Re: Fwd: Job Opening/Data Entry located at Ca 95131- SJ (fwd)

[Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>]

 > Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 08:46:06 -0700
 > From: Nancy Mendelssohn <http://www.gmail.com/~nmendelssohn>
 > 
 >  Yes,  I  agree,  just  state  the  facts,  and  keep  it  short  and  
 >  sweet.
 > 
 >  Say  how  all  your  coding  experience  helped  you  become  very  
 >  familiar
 >  with  cancer  terms,  treatments,  pathology,  tests,  staging,
 >  complications  of  treatments.
 > 
 >  Just  focus  on  comparing  your  familiarity  of  medical  terminology,
 >  pathology  and  anatomy  and  physiology  and  how  very  useful  that  is  
 >  for
 >  working  in  Oncology.   Those  were  the  three  best  parts  of  the  HIM
 >  course  that  helped  me  get  jobs  in  the  medical  world.   You  would  
 >  be
 >  surprised  how  many  people  think  they  can  work  in  the  medical  
 >  world
 >  without  those  basic  classes.
 > 
 >  Say  database  work  is  fine,  you  have  no  problem  keeping  up  with  
 >  the
 >  data  requirements  of  the  job  and  taking  any  additional  classes  
 >  that
 >  are  needed.
 > 
 >  Good  luck,  let  me  know  how  it  goes.
 > 
 >  Was  that  a  Craig's  List  job?
 > 
 >  On  Wed,  May  9,  2012  at  8:29  AM,  Noelle
 >  <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>  wrote:
 >  >  thanks.
 >  >  preparing  for  my  CPIC  interview.
 >  >  What  do  you  think  they  will  ask  me?
 >  >  I  think  RHIT  skills  can  be  easily  transfered  to  cancer  
 >  >  registry,  just  need
 >  >  to  convince  3  people(panel  interview).
 >  >  I  had  an  interview  at  an  orthopedic  surgery  group  practice.  
 >  >  Looking  back  I
 >  >  think  I  blathered  on  too  much.  They  say  you  need  to  keep  
 >  >  answers  short.
 >  >  Or  else  they  found  someone  with  exact  experience  they  wanted?
 >  >  Noelle