It’s fun to dream up your perfect vacation: imagine combing exotic landscapes and lounging in luxurious resorts when in reality, you’re busy at work. But turning these dreams into an actual trip takes a lot more than simply envisioning yourself relaxing on a sandy-white beach listening to the surf.

Working in the medical field takes a certain kind of person. The fast pace of a healthcare career means every day is different - and some personality traits make a candidate better suited to work in this ever-changing career market. While the following traits are not absolutely necessary, they will make day-to-day life easier for you if you are working as a medical office assistant.

Looking for a new job is both exciting and challenging, and finally landing an interview validates that your hard work is paying off. The type of questions you’ll be asked depend on the industry and position. The questions will also vary according to the corporate culture and the interviewer’s particular style. For those looking to begin work as a pharmacy technician, questions usually relate directly to the pharmaceutical industry and how well you work with others. Consider these likely questions to help prepare for a winning interview:

Choosing which college is right for you depends on an assortment of factors. Does the school offer your major? Do you like the teaching approach and class size? And, most importantly, does it fit in with your lifestyle? For many people, trying to squeeze in education around work, family, friends and other obligations has been a struggle. If you find yourself having trouble fitting it all in, online education may be for you.