Tag Archives: IT

Concerned About Jobs in Your Community? What You Can Do To Help

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Dr. Kate Tulenko

Did you know that with nearly 9% unemployment we are importing tens of thousands of foreign born and foreign trained doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other health workers every year rather than training Americans to do these jobs.  Roughly 1.5 million … Continue reading →

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Labor Day Special: “Insourced” Featured on IntraHealth’s Website

Posted on August 30, 2012 by Dr. Kate Tulenko

In order to draw attention to the labor implications of the insourcing of foreign trained health workers, IntraHealth International has featured an article on “Insourced” on its website.  Foreign trained health workers are more likely to accept lower wages and unsafe working conditions (including … Continue reading →

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Health IT Workers in Short Supply

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Dr. Kate Tulenko

Health IT blogger Bobby Gladd has commented that as more hospitals and physicians in the US use electronic health records, the demand for health IT (HIT) workers is growing exponentially.  These workers are essential to keeping electronic records functioning so … Continue reading →

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