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Is Becoming a Pharmacy Tech the Right Career Path For Me? 5 Questions to Help You Decide

Posted by PCC Institute for Health Professionals on April 17, 2017

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.

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Topics: Healthcare, Entry Level Healthcare Careers, Pharmacy Technician

How Onsite Healthcare Training Can Save You Money and Time

Posted by PCC Institute for Health Professionals on April 13, 2017

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.

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Topics: Healthcare

10 Questions to Answer Before Purchasing Digital Marketing for Your Business

Posted by PCC Small Business Development Center on April 11, 2017

Digital marketing is a fact of life in the business world today. The term refers to any type of marketing done online, including your website and social media, and brings with it the advantage of enabling marketers to track and analyze the success of campaigns to understand what’s working and what isn’t. Before you invest in digital marketing for your business, however, consider these 10 questions.

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Topics: Small Business, Growing a Business

Meet Your Instructor: Torie Scott, MA, MLibr

Posted by PCC Institute for Health Professionals on April 11, 2017

Torie Scott, MA, MLibr is an instructor in Foundations of Clinical Research. She teaches the session Quality Research and Library Science.

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Topics: Healthcare, Meet the IHP Team, Clinical Research

Meet Your Instructor: Mark Schuster

Posted by PCC Institute for Health Professionals on April 06, 2017

Mark Schuster is an instructor in Foundations of Clinical Research. He teaches several sessions including: Introduction and History, Federal, State & Institutional Policies: Laws & Regulations, Regulatory Submission and Review Process, and Regulatory Documentation & Reporting.

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Topics: Healthcare, Meet the IHP Team, Clinical Research

5 Skills Artists and Creatives Need to Learn to Run an Effective Business

Posted by PCC Small Business Development Center on April 03, 2017

As an artist, writer, design or creative entrepreneur, you have the skills to create great work, but do you have the business skills to get great work? When starting your own creative business, you will need to do some digging into business topics and getting to know your market. Though it might take some trial and error, by doing your homework, you can run an effective business.

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Topics: Small Business, Solopreneurship, Encore Entrepreneurship, Starting a Business, Growing a Business

Business Profile: The Green Schoolhouse

Posted by PCC Small Business Development Center on March 31, 2017

Lauren Rosenstein is the owner of The Green Schoolhouse. Lauren tells her story of working with the PCC Small Business Development Center below.

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Topics: Small Business, Business Profiles

Meet Your Instructor: Pat Eshleman, RN, BSN, CCRC

Posted by PCC Institute for Health Professionals on March 30, 2017

Pat Eshleman, RN, BSN, CCRC is an instructor in Foundations of Clinical Research. She teaches the research, recruitment, and preparation of study participants.

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Topics: Healthcare, Meet the IHP Team, Clinical Research

10 Common Mistakes with Restaurant Start Ups That You Shouldn’t Make

Posted by Leslie Hildula on March 30, 2017

Starting a restaurant has many working parts all moving simultaneously, and if left unattended, could cause speed bumps in your start up process and success. Choosing the correct location (and getting the proper permitting), managing food and beverage inventory, and handling the employees, are just a few of the moving parts.

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Topics: Small Business, Starting a Business, Food, Restaurants

Meet Your Instructor: Interior Design/Space Planning Expert

Posted by PCC Small Business Development Center on March 28, 2017

Sam F. Taylor, IV, A.S.I.D. is a guest instructor in Restaurant Business Builders in the session "Designing Your Restaurant and Kitchen," in which he will be sharing his expertise of over 35 years in designing and planning spaces in the hospitality industry. 

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Topics: Small Business, Meet the SBDC Team, Starting a Business, Food, Restaurants

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