Reading, Pennsylvania. Unless you’re a native of the state, chances are you’ve never heard of this little city in the southeastern part of the state. Halfway between Philadelphia and the state capital of Harrisburg, the Pretzel City (known for its…
Let’s be honest, everyone and their mother has thought about moving to Denver, Colorado at some point in their lives. With breathtaking mountain views and some of the nicest people in America, it’s hard not to fantasize about moving there…
If you’ve been checking out this blog section, you’ve noticed by now that we’re closely examining towns and cities where SpecialtyCare is offering perfusionist positions. We want to do the work for you and give you the goods on what…
Parkersburg, WV, is a city for those who enjoy the great outdoors and a quaint community environment. It boasts a mild climate that is perfect for recreational activities and a below-average cost of living — as well as short commute…
As you may have already seen on sites like Glassdoor and Jobs.net, SpecialtyCare is growing at a crazy rate. Among other awesome locations, we currently have perfusionist positions open in sunny Visalia, California. Located in the San Joaquin Valley in…
Palm Springs, California. We’ve all seen glimpses of it on countless TV shows. A weekend getaway for the good people of Los Angeles (including most of the celebrities), Palm Springs is known for its booming shopping districts, great restaurants, beautiful…
5 Questions to Ask about Your Current Job Situation With perfusion services in high demand at hospitals around the country, it’s more important than ever to make sure you have access to the best opportunities for your professional growth. To…
Good news for those who want to enter the perfusion field: perfusionist schools/programs are relatively inexpensive compared to other medical career training. There are 17 CAAHEP-accredited perfusion education programs in the U.S. While some programs are in the $50,000 +…
If you’ve found your way to this article, then chances are you are at least somewhat interested in becoming a perfusionist. You may have already discovered that a simple “how-to” Google search on this subject gives you scattered results at…
It was a warm Summer night in July. Courtney Novello, a clinical perfusionist (and now clinical area manager with SpecialtyCare), entered the hospital for what she thought was going to be a slow Friday evening. During her 3-11 p.m. shift,…
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