How to Create a LinkedIn Profile: Q&A with Career Expert Donna Svei
This month we spoke with Donna Svei, a career search expert who specializes in helping job seekers improve their resumes […]
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Staying up until dawn to cram in some last-minute studying? Pulling an all-nighter before a big exam? Working late to
What health care professionals need to know about marathons
An increasing number of people in the United States are hoping to complete a marathon. Since 1990, the number of marathon
Study tips for aspiring medical assistants
As you near the end of your medical assisting program, it’s time to start studying for the certified medical assistant
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) – Invisible Scars
When we sense danger, we instinctually experience fear. Fear triggers our body to prepare to defend ourselves against or evade
My Starting Point – Chelsea Ruiz – First Day Nerves
So this is my third blog post; if you’ve read my previous blogs you’ll know that I’m studying Medical Assisting
My Starting Point – Chelsea Ruiz
Hello Carrington Flock, my name is Chelsea Ruiz and I’m excited to say that Carrington College is the Starting Point
Seven Reasons to Chill-Out
Attending classes at Carrington should be a fun experience, but it can also be stressful. We’re all different, and some
Student Spotlight – Meet Andero Anderson
Andero Anderson, age 56, is about to start his externship at Creekside Hospice in Las Vegas. Andero is close to
How medical students can influence the future of health care for depressed teens
Students interested in a career as a registered nurse or certified medical assistant should be prepared to encounter a wide variety
Women with mental disabilities have increased risk of abuse
A new study by the Women’s College Hospital in Toronto has revealed that women who suffer from mental disabilities are
Student Spotlight – Meet Kassandra Becerra
Kassandra Becerra, aged 21, is coming to the end of the Medical Assisting program at our Mesquite, TX, campus. Having