Let’s be honest – company mantras and mission statements are a dime a dozen. Unless we believe the words crafted on a page, they’re just rhetoric. So, who believes in being “vision driven, cause connected and passionate about opportunity and obligation?” One answer: Netsmart Chief Medical Officer Ian Chuang. Continue reading Bringing The Healing Power of Dance to Youth in Psychiatric Treatment
Week 8 is here, signifying that the end is near. It feels like it came in no time at all! The end of the internship represents many things: the end of summer, a return to the coursework of college, a close to our learning experience at Netsmart.
As a woman, I am thankful to live in a day and age where my career options are less limited than they were for my mother and grandmother. Continue reading Week 8: Netsmart Women’s Leadership Tea
Now that the gnomes are starting to receive homes with the welcoming associates of Netsmart, the rest of the garden animals are trying to get in the action! Out of the goodness of their hearts, the FUTURES and EveryDayMatters are looking to find a home for The Chicken. Continue reading Bok, bok… The Chicken is coming!
With only three weeks left in the FUTURES program, it seems like the past seven weeks have flown by. Along with having a blast participating in Netsmart and FUTURE activities, discussed in previous blogs, we have been hard at work planning, filming, and finalizing our strut presentation video. Continue reading Week 7: Planning and Filming and Finalizing, Oh My!
It’s the end of week six and I can’t believe how fast the summer is flying by. For the Avatar consultants, this has been our first week out of training. Continue reading Week 6: Summer is Flying By – Stephanie Hughes
Since arriving at Netsmart the consultants have been through 3-5 weeks of extensive training in our solutions, database management and reporting concepts. We were excited to finally finish training and do some real work. My time in TIER this week has been dedicated to real work. Continue reading Week 6: Time For Some “Real Work” – Jason Kor
