Job Search Exercise

Part I:

1.      Three articles focused on job searching.

Arms, D. (2014). How to land the job you want. Strategic Finance. 96 (9). 40-45. Retrieved from http://www.imanet.org/resources-publications/strategic-finance-magazine

Lopez, S.J. (2014) A good job is hard to find… Until students know what they do best. About Campus. 19 (1). 2-6. d.o.i. 10.1002/abe.21144

Weigl, M. & Muller, A. & Hornung, S. & Zacher, H. & Angerer, P. (2013). The moderating effects of job control and selection, optimization, and compensation strategies on the age-work ability relationship. Journal of Organizational Behavior. 34(5). 607-628. d.o.i. 10.1002/job.1810

2.      Four different online resources from the VL.

·         On the web site American College of Health Executives you can find a drop down menu that gives career resources and it gives you some publications to look at.

·         On the web site Healthcare Financial Management Association they also give you some publications to read and some information on careers.

·         On the American Medical Association web site they give you education information for some medical careers.

·         On Medical Group Management Association they show industry data such as survey reports.

Part II:

3.      Find three articles focused on job searching using google or bing.

Hardy, D. (2015). Five tips to stay focused on your job search. Retrieved from http://career-advice.monster.com/job-search/getting-started/job-search-time-management-tips/article.aspx

Hansen, R.S. (n.d.). 10 best job interview tips for job-seekers. Retrieved from http://www.quintcareers.com/job_interview_tips.html

Florentine, S. (2014, November 24). 11 job search mistakes that can kill your chances. Retrieved from http://www.cio.com/article/2851867/careers-staffing/11-job-search-mistakes-that-can-kill-your-chances.html

4.      Find four different web resources.

·         On Association of American Medical Colleges it gives you information for aspiring doctors, med students, applicants, and residents.

·         Explore Health Careers.org has national resources for health careers.

·         University of Oregon has a site they give you tips for writing resumes, cover letter, and tips for interviews.

·         On About Careers they give you tips for finding job and preparing you for job search and interviews.