MT/CMT as instructor

Posted By: sede on 2006-05-31
In Reply to: MT as instructors in College - Motherhen

When I took my community college courses in transcription and terminology my instructor was an MT for the large group I now work for.
A few weeks after I completed the course the group had an opening for an overflow/backup MT and my name got thrown in the pot - I know I got lucky because not only did my instructor work there, so did my children's great, great aunt. I did have to test though and, thanks to the great teaching skills that my instructor had, I was chosen for the position. I am still there over 3 years later.

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4 CMT instructors of community college course? I don't think so - CMT
- Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, OR SM - Chickadee
- I went to Randolph Community College and - I was that poster
  - That's okay. No need to verify the information - CMT
- Maybe they got burned out and needed a change. Maybe they just - me
  - MT as instructors in College - Motherhen
    - MT/CMT as instructor - sede

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