Department: On the Job

Striving for perfection? Julie Fuimano suggests something better.

You can have a life on night shift.

Remember: those embarrassing moments from your past rarely remain there.

We've all had to do it. Cortney Davis has her own strategy.

Cynthia Piccolo investigates licensing bodies to learn about the crazy things people do to have their licenses revoked. Her discovery? Some stories are really eye-opening.

Witnessing unnecessary pain and death and not being able to help is overwhelming for every healthcare worker. Bonnie Jarvis-Lowe, a nurse, recalls one of those times, when all she could do was ask "Why?"

Fostering self-care at a nurse-run clinic in north Philadelphia.

With so many sources of online health information, it's a wonder that anyone ever visits a doctor anymore.

"Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true!"

Are you the best employee, always giving 110%? Well, surprise – you're the most likely candidate for burnout.

All employers are not made equal. A little research could mean the difference between doing a job and loving a job.

You know all those certificates, degrees, cards, documents, and licenses we have?

Make sure the door doesn't slam shut behind you when you leave your job.