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Posted By: Jenn on 2008-01-31
In Reply to: To KathyZ in NY - newbielw
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Just keep sending in resumes.
I am still a student and was able to get a job. I do acute care, mainly OP notes. I applied everywhere. I was finally hired at a very low rate and I worked for a few months for the experience, then I quit because of nonpayment... Grrrr.  . So I started sending out resumes again. This time, I had added acute care (OP notes) to my resume and got several calls. I found a good job as a part-time IC. It worked out in the end. Just keep sending in your resume. I also send a cover letter with mine.
Good luck!! 
I just kept sending in resumes
I am still a student but I was offered a job working from home doing OP notes. I sent in my resume to several companies posted on the jobs board, along with a cover letter. I tested with a few places, passed, and found a good fit for me. I even turned down a few. So, jobs are out there. Keep sending in your resume with a cover letter and keep on trying.  Good luck!!
Sending out prayers that every New MT finds a nice job!
   
Keep sending out resumes via internet and locally -
There is nothing that can make up for your lack of experience. You can just hope someone decides to give you a chance. However, where I work we would rather hire someone right out of school who has gone to one of the Big Three than someone from another school with years of transcribing under their belt. Good luck to you.
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