Career

August 11, 2020

Published by Meg Raiano on August 11, 2020

Presbyterian SeniorCare Network Hires New Chief Financial Officer

PRESBYTERIAN SENIORCARE NETWORK HIRES NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Todd R. Boslau On July 30, 2020, in Oakmont, PA, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network President and CEO, Paul Winkler, announced the hiring of a new Chief Financial Officer after completing a thorough four-month national search process. “We are thrilled to share that a […]

July 17, 2020

Published by Meg Raiano on July 17, 2020

Best of the Best

We are once again participating in a People’s Choice awards contest sponsored by the Observer-Reporter newspaper in Washington County – and we need your help to be nominated as the Best of the Best! Please take a moment and visit www.O-Rbest.com and nominate Presbyterian SeniorCare Network in the categories of […]

January 21, 2020

Published by Meg Raiano on January 21, 2020

4 LinkedIn Features to Power Your 2020 Job Search

They’ll help you learn about openings and pay and let you stand outBy Nancy Collamer If you’ve resolved to find a job in 2020, I think you’ll want to know about four features LinkedIn rolled out over the past two years that might help you land one. They’re available to […]

December 19, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on December 19, 2019

Understanding the “Why”

by Taylor McMahon, nurse navigator and educator, Oakmont campus I take my roles as nurse navigator and educator very seriously. I promote quality of life for our residents, and that comes in many variations, but mostly through early identification of individuals at the highest risk for readmission, those who need […]

December 3, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on December 3, 2019

Detective Work Serves as Bridge to Care

by Pam Policz, nurse navigator, Washington campus I am a detective. I get to dig deep to learn about each individual. I love learning about my patients and what they hope to get out of their stay with us. This is my dream job. I get to spend time with […]

October 30, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on October 30, 2019

My Second Act: Starting a Newsletter

Financial journalist Vera Gibbons on her risks and rewards launching itBy Kerry Hannon It’s 7 a.m., and, like clockwork, the Nonpolitical News digital newsletter lands in my email inbox. I’m a subscriber. After slogging through my daily morning news reading — mostly from national media outlets and my Twitter feed […]

September 17, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on September 17, 2019

Balancing Your Career and Your Aging Parents

Advice for women from “Working Daughter” author Liz O’DonnellBy Richard Eisenberg It often isn’t easy to balance holding down a paying job and being a part-time caregiver for a parent. In a new Home Instead survey of 1,100 employed people who also care for a parent or in-law, 59% felt […]