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	What jobs can you get with an Associate's Degree in Health Services Administration? I just started college in September. I am going to school to get my Associate's Degree in Health Services Administration. I was just wondering what jobs I could get with it. Where would be the best place to get a job: hospital, doctor's office, etc.? Where would offer more security? Which would offer better benefits and pay? 2 answers - Asked By: virgo85nyc - 11/4/2007

	What job pays more when comparing a nurse or hospital administrator? I know that a nurse can be a director/department head, so if you compare a head nurse with an hospital administrator (one for example admission administrator/director/manager) who would get the better salary? Originally my major is college was pre nursing, but I decided I didn't want to do that because I didn't think nurses got compensated enough for the work they do. I changed my major so that I could go into health care administration instead because I did always want to be behind the scene planning directing implementing etc... I just graduated in December and would be happy being either a nurse or administrator, but since I no longer majored in nursing I am starting to feel as if it would have been more beneficial to become a nurse and then work my way up to an administrative role. My current degree is interdisciplinary studies-health studies and psychology, but I also have a business emphasis/specialization (because of my intent of becoming an administrator), and a bioethics, humanities, and society specialization. I really don’t know where to start (besides the bottom because of my lack experience), what area to go into. I do know that I want to work in the hospital. 7 answers - Asked By: K - 1/24/2007

	What must I do to put on a benefit for a sick loved one? My stepfather who is very dear to me is extremely sick. He has a portal vein thrombosis which is very rare considering there is no family history and he is only in his mid 40's. He has been in the hospital since Christmas and is in a medically induced coma. They are finding new problems daily and the bills just keep stacking up. He is the EMS director of AVFD&EMS and people all over the place keep asking how they can help. Well my parents are not going to be able to cover the bills and me at the age of 18 definitely can't do the job. I want to put on a benefit to raise money but I am not sure what the steps are in getting it together. Is there paperwork that needs to be filled out or something if do put it on locally? I need to know as much as possible. Please help me! Anything will help and prayers are greatly appreciated as well 10 answers - Asked By: Rsarver - 1/16/2007

	What do I do with my bachelors degree in sociology? I also have a bachelors degree in Biology and had planned on going to medical school. That didnt pan out and I immediately got into human subject research for two years. After the funding was out on that I floated around on temporary jobs and now I have been the manager of a residential hall for the last 9 months. I need to make more money what can I do now? 8 answers - Asked By: obgynsoon - 5/22/2006

	What type of job can I get with a bachelors in psychology? Is there like a website where I can check all this? 4 answers - Asked By: Dan =] - 5/12/2009

	What job can you get if you have a major in Sociology? If you major in sociology in college, what are the possible career options? 2 answers - Asked By: HistoryMajor - 4/29/2006

	What Jobs can i get with a Kinesiology degree? If i major in Kinesiology: Human Movement Science, what jobs would it qualify me for? 1 answer - Asked By: cat - 6/15/2010

	How should I go about if I want a career in both accounting and nursing? I'm majoring in management concentrating in accounting. I'm interested in going further and maybe becoming a CPA. My mom says I should do something in the medical field since it is always in high demand. I'm planning on going for a second bachelors in nursing after I complete my degree. I know to be a CPA, you have to sit for an exam and you also have to sit for an exam to be a nurse. How should I plan my studies? 2 answers - Asked By: Leila - 6/27/2009

	What can you do with a Bachelors degree in Psychology? What can you do with a Bachelors degree in Psychology? And what can you do with a Doctorate Degree in Psychology? Please answer both questions. 2 answers - Asked By: Ask Me! - 10/19/2008

	Hat career can i have with a sociology major? I'm switch my major to sociology and now people are asking what career i want. i honestly don't know, i just like the work in the class and the subjects. now i have to answer these people so i could possibly get a scholarship. what careers/jobs are out there for this major? 2 answers - Asked By: abc321 - 10/21/2011

	What is the difference between a Radiologic Technician and Technologist? 2 answers - Asked By: ♥ KARSYN - 2/8/2009

	What's the difference between an LPN and an RN? No. It varies from state to state. Some states it's LPN and in others it's LVN it's the same thing. 2 answers - Asked By: LA's Lil Shorty - 10/24/2010

	I have 3yrsclerical exp. I want to upgrade to medial biller.No med office will train me. How can i get hired? I have 3-4years clerical /receptionist experience. I want to upgrade to a medical biller/coder. I have tried to apply but no one will hire me. How am I supposed to get exp if I am not given a chance. There are many so called "schools" that grant cerificates in Medical Billing/Coding, however I have inquired directly with hospitals and offices but they all say the same thing ...experince needed. How do I get my foot in the door? 2 answers - Asked By: amarie828 - 1/16/2007

	Best college major for someone who doesn't care? I need a major that will lead me to an in demand job that can not be shipped over seas. What I like: almost everything What I don't like hospitals, blood, bacteria, innards of any sort, cubicals, florescent lights, and accountants Please don't advise bullshit majors like art history, communications, or philosophy unless you can show that there will be a demand for them in the future. I am slightly above average high school senior- definitely no rocket scientist. Help? 8 answers - Asked By: answer me - 12/30/2008

	I am a bio major, but I am also interested in project management.? I was thinking about some sort of medical management. What should I be doing in college to help with the PM, or should I be finding classes to take once I am out of college? 2 answers - Asked By: Wellesley - 9/6/2011

	MBA :Top Business Schools : Where to study MBA? What are the advantages of UK MBA? What are the expenses? Will leading education consultants High Profile SGC throw light on this issue?Are there options in health care as well? 1 answer - Asked By: Akshay Dsouza - 2/15/2011

	What carrers can a sociology major embark on? 3 answers - Asked By: Courtney D - 7/29/2006

	Is there any jobs a person with a BA in Sociology can get? 11 answers - Asked By: wannabeasheep - 5/27/2006

	Occupational Therapy Assistant Admission Grades? My daughter wants to become an Occupational Therapy Assistant. She is currently in High School and taking the non-college prep courses. Currently her GPA is a 2.8 and she routinely gets low C's in math and science. Is this going to hinder either her ability get admitted to an OTA program, or her ability to succeed once she is admitted? 1 answer - Asked By: luvenlife_pa - 1/20/2011

	What can I do with a BAH in Sociology? BAH = Bachelor (Honours) and I ought to have known better than to ask you lot. 5 answers - Asked By: - 8/11/2006

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Manages hospital admissions activities by directing the admissions process; developing, implementing and maintaining revenue-generating strategies; determining and implementing admissions best-practices; promoting the hospital; maintaining a satisfied patient base.

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