Allen School Healthcare Training Blog

Whether they’re simply trying to determine if your salary expectations are in line with what the position offers, or if they’re trying to determine how much less you’re willing to work for, it is commonly believed that whomever answers the “salary” question first loses money. If, as an Allen School graduate, you’re moving up through […] Read More

Have you ever wanted something badly?  Wanted it so badly it consumed your thoughts and dreams for weeks upon months?  And then, once you somehow were able to grasp the object of your desire, learned that in reality, you couldn’t stand the thing you thought you wanted?  Maybe it was a boyfriend or girlfriend you […] Read More

You’re all dressed up, you’ve got your medical assisting degree from the Allen School in your portfolio, along with your well-conceived resume and personal references.  You’re about to sit down with the hiring manager for a large healthcare provider to interview for a position in their organization.   This can be a very stressful activity, especially […] Read More

There has been a lot of talk lately about the relevance (or perhaps the lack thereof) of the resume as a tool for job searching.   The recent discussion centers around the idea that the automation of human resources and recruiting functions – along with the prevalence of online career sites – has rendered the lowly, […] Read More