, making the switch was easy. I was given a flexible schedule and hours, and I got the opportunity to self-manage. What..