Each May is World Trade Month, which makes now the perfect time to explore the role global trade plays in the economy. Given 95% of the world’s population and 75% of consumers reside outside the US, global trade is responsible for a significant number of jobs as well as business stability and growth. This isn’t restricted to major corporations either; small businesses actually have a lot to gain from exporting. Today’s post will highlight some of the reasons and the ways Oregon small businesses can get involved.
How the State of Oregon is Impacted by Global Trade
Topics: Small Business, Global Trade, Growing a Business
How to Proactively Identify and Remedy the Most Common Workplace Pressures
Considering the average person spends over 70 percent of their time in the workplace, experiencing consistent stress at the place of employment can lead to gradual unhappiness and seep into other parts of one’s life. In this article, we will explore how to identify workplace pressures and cope with workplace stress.
Topics: Professional Development, Management
Jackie Peterson is Leading the Way in Encore Entrepreneurship
What is encore entrepreneurship?
If you haven’t heard of it yet, you will soon. Encore entrepreneurship is on the rise!
Topics: Small Business, Encore Entrepreneurship
Meet Your Instructor: Rachel Sautter, BS, MPH, CCRP
Rachel Sautter, BS, MPH, CCRP is an instructor in Foundations of Clinical Research. She teaches understanding protocols, defining and collecting data, monitoring, auditing & close-out, subject interactions, and study procedures.
Topics: Healthcare, Meet the IHP Team, Clinical Research
Meet Your Instructor: Ryan Brown, BSc (Hons), MPH, PCP, FRSPH
Ryan Brown, BSc (Hons), MPH, PCP, FRSPH is an instructor in Foundations of Clinical Research. He teaches study team roles & responsibilities, quality control and assurance, project management, study operations, and data management & analysis.
Topics: Healthcare, Meet the IHP Team, Clinical Research
Improve Your People Skills with Interpersonal Neurobiology
As social creatures, we rely on relationships for love, comfort and even professional success. Strong people skills in the workplace can improve relationships with your supervisors, coworkers, and clients, leading to better job performance and recognition. However, developing these skills takes intentional thought and work; experience alone is not enough to help you build the kind of quality relationships that lead to success.
Topics: Professional Development, Healthcare, Interpersonal Neurobiology
The Ins and Outs of Being a Clinical Researcher
Updated Dec. 30, 2021.
When you hear the term, “clinical research,” you might picture a lab filled with microscopes and samples. You might even envision researchers in white lab coats, working alone with many technical instruments around them.
Topics: Healthcare, Clinical Research, institute for health professionals
The Difference Between Managers and Coaches
Being on a high performance team feels great. Everybody wants to succeed and feel like they bring value to a job. Most would agree the characteristics of a team’s leader determine, in large part, whether or not the team functions and performs well. Leaders who know how to coach rather than just manage have an advantage and will find developing high performance teams easier.
Topics: Professional Development, Management
Is Becoming a Pharmacy Tech the Right Career Path For Me? 5 Questions to Help You Decide
Pharmacy technicians perform an important role in pharmacies across the country. Working under a pharmacist’s direction, pharmacy technicians help fill prescription orders, communicate with insurers and patients and perform a wide range of tasks that help people get the medicine they need for better health.
Topics: Healthcare, Entry Level Healthcare Careers, Pharmacy Technician
How Onsite Healthcare Training Can Save You Money and Time
In your healthcare organization, many members of your staff, from nurses to physicians, medical technicians to nursing aides, have to maintain their licenses and credentials through continuing education. Continuing education and additional training helps your staff stay up-to-date on the latest standards and practices, allowing them to provide quality care to all of your patients.
Topics: Healthcare