St. Francis Health, LLC, Columbus, Georgia

Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, New Jersey

Gallagher MSA Executive Search, California

BJC HealthCare, Belleville, Illinois

Children's Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana

UVA Health System, Charlottesville, Virginia

Seven Oaks Women's Center, San Antonio, Texas

Franciscan Physician Network, Munster, Indiana

CHRISTUS Health, Irving, Texas

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, California

Communication is essential for the smooth running of a business whether it is between colleagues, with a client or with customers. With technology creating a multitude of different ways to communicate these days, it can sometimes complicate things, create conflict and cause road blocks. This guide will help you effectively communicate in the workplace.

When it comes to health care jobs, there are plenty of opportunities at teaching hospitals; and as demand for talented health care workers continues to grow, the demand at these institutions should follow. Teaching hospitals are responsible for setting the agenda for the rest of the health care industry, and by working at this type of health center, you will reap some serious career benefits.

The health care industry, bolstered by the nation's hospitals and health systems, added 36,800 jobs in January. While January’s figures show that hospitals and outpatient clinics still have an appetite for hiring, health care's employment tally remained steady from the end of 2015 at 15.34 million people.

A recent international study surveyed more than 500 business leaders and asked them what sets great employees apart. The researchers wanted to know why some people are more successful than others at work, and the answers were surprising: leaders chose "personality" as the leading reason. The problem is leaders don’t always understand what this ephemeral quality refers to.