You’ve completed your course of study and earned a certification as a medical office assistant. Now, you’re preparing yourself to hit the job hunt trail and you want to make sure you’ve gotten all your ducks in a row so as to put your best foot forward. Perhaps it is your first time in the […] Read More
We always try to report on emerging threats to heavy users of computers and internet technology so that our medical coding online program students are well-informed and can avoid damaging and costly viruses and other online threats. Since people taking medical coding online programs are, by definition, “netizens”, we are writing today to warn of […] Read More
Yes, you should always bring your best manners, your sense of professionalism, and even a series of thoughtful questions to ask the hiring manager to any interview for a medical billing job. However, according to career guru, Amanda Augustine, there’s one physical item you should never forget to bring with you. Whether it is for […] Read More
Part of the job for those who have completed nurse assistant training courses and gone on to land a job serving actual patients involves passing along medically relevant news. With Valentine’s Day just yesterday and Easter on the horizon, we thought there could be no better time for the following information about the health benefits […] Read More
One of the many benefits of studying medical billing online classes is dietary. That is, without the daily commute, you’re far less likely to be pressed for time during a daily commute. That means less opportunity to make a pit stop for unhealthy meals on the go. As such, the Allen School Blog is kicking […] Read More
What does medical assistant training have in common with Peyton Manning’s Super Bowl win last night? Glad you asked! There was a lot of pregame debate over whether the young, explosive Carolina Panthers quarterback, Cam Newton would steam roll over the Denver Broncos and their aging quarterback Peyton Manning. At age 39, Manning is one […] Read More
Indiana Jones wannabes would be inspired to read this interesting post on Gawker.com wherein a modern day treasure hunt was revealed. According to Gawker, “A few years ago, Forrest Fenn, an art collector and antiques dealer in New Mexico, hid a treasure chest filled with $3 million in gold nuggets, ancient jade carvings, and other […] Read More
Well, the northeast has survived the first snowstorm of 2016 and the city of New York is digging out from under 2 feet of snow and getting back to business. For those of you who study with Allen School at the ground campuses, the following information may be very useful in helping to keep your […] Read More