I have cleaned up this thread. (SM)
Posted By: Goldbird (Moderator) on 2006-08-24
In Reply to: Wanting to be come a MT ... - Christie
Stop correcting other posters on their grammar, spelling, etc.
This particular board is for new MTs or those individuals interested in becoming MTs. Stop with the ugliness and corrections. If you cannot be supportive or at least objective in your opinions on the industry, then do not post on this board.
See the Administrator's message at the top of the board.
Goldbird
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Definitely read the thread below..
I am happy that Annette gave such a clear cohesive response..in that one MT course will MAYBE get you clinic work..but you will no way be ready for acute care until you have had a minimum of 1-2 years of training. MT is a difficult and technical and the best training is on the job..no doubt,with a great mentor... and I just do not see all the time needed to get proficient as worth it. If you have time to take the course..I would recommend coding as well...and a terminology class before hand..might help give you a small foundation of understanding. Good luck
There is a thread about them on the company board.
You should probably check it out.
This thread is locked. Please see inside.
I have had to delete part of this thread due to vulgarity, which is unwarranted.
Please understand that responses from all perspectives may be posted but civility and respect still can be demonstrated.
Cher/Moderator
There is a thread on the Main Board
There is also a lot of info if you search for AIM or Allstate.
I thought the thread was for everyone...not just newbies BTW are you a newbie? nm
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This thread belongs on Company board; locked.
Goldbird
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