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As you may know, the PharmD opens doors to more than 100 different careers! In the story below, we highlight three alumni who have used their PharmDs to pursue three unique career paths. https://hubs.li/Q02QMbWk0

The transformation of Emory University’s undergraduate career services took a huge step this summer with the June hiring of Amanda Long as assistant vice provost for career and professional development. As head of career and professional development (CPD) at the Pathways Center, Long has already begun to expand online workshops, career coaching and other opportunities that allow students to envision meaningful and rewarding careers that will let them make a difference in the world. ➡️ Pathways Center expands opportunities for students: https://lnkd.in/ez6Us_Kf #emoryuniversity #emory #careerguidance

💉 From Struggles to Success: Larry Trotman’s Journey with CIHE 🙌 This year tested Larry Trotman in unimaginable ways. After losing his best friend, facing job loss, and confronting past traumas, he made a life-changing decision: to join The Cultural Institute of Health and Education’s (CIHE) Phlebotomy Program. Here’s Larry’s inspiring testimonial: “Joining the phlebotomy program was one of the best decisions I’ve made this year. Despite the intense six-week program and the hurdles I faced, I gained valuable skills and a renewed sense of determination to succeed. The hands-on training and support from the professors made all the difference. I’m proud to begin this exciting new career path.” Larry’s story is a powerful reminder that resilience, determination, and the courage to embrace change can lead to incredible transformations. 🌟 ✨ Ready to take your first step toward a rewarding career? 💻 Stay tuned for details on our next cohort starting January 2025! #PhlebotomySuccess #CIHEPhlebotomy #StudentTestimonial #CareerChange #Resilience #FreshStart

Dissertation done, graduation booked… now what? Careers adviser, Paul Mitchell from Futures joins me to tackle the big question(s); how do you decide what to do with your life? What's more important, money or happiness? What are good ways to get work experience? and more. #careeradvice #careerdevelopment

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PART 1: Embarking on the journey of university, I’ve come to understand that while “A picture speaks a thousands words”, it often fails to capture the depth of our experiences. Behind the seemingly serene graduation photos lie tales of the countless hours of studying, moments of doubts trying to be good enough, the hustle and bustle, and many drops of blood, sweat and tears. These past four years was filled with challenges and triumphs, where time seemed to both fly by and stand still. Yet amidst the chaos of trying to balance academic and life’s demands, hard work and perseverance remained constant companions, guiding me through every hurdle and leading me to this moment of achievement. 🎓 This year marks the beginning of working towards a goal of mine that I’ve long envisioned during my undergraduate years. Equally a very exciting and nerve-wrecking adventure. I’ve embarked on pursuing my Masters degree in Clinical Pharmacy at UWC as an academic intern. Standing on the brink of walking into the unknown, feeling like I don’t know a thing and don’t know what lies ahead and my confidence a lottle ( yes- this was intensionally miss-spelled because the word “little” doesn’t resonate with my feeling, but I still want to stay positive 🤪) stirred. Yet I remind myself that every journey starts with a single step. And so, here I am, ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities that awaits. 💡 One thing I definitely can say for certain is that I’ve encountered some surprising elements that I never expected. They’ve been both unimaginable and simultaneous mind-blowing, providing me with exposure to experiences I would have never fathomed receiving. 👀 👉 See the following post for part ✌️

📣 UO ALUMNI: ENROLLMENT CLOSES TOMMOROW, ARIL 8th! Knowing that it's time for a career change can be scary. Venturing into the unknown to seek growth is daunting, but you're not alone! Our fourth UO Alumni Career Design Fellowship kicks off April 13. Led by the team at Mission Collaborative and designed for mid to advanced career professionals, this virtual, 30-day, cohort-based program is perfect if you're: ✔ Unsure about a future in your current career. ✔ Feeling bored, burned out, under-appreciated, or not using your strengths at work. ✔ Wondering how your skills and experience translate to other career paths. ✔ Transitioning to a new phase of life and want to reinvent your career. Registration closes April 8. Read testimonials from past participants and register at https://lnkd.in/gn-WAZrM Join a supportive community of Ducks and get clarity on what's next for your career.

Are you currently on the job hunt? About to start searching? Considering a return to your roots? There may be more out there than you know! Hear what Dr. Dan Phillips, MVP's Director of University Engagement, has to say about not limiting yourself geographically when you look for your first job. "We’ve learned that home is more than a location. It’s the people, communities, families, and friends that you incorporate into your life no matter the physical distance. An amazing mentor of mine once said to me, “There is no one that advocates better for your personal, professional, and financial goals than yourself.” If the resources, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities you desire don’t exist at home, then you may be limiting yourself professionally by choosing to return to a location that you know in your heart can’t help you achieve your goals. My wife and I always thought that we’d start our lives, family, and career back home in North Carolina, but at the time of graduating, the best opportunities for our goals were in Chicago. As our professional network expanded, additional doors and opportunities continued to open here in Chicagoland. The life-changing mentors we found here gave us the opportunity to reach a level of professional achievement, personal happiness, and financial freedom that, honestly, we never dreamed was possible for ourselves. The best opportunities can be close by, but sometimes, it's somewhere completely unexpected. We return home to Raleigh at least 2 to 3 times a year, and it will forever feel like home for us when we bring our daughter there. Still, we are grateful that we made a choice not to inadvertently limit ourselves and the opportunities for our family by folding to the allure of home. My encouragement to you as you start to think about the next phases of your career is simple: think about your dreams for yourself and your family, then bravely pursue the best opportunities to make those dreams a reality. Sometimes, that may mean exploring opportunities beyond your hometown." Allow our team of dedicated Regional Medical Ambassadors help you find the ideal hospital and location tailored to your goals. Schedule a call today: https://bit.ly/3UoFSdd #MissionVetPartners #VetSchool #VeterinaryMedicine #VetStudents #VetMedCareers

Gary Flowers, CIO at Year Up United, is driving an inspiring mission to transform career opportunities for young adults. By championing lifelong learning, he’s helping them develop critical skills to thrive in an ever-changing workforce and secure sustainable, impactful careers. How has lifelong learning influenced your career journey?

Shining a spotlight on the importance of relatable role models in education, and how you can build a sustainable pipeline for your learners.