5 Jobs that Employers are Having a Hard Time Filling.
- Home Health Aid
- Chefs and Short Order Cooks
- Software Developers
- Animal Caretakers
- Transportation Drivers
5 Jobs that Employers are Having a Hard Time Filling.
- Home Health Aid
- Chefs and Short Order Cooks
- Software Developers
- Animal Caretakers
- Transportation Drivers
To become a medical assistant, you need to complete a training program that covers both administrative and clinical skills. The training program can be offered by a vocational school, a university, a junior college, or an online platform. The duration of the program can range from 10 months to 2 years, depending on the level of education and certification you want to achieve. The training program should be accredited by a recognized organization, such as the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) or the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). This will ensure that you receive quality education and prepare you for the certification exam.
The certification exam is offered by various national organizations, such as the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA), the National Healthcareer Association (NHA), the American Medical Technologists (AMT), and the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT). Passing the exam will demonstrate your competence and professionalism as a medical assistant and increase your chances of finding a job in the field. I hope this information helps you understand the training process for becoming a medical assistant. If you are interested in pursuing this career, you can check out some of the online medical assistant certification courses that are available, such as ACT, CCNY, or CareerStep. These courses are self-paced, affordable, and include the certification exam and optional clinical externship. Good luck! 😊 #AWU #disability #jobs
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Employers often include lists of both “required” and “desired” technical skills in job postings.
“Required” skills are often considered a prerequisite to performing the job successfully upon hire. For example, if you’re applying to be a chef, you may be required to possess basic cooking skills.
When an employer lists “desired” skills, they are indicating that while there are some competencies they would like to see on a resume, they may be open to hiring someone without that experience.
If you are lacking the Required Skills for a position you are interested in, I would say move on, don't apply for that job.
If, however, you are lacking Desired Skills for a position, you should definitely apply for the position. You never know.
Reading and understanding the job description is so important. #AWU #disability #jobs
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Employers often include lists of both “required” and “desired” technical skills in job postings.
“Required” skills are often considered a prerequisite to performing the job successfully upon hire. For example, if you’re applying to be a chef, you may be required to possess basic cooking skills.
When an employer lists “desired” skills, they are indicating that while there are some competencies they would like to see on a resume, they may be open to hiring someone without that experience.
If you are lacking the Required Skills for a position you are interested in, I would say move on, don't apply for that job.
If, however, you are lacking Desired Skills for a position, you should definitely apply for the position. You never know.
Reading and understanding the job description is so important. #AWU #disability #jobs
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the things we are grateful for. This year, let’s take a moment to appreciate the strength and resilience of our community Abled Workers Unite. Let's be thankful for the unique perspectives and contributions that the people in our group bring to our lives. Let’s continue to make sure that everyone in our group feels included and valued. Let's thank Jobcase for all it is doing for our group. Together as one voice we can effect positive change in the workplace promoting Accessibility and Inclusion. #AWU #disability #jobs Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁🍽️
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the things we are grateful for. This year, let’s take a moment to appreciate the strength and resilience of our community Abled Workers Unite. Let's be thankful for the unique perspectives and contributions that the people in our group bring to our lives. Let’s continue to make sure that everyone in our group feels included and valued. Let's thank Jobcase for all it is doing for our group. Together as one voice we can effect positive change in the workplace promoting Accessibility and Inclusion. #AWU #disability #jobs Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁🍽️
To become a bank teller, minimally you need to have a high school diploma. Many banks also prefer a Bachelor’s degree. Some banks will train you while others want you to have experience. You must also pass a background verification check.
As for the skills, bank tellers should have excellent customer service skills.
They also require appropriate computer literacy.
Be very organized.
Be a problem-solver.
Detailed oriented.
I hope this information helps you. Good luck with your job search today! #AWU #disability #jobs
Come and join Abled Workers Unite at jobcase.com/groups
To become a bank teller, minimally you need to have a high school diploma. Many banks also prefer a Bachelor’s degree. Some banks will train you while others want you to have experience. You must also pass a background verification check.
As for the skills, bank tellers should have excellent customer service skills.
They also require appropriate computer literacy.
Be very organized.
Be a problem-solver.
Detailed oriented.
I hope this information helps you. Good luck with your job search today! #AWU #disability #jobs
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