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bobbie clay 67 months ago |
Does anyone know where a unit secretary class is offered in the inland empire? |
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Vicki in Rowland Heights, California 60 months ago |
Azusa adult school |
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Sonia in Los Angeles, California 58 months ago |
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grace in Diamond Bar, California 58 months ago |
where can you find the class in chaffey. I was looking at the website and couldn't find it |
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shelley in Sunnyvale, California 53 months ago |
Does anyone know of any unit secretary courses offered here in the south bay area? |
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teresa jones in fort worth, Texas 52 months ago |
need a job as unit sectary just starting out and wopuld like to know how to better myself in this field. |
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Thomas in Bell, California 52 months ago |
U really don't need to take a course as a unit secretary, you basically need secertary exp. and u need to know people that can put a good word in for you. |
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teresa jones in fort worth, Texas 52 months ago |
Thanks, I have worked as a pt. care sectary for a little while like only 6mo. is there anything else that I may need to know to be a unit sectary? |
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Thomas in Montebello, California 52 months ago |
Yeah basically learn how to read doctors terrible hand writting and mecication, oh yeah basic medical termonolgy but were ever you work there still going to train you . |
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teresa jones in fort worth, Texas 52 months ago |
Thanks, sounds like I need to apply somewhere wish me luck. |
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shaunairion@comcast.net in Vancouver, Washington 41 months ago |
Just wondering if, at age 51, I could still get a job as a unit secretary, or not!? I was also previously trained as an I.C.U. EKG Tech. as well & worked for 10 years at Sonora Regional Hospital. |
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jazzycafe in Mentone, California 38 months ago |
bobbie clay said: Does anyone know where a unit secretary class is offered in the inland empire? Typically, there isn't a "unit secretary" class that can be taken for this position. I have been a unit secretary for 10+ years and you normally need to have taken, at the least, a medical terminology class. By having this class you will be able to read the physician orders that doctors or nurses write in the chart, so that you'll be able to transcribe them into a computer. Example: the MD writes and order for a patient to have a chest x-ray in the morning....well, depending on what hospital you work at... you'll need to enter this order in the computer and you'll need to know that an xray is in the radiology dept. and the procedure is of the chest, but this is just a small example of what we do. You should be able to read medications and dosages. However, if you are a CNA - certified nursing assistant... most to all hospital will cross train you to be a unit secretary. Also, being a unit secretary take exceptional mult-tasking skills, it's not an easy job. I just wish they paid unit secretaries what we're really worth! |
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jazzycafe in Mentone, California 38 months ago |
Also... to everyone that wants to be a unit secretary... don't do it! Go back to school.... be an RT or RN or LVN or PT or OT... it's not worth it. In these times, you can't survive on being a unit secretary... trust me I KNOW. I've been one for 10+ years and you don't receive the respect that you should. You're given so much work and so little pay. do something else with your life.... even if you're 51! |
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gina in Oxnard, California 37 months ago |
Does anyone know where unit secretary class is offered in the Los Angeles or Ventura county area? |
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Angel in Corona in Glendale, California 35 months ago |
bobbie clay said: Does anyone know where a unit secretary class is offered in the inland empire? If you go to Flexed.com and go to "other courses", they offer a 6 week course starting approx every month or two. They are in different hospitals in the area. I took mine in West Covina. I just finished the course and got my certificate. Hope this helps :) |
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marha in Rancho Cucamonga, California 28 months ago |
Angel in Corona in Glendale, California said: If you go to Flexed.com and go to "other courses", they offer a 6 week course starting approx every month or two. They are in different hospitals in the area. I took mine in West Covina. I just finished the course and got my certificate. Hope this helps :) Did this program help you find a job in that field? |
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msdmm in Nashville, Tennessee 17 months ago |
Is there a place in the Tennessee area online that I could learn unit secretary? |
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greenesabrina3@yahoo.com in Mooresville, North Carolina 17 months ago |
Tell me somewhere in this area thT I Cn get MUS certification. Yhanks so much |
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ladyg in Los Angeles, California 16 months ago |
Hi Angel, in noticed that you finished your course 18 wks ago. Has that worked for you, or your just spinning your wheels? I might be taken the course in Chino in Feburary. Hope i wont be spinning my wheels. Meaning wasting my time. Please let me know if its help you in anyway and worth taken. Thank you. . . |
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Angel in San Bernardino, California 16 months ago |
Hi Ladyg, I'm sorry to say I had NO luck. I filled out about 200 online applications for open unit secretary positions in a 4 month period at hospitals within a 75 mile area only got 2 calls for an interview. I am very professional and did really well at both of my interviews but didn't get either position. One ended up filling the position internally and the other went with a pre-med student that was already working part time as a unit secretary at another hospital. In my experience they would almost always rather hire from within or hire someone with experience. I don't want to discourage you because it could be a totally different case now. I tried it a year and a half ago so maybe it is better now. I go to college at Orange Coast College for Cardiovascular Sonography and I start my clinicals in the hospital this semester so hopefully I'll be "in" at a hospital and get hired there once I am finished with my AS degree ( because I don't want to have the same issue I had with the unit secretary positions). I wish you the best of luck! |
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ladyg in Los Angeles, California 16 months ago |
Thank you for such a fast respond! The information you gave me was sooo helpful. I kinda figured that they would prefer to hire someone that has been working in the hospital already or thru someone who knows someone. So i decided to take a CNA class so i could get "in" the hospital, hopeing that i will get some type of hands on working as a trainee Unit Secretary. Im hopeing that my certificate of a Unit Secretary will help me get there at that time. Good luck to you in your new career as a Cardiovascular Sonography, its sounds like it will all work out for you after all :) |
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sharonlupe in Antioch, California 16 months ago |
how difficult is it, really to get a position as a unit secretary once you've taken the medical terminology class. |
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nikko67 in Sacramento, California 16 months ago |
bobbie clay said: Does anyone know where a unit secretary class is offered in the inland empire? Flexed Ed in chino |
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nikko67 in Sacramento, California 16 months ago |
Flex Ed in chino....www.flexed.com |
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nikko67 in Sacramento, California 16 months ago |
Are there any unit secretary courses in the bay area preferably the east bay/ |
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Mrs. B 15 months ago |
Thank you for your comment about unit secretary i went to tech for that and had only 1 interview and put in alot i mean alot of application at local hospital. That program was a waste of my time now i have to figure what i can take in the medical field that will get me a job . From frustrated in SC |
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Mrs. Ruck in Riverside, California 6 months ago |
Angel in Corona in Glendale, California said: If you go to Flexed.com and go to "other courses", they offer a 6 week course starting approx every month or two. They are in different hospitals in the area. I took mine in West Covina. I just finished the course and got my certificate. Hope this helps :) Were u able to find a job? |
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Joshwell in Montebello, California 2 months ago |
Looking for Unit Secretary Courses , anyone have any leads? Thank you ! :D |
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