April 2, 2009
Online EMR Advertising and EMR Job Listings
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It seems like it’s becoming a monthly occurrence where I welcome new advertisers to EMR and HIPAA. I hope that trend continues. Considering the interest in EMR and EHR software, advertising those EHR companies online is becoming more and more important.
So, I’d like to welcome two wonderful new advertisers to EMR and HIPAA.
- EMR Jobs – Not much need for explanation here. The people behind this EHR/EMR/HIT job board are really laser focused on being the best EMR and EHR job board out there. Lots of people currently looking for EMR jobs so go check out their EMR job listings.
- Medscribbler EHR – This is a really unique company that can do some amazing things with a tablet PC and their EHR software. Check them out to see what I mean.
Thanks again for advertising on EMR and HIPAA and please check them out to see what they have to offer you. If you’re interested in advertising your EHR company, consulting company, healthcare law firm, billing company, etc, then you can find more details on the Advertise EMR and HIPAA page.
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There is no need to use the public money from the stimulus plan to give 1/3 of their salaries to agencies that add no value. We have the technology to simply post the jobs and let consultants bid for them.