Career Advice
Featured blog posts
3-Minute Read Sometimes searching for a new job can be a real confidence killer. Over and over again, you find a job that sounds great, something you could be really passionate about and enjoy doing. Then you read the required skills section. 6–8 years of experience? You’ve got 4. Proficient[...]
Education
For those looking to shake things up in the job market, especially pursuing medical jobs, earning an associate or bachelor’s degree may be the first education path that comes to mind. But, alternative education options like online career training are often a wiser choice. Many of the medical jobs on[...]
More than 20 million Americans have found themselves unemployed due to COVID-19. The virus has reached every corner of the job market, from retail and office jobs to hospitality and entertainment. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Mckinsey research estimates that 57 million U.S. jobs are at risk[...]
News
Career Step sponsorship of the AHIMA Foundation plays vital role in the development of the[...]
Just as pharmacists are required to obtain credentials—such as graduating from an accredited pharmacy school,[...]
In the fourth quarter AHA Coding Clinic for ICD-9-CM the reporting of the principal procedure[...]
So what do administrative assistants do exactly? I recently asked Beth, an administrative professional in[...]
A coin is an interesting thing. It is shiny and portable, and in the company[...]
If you are taking online medical billing and coding classes or considering enrolling into one,[...]
You have finished the program and landed your first medical transcription job—congratulations! I hope you[...]
There are two main goals for students who take Career Step’s Computer Technician course: 1.[...]
1 comments
Although sources cannot agree on how many words there are in the English language, one[...]
You walk into a pharmacy to drop off a prescription. Who’s the first person you[...]
