Over the past few years, medical assisting has been emerging as one of the most rewarding careers in the healthcare industry. A medical assistant is a right-hand man or woman to an acting physician or nurse. Essentially, they help to make it easier for physicians and nurses while at the same time taking care of the patients. Medical assistants are entrusted with both administrative and clinical duties and helping patients whenever necessary. It’s a demanding job that involves a comprehensive set of responsibilities and duties. This means that they need to have a diverse skill set and they...
A new report from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has revealed the true extent of crime and its impact on businesses in the South West.
The report found that in the South West, almost a third (32%) of small firms have been the victim of a traditional crime such as theft, criminal damage and assault. Meanwhile around 23% of small firms in the region have been hit by some form of cybercrime including phishing, malware and data theft.
FSB is calling on the Government to tackle crime against small businesses as a priority and help to plug the £17 billion that is being...
Stuart Hogg says he’s relishing being thrown in at the deep end ahead of his Exeter Chiefs debut against Bath in the Gallagher Premiership tomorrow night (7:45pm).
Rob Baxter will thrust the Scottish international straight into the fray for his new club at The Rec, less than two weeks after he arrived in Devon from his exertions with the national side at the Rugby World Cup in Japan.
Having watched on from the sidelines as last season’s beaten Premiership finalists kicked off their season with a hard-fought win over Harlequins, the 27-year-old is one of five changes Baxter...
Devon's GripHero Ltd, the developer of the world’s first fuel nozzle-mounted hand-protection dispenser, has announced that it has succeeded in cutting hand-protection related plastic waste on forecourts by an average of 55%.
The news follows a detailed study of forecourts using GripHero’s dispensers to determine how they performed in comparison to conventional glove dispensers previously used at the same forecourts.
The research compared the average amount of hand-protection used with and without GripHero. This showed a 55% reduction due to GripHero’s ability to dispense...
As October half term looms, weary families will be jetting off for a well-deserved break. To take some of the stress out of travelling with kids and help travelling families prepare for their holiday, Netflights’ new Airport Review report has assessed major UK airports to identify which is the most – and the least – family-friendly.
Heathrow Airport is where families should head to for the best pre-flight experience, according to the findings of a new report. At 88%, the airport scored highest as both the best large airport and best airport overall for families on the move....
Rob Baxter has called for a greater focus from his Exeter Chiefs side this week, despite kicking off their Gallagher Premiership campaign with victory over Harlequins last Saturday.
Tomorrow, Devon's finest make the short trip to local rivals Bath, looking to build on what was a hard-fought triumph in their seasonal opener.
Jonny Hill's first half touchdown, combined with 17 points from the boot of fly-half Joe Simmonds, proved sufficient enough to see of the Londoners at Sandy Park. However, Director of Rugby Baxter is looking for another step up in standards from his...
Exeter Choral Society will shortly perform Karl Jenkins: “The Armed Man: A Mass For Peace” and Vivaldi’s “Gloria”. There will be an orchestral accompaniment of organ, brass and percussion. The conductor will be the choir’s Musical Director Laurence Blyth and the soloists will be Heloise West and Olivia Jane Gomez.
The concert will be held at the Southernhay United Reformed Church in Southernhay East in Exeter on Saturday 7th. December 2019 starting at 7: 30 p.m.
Tickets cost £12 each and this includes a free programme and refreshments. There is a concession for NUS students...
It’s no secret that nature is facing threats. Habitat loss is one of the reasons for declining species numbers. East Devon District Council’s Wild Exmouth team are working with the local community to increase space for nature, creating new homes for insects, birds and wildlife.
The Heritage Fund and local councils have funded My Patch for Nature in Exmouth, to help local people to make a change for nature in their gardens, allotments, or even window boxes.
From creating access for hedgehogs to building a bee mansion, making a pond for frogs and newts to planting a window...
Whether you’re planning on putting your home on the market very soon, or you just want to be sure that any home improvements you make now will be beneficial in the long run, there are plenty of ways you can increase the value figure on your property. These valuable home improvements also mean you can enjoy your efficient space even more, knowing you’ve made relevant updates that are beneficial for you and any future buyers.
