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those working in healthcare- bobs, lawren, kac, etc
So I think I want to make a career change. I've been thinking about it for a while, job shadowed, researched degree programs, etc. I've applied to several office jobs (registrar, etc) to perhaps get my foot in the door, and to work in a health care setting while I am waiting to begin school and hopefully while I take some prereq's. I am not really having any luck, one because most of these things you just have to apply on the website, so it just gets pushed aside, and two, I have no prior related experience. I'm trying to play up my customer service, admin. office skills, and project management, but I just wondered if any of you might have some pointers as to how to jump into this field from something very different? I plan on taking med. terminology and other prereq's soon, but until then, I was wondering what I could change on my resume?
Re: those working in healthcare- bobs, lawren, kac, etc
When I first glanced at this I thought it said Boobs. Teehee.
For me I got lucky, a lady that went to church with me was an office manager in a Doctors office and offered me a job. So a lot of it has to do with who you know. Where are do you live in again?
I'm really interested in medical imaging- I am considering the Cardiovascular Tech. program at cpcc, or a Radiology program. It stinks because I'll have to wait until 2011, but I plan on working and taking prereq's in the mean time.