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Professional Networking

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PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING 2

Professional Networking

Introduction

In the current healthcare environment, networking is an essential tool for several reasons.

Also, networking only works when done correctly. Otherwise, it may backfire. Networking

allows healthcare administration professionals and people of other careers to meet other people

in their sectors as well as other industries and build relationships that help them rip the benefits

later. The process also allows people know organizations in their field and is therefore very

informative.

Role of Networking in Professional Life

Networking has several direct gains for healthcare administrators and other professionals.

One primary benefit is that networking helps people know other organizations that are in their

field of study. Knowing the available agencies is important because it may help a professional to

identify where to seek employment and what his organization and the other organization can get

from each other. Another benefit of networking is that it may directly help someone get a job.

Through the interactions with people in the profession, one may learn about vacancies that are

available (Coppin & Fisher, 2016). A person may also meet a superior in another organization

who seeks their skill and end up getting employed. Therefore, job seekers can gain a lot from

networking. Healthcare administrators can also learn about the new trends in healthcare.

Learning about the latest trends may assist them to practice by the new behaviors in the sector.

Finally, through networking, a person can learn the best practices in their area of practice.

Learning the best practices through interacting with the best in the business is vital in proving

delivery of services and management of healthcare.

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Running head: PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING Professional Networking Name Institution 1 PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING 2 Professional Networking Introduction In the current healthcare environment, networking is an essential tool for several reasons. Also, networking only works when done correctly. Otherwise, it may backfire. Networking allows healthcare administration professionals and people of other careers to meet other people in their sectors as well as other industries and build relationships that help them rip the benefits later. The process also allows people know organizations in their field and is therefore very informative. Role of Networking in Professional Life Networking has several direct gains for healthcare administrators and other professionals. One primary benefit is that networking helps people know other organizations that are in their field of study. Knowing the available agencies is important because it may help a professional to identify where to seek employment and what his organization and the other organization can get from each other. Another benefit of networking is that it may directly help someone get a job. Through the interactions with people in the profession, one may learn about vacancies that are available (Coppin & Fisher, 2016). A person may also meet a superior in another organization who seeks their skill and end up getting employed. Therefore, job seekers can gain a lot from networking. Healthcare administrators can also learn about the new tre ...
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