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I need to move around. Can’t stand in one place too long, I’d literally pass out as a surgical tech lol. Plus MAs can work in so many different specialties

Most small towns are backwards, bigoted, boring, stagnant, little or no economic growth, and hold contempt for changed.

I’m glad you realized early on that this field wasn’t for you. You should always do what you love, even if it doesn’t have the biggest payoff right off the bat. People glamorize healthcare and all the money you make, but the reality is that it’s not glamorous at all. It’s hard, difficult work and it’s rewarding, but it’s not _ER_ or Greys Anatomy.

Asked Courtney for examples of jobs titles.

Go back to school and finish the surgical tech route and work up to the first assistant role. One thing that has stuck with me. If it takes 3 years those years are going to come no matter what at least you would have a degree that you really wanted.

What school did you attend? For your both bachelor and MHA?

That cost her at least $50 US dollars they be scamming people like that

Hello sister in Christ! I’m new here, I’d love to see the one year follow up if there isn’t one already. I’m currently a pct at a great company and I am also working on my master in health admin

Super helpful, thanx

I live in a small town in the midwest Missouri. Small town = Holier than thou, and small mindedness! Nothing better to do than spread malicious gossip, and black ball. These towns have no room for Christian folks, run for your life do not look back!

Hi 👋 Aniyah , thank you 🙏 for providing the info. Could you go over the tuition for the whole MHA program. I am looking for cheapest option. Thank you in advance ❤ Just subscribed !

Amen 🙏🏾

Pcsing here in January!!

In the very situation now…called an office Karen….micro manager….probably a lonely cat lady

Very good video. On February 18, 25th, I will receive my bachelor's degree in healthcare administration. I'm now an Accounts Receviable Rep, but I'm looking into my choices for once I graduate, and this video is helping me figure out where to start. Thank you ❤

What if the doctor office or the hospital need someone to have a certification? I am student with south college. In North carolina there are people need to go college for became a medical assistant or to be a doctor.

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Healthcare workers are a blessing.

Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

small town mentalith is the petri dish that turned maga int0 the blight it is now on america

Congratulations 🎉

I’m getting a AAS in medical assisting, but the program is getting me a CCMA and for the 2 year degree

I went through this same exact thing, but I stayed for four years on the team. I worked in account management, so my male boss couldn't exactly get rid of me because my Sales Reps loved me. He attempted to try to frame his boss into this horrible scary person so that he was the only point of contact. Long story short, she was fired, and he got her job after claiming he never wanted it. The mental abuse I endured working under him is going to be difficult to work through. I will be ok. Be careful people, they always try to make it like it's what's best for you. He would even ask me if I was happy? There are sick people out there guard your mental health.

Girl! You are describing my experience to a T! Im currently going through this and I am hanging by a thread😢. Can't wait for part two! 🤗

Interesting story. Your videos are a great help to everyone. Glad your doing well.

Girl this was so interesting to me! I deff want part 2 !!!

Girl, I went through the same thing recently… I’m even more skeptical now than I have ever been. However, we need trust to work in a team 😪.

OMG! A boss tried to manipulate me before and she regretted it in the end. You don't mess with Jesus people!

Can you actually get a job with us career institute

Your skin is glowiiingggg. Luv ur vids 💖

Im glad you’re giving the field more exposure because not many people know of it or they pursue these type of careers after they already gone to school and couldn’t find a job with the degree they got Any career in an allied health program is a great choice like: Surgical Technologist (as you mentioned👍🏻) Medical laboratory technician/ technologist Respiratory therapist Radiological technologist Physical therapist assistant Sterile processing technician Great video!!

That pay is terrible. Especially if you got an associates degree.

On their website it says complete in as little as four months? Does that mean it can be accelerated if you can handle the workload?

What entry level healthcare jobs do you recommend? I prefer working directly with patients, preferably in their homes. Thanks and Im happy for you.

Hi. What entry level healthcare program/job do you recommend? I want to work with patients closely.

How are you doing these days? What do you recommend for entry level healthcare position?

I put in Patient Support Assistant and Medical Assistant comes up. Medical Assistant is taking blood, etc. I that the same position?

this is such a helpful video for me, i was just so confused as an immigrant with a masters in health information technology, thank you

I always wanted to be a lawyer, always. I became an RT just to save money for law school, but I fell in love with healthcare, I’ve been an RT for 12 years, I’m a pre PA student now, and I can’t wait to be a PA and save more lives 😊

I'm a medical assistant.... do you think I need to change,?

How much time do you work

Are you required to live on base for the 1st year

Thank you! You were very informative!

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Thank you for this

The 3rd skirt is my favorite.

i resonate so much with what you said @ 10:31 - 10:42. i have a Bachelor's in a field i was never really interested in, and still don't like even after getting my first professional job. for a while i thought something was wrong with *me* when in reality i just wanted to do something else! currently making the switch to healthcare. thank you for sharing your journey <3

In a health science major but I wanna do my masters in healthcare admin. Is it better to go straight to masters or get job experience then apply