Is it really hard with this ecomony to find a administration/cutomer/patient service job at a hospital?
Mr.Dave asked:
My only hospital experience consists of 150 hours of volunteer work in patient transport and general hospital patient/guest service.
I took an online class on medical terminology
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS •Three years of patient care/service and customer service experience in a large hospital setting •Four years experience as an office assistant •Bachelors degree from the University of Pittsburgh anticipated in December of 2009 (History) •MS Office expertise •Completion of intensive Medical Terminology Course
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One Response to “Is it really hard with this ecomony to find a administration/cutomer/patient service job at a hospital?”
I am a registered nurse at a hospital in Greater Atlanta. I am not sure of all of the openings, but I do know that there are at least 20 or so administration-type jobs available right now. With your qualifications I am sure you could definitely get a job in hospital administration, considering most of them only require a high school education. Depending on where you’re located, you may have to make a commute to a larger hospital if there are not many openings at a community hospital, but who knows, there are usually always openings in administration.
Good Luck!!