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Talking about per diem work is my first ever topic for a guest post!
That’s right. And I actually found it pretty enjoyable to write more towards a target audience.
I’ve tried to make my blog pretty inclusive, not writing content that speaks specifically to pharmacists.
I was given the opportunity to write a guest post (maybe more) for Alex Barker over at TheHappyPharmD.com. This gave me the opportunity to get a little more focused for pharmacists, while still focusing on topics of finance, work, and work life balance.
Topic: Per Diem Employment
Though focused on pharmacists, there is still plenty of good info there for anyone seeking professional work, especially if you may be having a hard time finding a situation that works great for you. With per diem work, you can potentially tailor thinks to fit your needs and wants, especially if you are somewhat flexible on how often you actually need income.
I also forget to mention in the original article that for many per diem jobs, you get extra cash in lieu of benefits, often from 5-10% higher than the standard wage for a benefitted employee!
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And now, for the post:
https://www.thehappypharmd.com/want-a-pharmacy-job-become-the-answer-to-a-companys-problem/
Let me know what you think!
Regina is That Frugal Pharmacist. She’s a PharmD, mother to a son with cancer, breadwinning wife, personal finance enthusiast, artist, writer, and entrepreneur. Regina’s single-income household has been debt-free, including her home, since she was 28 years old.
Her money approach is “holistic financial health.” She encourages mindful spending, awareness of the non-monetary costs of choices, and aligning personal values with money habits. Regina sees a frugal lifestyle and mindset as an important part of environmental stewardship. As such she’s interested in ongoing efforts towards self-sufficiency and sustainability.