What is your health care job?

What is your health care job?

Just curious. Also could you add how long you have been doing it, if you like it or not, your salary, education, and anything else that isn't to personal for you?

I am Certified Nursing Assistant. I have been one since Nov. 06. I make $8.90/hr. I was in college, but dropped out after 7 classes. Then I took the CNA class. I'm 24-years old. I'd like to work in a medical office- but luck finding a job yet. I work in a nursing home now. I do NOT like. I don't recommend the job to many people- unless you want to be a nurse.

I am a RN on a cardiac floor in a metropolitian hospital. I have an associates degree. Prior to RN school I was a LPN for 7 years. As a LPN I worked in a nursing home PRN and FT at a county hospital. I love nursing, but do not care for the environment of the nursing homes.

I WK IN A NEUROLOGIST OFFICE. I DO CLERICAL WORK ANSWERING PHONES,SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS SOME FILING ETC... I HAVE ONLY A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION BUT I HAVE WKD HERE 9 YEARS AND I MAKE 14.65. I LOVE MY JOB 8-4:30 M-F NO NIGHTS OR WEEKENDS AND I'M NOT ON MY FEET ALL DAY.

I am an RN with an Associates degree. I got my associates about 4 years ago and prior to that I was an LPN for 11 years. I work in a nursing home/rehab center doing care planning for the residents. I make $32.00/hour and I love my job. As an LPN, I would make anywhere from $19-$24/hour, so going back to school really helped my pay alot. Please go back. CNA work is very, very hard-as you know-and you guys do not get paid anywhere near what you should. Good luck to you.

Medical Biller: hrs: various: occasional work at home when weather is bad. Doing this for 12+ years....Pay is ok seeing what you make 16.00+ hrly. I did not go to school for billing, but for medical assisting...did not like the hands on after it I was done. Paper pusher seems the way to work smart and not hard. This allows my to be home with the 2 pre-teens after school...my husband to work f/t and I come out with 37.5 hrs weekly...and can be with the kids instead of a sitter.

I'm studying to be a medical transcriptionist. If I can find work at home, it WILL be the perfect job! To be able to work from home is very important to me.

For 12 years I worked in medical records. While working in the MR dept, I went back to school for medical transcription. I went from one huge corporate health care to another. I finally applied with a private company and now work from home. No more going to work in rain, snow, ice, etc. I work in my jammies and life is good. I get paid per line. The harder I work the more I get paid. I also have really good benefits.