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	What job/jobs have the quickest path to the healthcare field? I would like for my wife to enter the healthcare field but all of the jobs I see need at least two year degrees. Is there something like a 6 mo program that can help her get started in the field? 4 answers - Asked By: Christopher C - 1/26/2009

	Phlebotomist planning on moving to Montana any tips? So I'm a recent phlebotomist graduate, I'm 18 and planning on moving to Montana next year, I'm not sure where though. I've thought of Great Falls, Malta, or Lewistonw Montana. I like the small town scene, love the outdoors, gardening, and I love art. I plan on one day opening a pottery shop and continue working in the medical field I love those two things with a passion. So if anyone would be able to give me a word of advice, please it would be much appreciated. 1 answer - Asked By: Michael - 2/20/2013

	What kind of jobs can you get in a hospital lab? I was wondering what jobs are available in hospital labs other than medical technology and what kinds of degrees/courses are necessary for these positions? Thanks! 1 answer - Asked By: Amanda - 1/7/2012

	What job can a college student apply for in the medical field? I'm in my sophomore year of college and trying to find a job in the hospital. I do not have much experience in the hospital field, though I am studying to be a nurse. I'm doing my basics right now....I Know a lot of jobs prefer degree/certificate. I was told that a technician job is a possibility, such as a monitor tech. Are there any specific jobs I can apply for in the medical field being a college student with not much experience? THANKS! 2 answers - Asked By: Veronica V - 3/25/2009

	Can you get a job in the medical field with a felony deferred adjudification in the medical field? I am looking to change career fields and want to go through training to be come a phlebotomist. I don't know if I should continue to pursue it if I have received a felony deferred adjudication. It wasn't drug related it was for theft? Should I continue to try? 1 answer - Asked By: shay.c - 8/2/2011

	What jobs are available to me after I obtain my EMT certificate? I'm currently enrolled in an EMT- Basic class. I was wondering if there were any other jobs to choose from other then working for the Fire Department or on an Ambulance. Those are are the only jobs I'm aware of at the moment, can anyone add any more choices to this please. 0 - Asked By: Hot Rod - 8/21/2009

	What are some hospital jobs that require no experience? I am a college student and need a good part time job. I am pursuing pharmacy that's why I want to gain some experience in a hospital. I have heard that watching a morgue at night is a good job in the hospital that requires little work and that I would be able to study while doing. 2 answers - Asked By: Numz - 12/30/2009

	What are some good jobs to apply for in the medical field while still in nursing school? I just want a job that will get me experience will in the nursing field. 1 answer - Asked By: rollwiththatide - 2/26/2009

	What are some alternative jobs for paramedics? I would like to return to education and get some medical qualifications (Nothing too advanced, I'm not aiming to be a Brain-Surgeon lol) But unfortunately because I myself am epileptic, I can't get a job as a paramedic purely because it is photosensitive epilepsy and the flashing ambulance lights effect me. Still if I got the same qualifications, is there any other jobs opportunity's for somebody like me? 5 answers - Asked By: Mr X - 12/3/2012

	How long does it take to become a phlebotomist? I want to go to school for phlebotomy so i can work for a place like lab corp or Quest diagnostics. They seem like pretty good paying jobs and I'm interested in phlebotomy. How long does school take for that? 2 answers - Asked By: beauty_full - 7/23/2011

	What corners can i cut to get my job done quickly and efficiently? I recently started a new job as a Certified Nursing Assistant. I miss my bus almost every night because I'm never finished when my shift ends. i don't want to lose my certification or my job and i definitely don't want to jeopordize anyone's health by doing a piss poor job. 1 answer - Asked By: Test - 9/27/2007

	How much does a phlebotomist or Certified nursing asst make? I'm learning phlebotomy to be a certified nursing asst in Rochester, NY. What is the average hourly rate? Where should I apply for jobs? 3 answers - Asked By: oasis - 1/3/2009

	How do you create a resume for a job in the health field? I am a 22 year old Biology student would like to get a job as a phlembotomist or in the laboratory over the summer. I don't have much work experience but I have been exposed to many different kinds of laboratory techniques (ELISA, RID, PCR, more ) and I would like to put this on my resume. I would like to just avoid putting a work history part in the resume all together, since this will be my first job in the health field. Would this be acceptable? 2 answers - Asked By: Jaberwocky - 5/16/2009

	How do I become a Phlebotomist in California? I've got an AS in Pscyh, I have a job in sales - along with the rest of the country - I can't find a better job. So I'm thinking trying to branch into the medical field. Any advise would be appreciated. 2 answers - Asked By: she's in love with the boy - 4/7/2008

	What is the difference between a phlebotomist and medical technician? I'm working towards a B.S. in Microbiology because my career goal is to be a Medical Technologist. However, to get some on the job training and experience I would like to become certified in either phlebotomy or as a medical technician first. I plan to work part-time and continue working towards my B.S. at the same time. Which program would you recommend? 4 answers - Asked By: C.J - 2/15/2009

	Which training school is recommended to go to for ekg/phlebotomist? Hi does any one know which is better red cross, kaplan, everest when it comes to ekg phlebotomist training and give job or recommendation after you complete the training and get certified? Or does any one know if there is a training near Acton MA? 1 answer - Asked By: jchelle - 9/8/2011

	How do you get practice n get your sticks in if your a new phlebotomist? I have a phlebotomy license and would like to get a job doing this but every where i apply they say you need experience. Need help in Richmond, Va. 2 answers - Asked By: mrsdg01 - 9/11/2008

	Can you become a phlebotomist without previously being in a medical field? I'm looking into getting certified in phlebotomy as it has been recommended to me by a friend who thinks I'd do good at it. I do need to get into a job as quick as I can. I'm currently in college getting ready to start my dental hygienist program but I haven't started yet. I've found 2 places I could get certified but one says that it's only available to Professional Healthcare Workers only. Is this a norm? Also is the job very stressful? 4 answers - Asked By: Leah - 9/19/2008

	What are some basic qualifications or requirements to get an entry level job in healthcare industry? I am in Finance industry for the last 8 years. I do not have a CPA but have gained experience starting out a clerk and now am a financial analyst. I would like to find an entry level job in medical industry but not sure how or what skills I could transfer to find an entry level job. Or what is the basic qualification required to find an entry level job without transferring existing skills or experience. 1 answer - Asked By: picfrlife - 1/5/2008

	How hard is it to find work as a phlebotomist? Is it difficult to get a job in it? 2 answers - Asked By: Kris - 1/31/2007

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