Entry Level Healthcare Administration Jobs with NO EXPERIENCE! | Healthcare Industry Sectors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- 03:40 Intro
05:49 Healthcare Sectors
08:07 Entry Level Jobs
15:35 Change Careers & Networking
22:23 Q&A
Agenda:
1. Healthcare industry sectors
2. Entry-level jobs for recent college grads and early careerists
3. Career change into healthcare administration without any healthcare experience
4. Q&A
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Hey Y'all! Let's chat about getting your foot in the door without any healthcare administration experience. If you have any specific questions, please send me a DM on IG or an email at courtneysharea@gmail.com.
I look forward to chatting with y'all!
Make today GREAT,
Courtney Sharea
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1. Appointment/surgery scheduler
2. Medical receptionist
3. Medical Billing Assistant
4. Support Desk Technician
5. Medical Records Clerk/Health Information Clerks
6. Patient Services Rep
7. ?
I think #7 was missed unless I missed it
The 7th was other departments in Healthcare that are also in other businesses, just to get your foot in the door, such as HR, accounting, or information technology.
LTC is another area; I went from a receptionist in an urgent care setting, health information tech (medical records), an assistant business office manager, then business office manager. A Business office manager basically manages all accounts receivable functions of a nursing home including preparing write-offs for year end. This experience really leveled me up and for anyone trying to get a head start I would definitely recommend long term care. Also, nursing homes need licensed administrators. Those are 6 figure jobs and you are responsible for managing the nursing home. This is also great experience that is transferable. It requires a bachelors in any field, so many hours of an administrator in training, and to pass the test. Long term care really needs more leaders to care for our geriatric population..
Hi Mandarin Orange! Awesome experience.
I recently read the below articles about the future of LTC. Check them out when you get a chance and tell me what you think.
www.forbes.com/sites/howardgleckman/2020/05/04/the-grim-post-covid-19-future-for-nursing-homes/?sh=6bca9be02448
www.politico.com/news/agenda/2021/04/30/nursing-home-future-483460
They don’t take leaders. They take stooges to squeeze every possible dollar out of each patient even when it is clinically inappropriate. Your job is find more ways to make money for the organization without it getting sued. That is your real job.
@@MrBrewman95 yes. Many healthcare organizations are for profit. I don’t think they lead anyone to believe otherwise. Healthcare is absolutely a business first..it’s not free. We don’t have universal healthcare and it’s not a right to everybody, although it should be. What is your point?
@@emmoh2928 right💯 how stressful is your job?
Ooh.. You gave me hope now while I am feeling down. I have a bachelor degree in science of Genetics but I am working as Receptionist/medical office Admin in a clinic and I am thinking to go for health care/hospital administration.. What can I do to be there?
Dr. Comer is one of the only other people I’ve seen talk about health administration on TH-cam and he has been so inspiring to me and my journey towards achieving my BHA. So thankful that I found your channel and can gain more knowledge, especially in female leadership.
Hi Erin! It means so much to hear that you're finding this info helpful. So, Dr. Cromer who participated in my live event is Dr. Albany Cromer! She works in healthcare administration as well. She's the Director of Human Capital and Information Technology at a large hospital in SC. She doesn't have a YT channel but you can find her on IG @justcallme_drcromer. She is always happy to answer any questions about this field.
I checked out Dr. Jeff Cromer's channel. I'm about to binge-watch all of his videos. Thanks for the suggestion :)
@@CourtneySharea Yes, Dr. Jeff Comer is very intelligent and has a lot of helpful information. Just wish he would post more. 😕 I will check out Dr. Albany Comer as well. Thank you!
This was so helpful. I am an ER Unit Secretary but I want to get into Healthcare Administration. This was so awesome and God truly led me here! 🙏🏾👏🏾🤗
What does a unit secretary do?
I started as a cna (16 years) moved on to Health Information Coordinator (medical rec’s), admissions director and looking for a preceptor to start AIT. There are ways to move up, work ethic and belief are the best ways!
This is all very helpful. I have one more year left of getting my BA in Healthcare Administration. I was fortunate enough to work at a hospital doing patient transport for 7 years, also working at a PCA company. After getting laid off, I got a job working as therapy support in a Children's hospital and recently just went on call there, after getting hired as an Information Coordinatior at another hospital working the front desk in Radiology. It is hard to get a foot in the door but once you are in you can move around so much.
Hi Alexis, do you have linkedin profile? I would love to connect with you and I have some questions!
Glad to hear you found the info helpful! I agree with you 100% about the opportunities after you get your foot in the door!
Hey Courtney!! I’m just coming back to watch this video again, it’s crazy that you mention how you got to 500 subscribers at this video one whole year ago! And now you’re over 10k subscribers! So congratulations to you!! I hope you’re doing well ❤️
Ok this is a great link. I have my BA in healthcare administration and MPH. I still have no job in the field. I currently work as an Endoscopy Technician II in GI! Thank you!
I am loving this! I have over 13 years experience in coordinating, insurance verification, claims and customer service all in Healthcare. I am now gearing up to go back to school to get my BA in administration and this helps encourage me. Instant sub!
Hello Courtney, I'm new to your channel and actually found it when researching HIT career information. The first video I watched was your live chat on entry level careers for those who don't have healthcare experience which is me. I'm in career transition (age 50+) and am working on an AAS degree in HIT. Thank you for providing valuable information for those of us new to the field, and for your encouragement and great videos. I look forward to learning more about healthcare management and your wealth of knowledge and sharing with others. Blessings to you and your family.
Hi Susan! I'm happy you're here and so glad you're finding the info helpful. Thank you for the kind words and blessings. Sending many blessings to you too!
I'm 50 years old and have worked in the operating room for over 27years. My old body has had enough lol. I'm curious about what you mentioned, HIT. If there is a way for me to use my years of experience and still stay connected to healthcare. That would be best I would hope. I really don't want to repeat so many classes if I have to go back to college.
It's good to see that I am not the only 50+ person going back to school to obtain a higher level of education and further my career. I have been in the medical field for over 25 years in both clinical and support roles, but it is time to change course and increase my income to live the second part of my life the way that I want. I am so glad that I found your channel!
So glad to have found your channel. I have my bachelors in healthcare administration and have had a rough time finding a job with it. I have been using my coding certification to be able to work, but ready to move on from it.
Does having a coding certification provide decent income though? I have a my masters in Healthcare Admin but I haven’t found work yet and want something to do until I find a job
Coding pay well and you get to work from home
did you ever find a job?@@symphony2929
I've worked for an IPA medical group for 6 years, assisting nurses & social workers with the clerical side of patient care coordination & enter auths for providers.
My only medical exp was my 2 month M.A externship (which I didn't include in my resume) & office asst exp. Basically, I got in with only office exp, no degree & I love my job so much, I'm now getting my AS in Healthcare Admin.
Sometimes, you would REALLY have to know ppl to get in those places & lucky enough for me, I did know someone. From there on, I've gotten a few of my friends in with no medical exp & they've moved up to do medical claims, etc.
I know ppl who have master's in their respective fields but work in a restaurant. What I've learned was no matter what degree u have, with no exp or connections, it'll be hard to find a job. Lucky for me, I had both.
Courtneyyyyy. This page is amazing and was exactly what I was looking for!! I did my undergrad in Biotechnology and right now I'm thinking of making a transition into Healthcare Administration. I am infact very nervous about it but these videos are really motivational. Hopefully I'll make it in life just like you ♡
Hi shona, would like to connect with you on the same topic you commented. If possible can you please comment back. I really need a guidance.
I have also done my undergrad in biotechnology and wanting to move in healthcare administration. If you change to healthcare administration, please share your experience about the course and it's responsibilities. That would be great help!!
Thank you for creating these videos on Healthcare Administration. I would like to share another career path tip from my personal experience. A Business Development Representative is great if you're into sales/marketing of HCA Admin. I spent one year in this position, and it was the highlight of my career. Due to my skills and knowledge, I decided it wasn't the career path I wanted to go.
Why did you stop? I was thinking into getting into sells? Thanks
This video found me at the perfect time as I just had a meltdown from a job that was not what I had in mind after graduation. I’m definitely in need of mentors and entry level career opportunities. I’m a new grad with a healthcare administration degree and an applied business certificate and I have not been able to find anything and I don’t have any experience in a hospital or clinic setting.
Hi Geordia! I’m happy to hear that you know your worth and walked away from a job that wasn’t serving your properly. You don’t need experience to apply. Just leverage your transferable skills and customize your resume to each job you apply to!
This is exactly what I’m going through currently! It hasn’t been easy.
I appreciate you making this video. I'm a Master's in Health Informatics & Administration. Looking forward to get my foot in as it a new field to me.
I have a background psychology degree, was a behavioral health technician and ran an online business I didn't really know how to transfer skills to applying to health care administration, this was really helpful I took notes haha
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with me!
I have learned a lot about transferring previous skills into the current occupation.
You have made my day by giving me confidence in continuing with Hospital Administration and Health Care Management.
Continue to be a light to others despite you being nervous. We love and appreciate you!
Thank you so much for this video. I graduated with my BS in Healthcare Administration almost a year ago and I have no idea what to do with my degree. I moved to Texas and applied to every hospital around and was rejected.
Hi Diamond! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Keep applying and make sure to customize your resume to each job. Sending positivity and many blessings your way. Keep me posted on how your job search goes!
I am going through the same thing in TX, Diamond. I wish you the best. We will get there.
Is it possible that Diamond doesn’t have a master degree that’s why it takes so long to get a job? I was told by my professor that I need to get my masters if I need to be considered for job.
Wishing love the best Diamond
Same I graduated with a bachelors in Health Services Administration in May 2020, and to this day I have not been able to get a job in the field. I did a bootcamp and got a couple of entry level IT certifications and was able to get a job in the IT field. Now I’m planning to supplement what I’m learning in the field into the emerging market of Health Informatics. I’m starting my master’s in Health Informatics with a concentration in data management next year, I believe that this is one of the best fields one can get into right now. First there is a short supply of qualified individuals to enter the field, and there is a healthy supply of jobs, higher than average.
Hello. Thanks for this. I got so busy with shadowing at a prospective internship center that I couldn't join this. Watching now to catch up
Hi Justina, I hope you learned a lot job shadowing last night. I hope you get the internship! Enjoy the video :)
I’ve seen your comment on a lot of these videos, is it ok if we exchange contact? Do you have an email or Instagram i can reach you on?
@@andims82 my Ig is @Jaythemelanatedpa
Sooo grateful I stumbled across your channel. This is exactly what I need to further pursue my career.
Yay! I'm so glad you're here :)
It is beautiful that I can work in a pharmaceutical practice with my Healthcare Admin ❤ thank you for sharing.
Hello Ms. Sharea,
Great information and video. Thank you for sharing. I am a charge capture specialist with a hospital organization. It has been a journey that I truly encourage others to explore. There are so many opportunities in the healthcare administration field. Thanks again for this
Thanks again for this video.
Hi Humbled Sis! I'm glad you found the video informative!
Sending you many blessings and positivity!
I'm new to your channel. Thank you for your good Information. I'm glad I found you. It's Appreciated. Thank you.
Hi,
I am glad I found your videos! I recently graduated with my nursing degree but I don’t want to be a nurse at all, so now I am working on masters in health care administration. I am more of a business person, I currently work as a bed coordinator and a HIM tech, trying to further my experience! I just turned 25, I know it’s not much but I am trying!
Hello, I just discovered you channel and I love it. I am a Biology major and I recently switched fields to public health. I will be getting my MPH in health policy and management. It’s been hard navigating this field so far...You videos have been very helpful.. thank you so much!
Hi Aminata! It's so nice to meet you! I'm glad you've found my videos informative!
Sending you many blessings and positivity on your education and career journey.
Hey. Pls which school offers MPH Health policy and mgt and is it funded? Thanks
@nnesplace Do a google search to help you research schools that offer MPH programs.
Hi Girl ! I am also a Biology major but it’s so hard getting experience in Health administration, since I don’t have any background in administration. How is the process going for you ?
This is the perfect channel for me. I am a pediatric dentist currently completing my DBA in healthcare management and leadership. I'm very interested in the field and excited to see what opportunities are available to me.
Hi Julien! I'm glad you're here! Let me know if there are any specific career options that you're interested in that you would like for me to cover in a future video.
Sending you many blessings on your education and career journey!
Thank you for your valuable Information!!! It's appreciated! I'm glad I came across you. Needed. Have a good day.
Hi! I’m a new subscriber. I work at medical call center in the complaint department. At my current my job I need a degree because I’m about to max out for pay. I’m torn between going back for nursing or health care administration/ management. I have been trying to get into the hospitals in my area for like three years. I’m truly glad I found your channel.
I'm so happy you're here! Sending you many blessings on your education and career journey!
Thanks for this! I’m starting my DHA program next month.
Hi! Dr. Comer
Thank you so much for your videos, I just graduated with my B.S in health Service Administration and I don't know what to do with my life.... you are really helping me finding my career path. Thank you so much! 💜
Hi Marlene! I hope you found this video helpful!
The Dr. Cromer who was participating in the live chat is Dr. Albany Cromer! :)
@@CourtneySharea sorry for misspelling your last name. 💜
Thank you for posting. I just found your channel
Hey Courtney!
Great video, very informative. Currently applying for a receptionist job to try to get more experience and will be looking for internships as well. I’m just hoping and praying I could get a job soon after graduating next spring. 🤞🏽🙏🏼
Hi Elizabeth! I'm glad you found this video informative! Sending you many blessings!
Hi Courtney, Thank you so much for all this information. It is very helpful. I am trying to make a career shift and needed a place like this. Thank you again.
Hi Courtney! Thank you for making this video! I’m currently looking to change careers from television journalism to healthcare administration ( yes I know, very different from one another :) ) however , I do believe there are many transferable skills ie. communication, liaising with organizations/others, time management and etc. I have a masters degree so another degree from a university is not within my financial budget right now. Instead, I was hoping to enter the field by completing a program and becoming a certified medical assistant at a small private practice and working my way up to a healthcare manager or healthcare administrative position (perhaps obtaining another certification in healthcare administration.) In your professional opinion, is this an advisable entry level job to achieve my career path goals?
I miss a god ol’ southern storm! University of Alabama! Thanks for this video
hi, thank you for this video. do you have any advice for someone trying to get back into healthcare I'm having a hard time getting an entry-level position? I graduated with my BS in health science in 2015 but when I moved I was only able to get a job in banking.
Now watching numerous videos from you, and thank you so much !! Trying to find a way into healthcare admin with a BS in biochemistry. Appreciate it !!
I'm so glad you're finding my videos informative!
I’ve been having my bachelors degree since 2017 and I’m still having trouble finding a job with my health care administration degree…… hopefully this video will lead me in the right direction
Same for me as well. Graduated in 2016 and have yet to find a job. Either I don’t have enough experience or you only need a certification or high school diploma.
I have a Bachelor in nuts science. I’m thinking to get an MBA in healthcare. It’s more versatile. The job market is scary would be able to get that done with out background in healthcare administration
This degree is a legit scam. 2017 grad here. Couldn’t get a job. And these jobs all pay less than 40,000.
So it seem like this degree is a waste of time unless you know somebody that knows somebody..SMH.. I have to rethink this degree because I do not have years to wait to find a job after college.
@@carljefferson5463 you may find something i just haven’t and i have an associates and a bachelor in healthcare administration and it’s been hard for me .
Thank you very much for posting this video. It is truly appreciated.
My pleasure!!
I wish I came across this way before.You’re absolutely correct about the benefits of working as a medical receptionist..very versatile…I’m now a day surg. Unit sec /pt coordinator. It’s okay but, it isn’t very rewarding for me now.
Heyyyy, I wanted to catch this as I’m thinking about going back in my field, you did great!
Hi Nicole! Thanks girl! Let me know if there are any questions I can answer for you :)
@@CourtneySharea Hello hope you are doing well. I want to know something that i am working as an AR in RCM and i am in a game from last 4 years but still i don't have any course digree related to this . So just want to know that do i have to get the MHA, MBA in health care management digree to get the good level job in US.
I am in Michigan.
i guess I am kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream new movies online?
@Enoch Marco Flixportal =)
I am so happy I ran across your videos!! I am set to graduate fall of 2022 with my bachelor's in health service administration. I am actually kind of nervous about graduating, with no actual experience in administration. I am also late at the game as I raised my kids first prior to attending school for my career, so a lot of my concern is towards competing with the younger crowd.. I did run my own business for 9 years but it was in an auto repair shop before I went to school for nursing and did that for 3 years. What suggestions would you have for getting my foot in the door? I was hoping to get into insurance or long-term care..
Hi Jennifer! It's nice to meet you. Leverage your transferrable skills and you'll be good to go. Check out my Healthcare Admin Q&A when you have a moment, there's some good info in there too! Thank you!
I’m answering like I was on the live lol but I currently work in the pharmaceutical industry as a pharmacy technician and am looking to get my BS or BA in healthcare administration so I would love to dive deeper into the business side of pharmaceutical companies
LOL! Hey Janae! I don't know much about the pharmaceutical industry. But I'll see what I can come up with for you! Thanks for watching!
@@CourtneySharea thank you . I had an Epiphany today . I been looking into healthcare administration but today it was like fresh on my mind . I searched TH-cam and you came up . I am so glad because when I searched the first time I didn’t see too many women of color in the field . You definitely have a life time subscriber & I have learned a lot from you so I’ll continue to watch all your videos . That Q&A next .
I currently work for the government so hopefully upon graduation I’d be able to slide to a different position inside the VA. 🤞🏾
You are truly a God send!! I've been a Pharmacy Technician for 7 years and I've been wanting to get more involved in healthcare. I recently applied to Western Governors University, praying to receive my Bachelor's in Healthcare Management. The field is so broad and I'm really excited. Thank You so much in advance for all of your knowledge, and advice. Stay Blessed!!
Hi Chazzy! It's so nice to meet you. I pray that you get accepted into the Healthcare Management program at WGU. Feel free to email me with any specific questions you may have about healthcare administration and I will answer them for you. courtneysharea@gmail.com.
Chazzy I am applying this week for Healthcare management as well!! I have been a Medical Assistant for 13 years and I love it, but I thrive in a leadership/admin role. Good luck to you on your journey!!!!!
I’m looking to apply to WGU as well!
@@schellby7207 I'm so sorry for the late response. Thank you so much for the well wishes, its greatly appreciated. I wish you all the best in your endeavors as well. God Bless
@@lolgeselle My experience with applying has been a breeze. My admission counselor is Heaven sent lol. My start date is August 1, 2021. I cant tell you how excited I am to start this amazing journey.
New sub! I work in a different part of healthcare in claims management. Though I am very interested in some entry level roles in healthcare insurance. I appreciate the content!
Do you have livestreams often? Also thank you for making this video! I’m happy to see women of color in leadership positions!
Hi Veggieguurl! I do not live stream as often as I should. I may go live one day this week. Let me know if you have any specific questions that I can answer for you. Thanks!
@@CourtneySharea Thank you so much for responding!! I was wondering if you can make a video for undergraduate students who are looking to become healthcare administrators? Like steps to take, how we can get experience what MHA schools to look into, whether or not we should shadow or volunteer. I would love some guidance and output! thank you once again! I'll be tuning into your 7pm Livestream today! Happy Belated Birthday!!
And to add to your comment, also the fact that she has a good ❤️ I see many women of color that seem like they are against their own kind 🥺 which is heartbreaking.
I just wanted to say thank you this video has been very informative!!!!
Thank you so much for positing this!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!
Fabulous, thank you!
Graduate with my Masters in Healthcare Services Administration in the spring of ‘22. What kind of jobs should I be looking for? What salary should I be negotiating? Being in school during COVID has limited our ability to make connections and meet potential mentors so I’m so lost.
Can we get an update on how you're doing?
@@InvuNOT2 I actually start pharmacy school in August, which is good because I struggled to find an entry level position within healthcare admin that paid well.
Wow, this video is so helpful! Thank you!
Hi Jackeline! I'm so glad you found this video informative! ☺️
I've been a nurse for 10 years. I graduated about 2 years ago with my degree in Healthcare Administrations. I am just looking into do something else besides floor nursing.
Hi Trinesia! The healthcare admin career opportunities are endless. Sending you many blessings and positivity on your career change!
Hi Courtney! New subscriber here. I'm so glad I found your channel. I'm a recent career changer who is working in healthcare (direct patient care) but looking to get into the non-clinical side of things. I want to work in Healthcare Administration field and I found your videos so helpful. I'm planning on going back to school to get a MHA or MBA in healthcare management. Do you have a preference for which degree to get or which degree would be overall marketable?
Hi Chasity! It’s nice to meet you 🤗 I’m so glad you found the videos helpful. I honestly believe you can’t go wrong either way. Look at the curriculum for both programs and see which one fits your learning and career needs most.
I hope this helps!
This is a great video! I'd love to have you as a guest on my podcast to give more insight into Healthcare Administration career opportunities. I'd love to introduce my audience to your channel! They will LOVE you!
Hi Valerie! Thank you. I'll DM you on IG.
You speak clearly and direct
It’s very hard landing a job without an extension too.
Extremely
I've been thinking about going back for healthcare administration.. I've been in medical billing and coding for 15 years
Wow! That's impressive. There are a ton of revenue cycle management opportunities that do not require any additional education.
Awesome video! I have a BHA degree and MHA degree. I think the field has great possibilities.
I agree!
Hi Courtney, Great video. Your video has given me a hope to achieve my goal. I finished my BS in healthcare Administration but still struggling to find an entry level job. Right now, I am working in a Nursing home as a Medtech and I have applied for the Concierge to get some experience on administrative but unfortunately the pay rate for concierge is less than what I am getting now.
I have a question. If I do LPN on a side, is it plus point to get the management position in the future? I am planning to join LPN class. I want someone to help me on my decision. Looking forward to some reply. Thanks,
Ma’am! When are you coming back because I love the content.
I'm back!!!
I still love this video. I've been on a couple of interviews but the challenges I've come across is that I do not have any experience in handling patient files and EMR. Also, with living in Miami, a lot of these medical offices are looking for spanish speakers only. Spanish required is popping up all over job requisitions now. I've noticed that if you don't have spanish language written onto your resume, it is overlooked. If you do get an interview they ask if you speak any other languages. I feel when I say no, I am being looked down upon. Due to Covid, there has been no volunteer opportunities available. I am feeling defeated.
Join the Peace Corps and immerse yourself to get fluent.
I got a job with Patient Access, No Exp..Didn’t Know Anyone. Interviewer took a liking to me and offered me a PT Spot..got to work FT Hrs.
I am a care coordinator and I feel like a lot of the responsibilities mentioned in the entry level jobs are blurred together in what I do.
Can't get this job to save my life
@@DaFaBBMiSs3s It can be stressful especially during holidays. There are times when I wonder I can always switch industries as a rep, but the job is remote, hours are plenty, and you make a difference in people's lives significantly. That's why I stay.
I want to get my HIT and get rhit credentialed but develop my career through billing! Since billing is the first course(s) anyway
Medical Records Clerk
yes
I’ve been trying to find a remote job in medical transcription. I’m I certified and have 15 to 25 years experience I took 3 years of court reporting and transferred at 1&0 wpm before deciding that I really loved the medical field
Transferred at 180 wpm before knowing what comes most natural to me and feel more at home with was medicine and patient care. Life and family responsibilities restricted me from achieving my dream, to become a nurse. So I started my own transcription business fresh out of school. With certificate in hand I knocked on my first door. The doctor was alone in his office, so I introduced myself and told him how and why he would benefit from trying me out. He hired me that day. Gave me 20 little cassette tapes, about 500 pages. I worked on them and returned the finished transcripts at the end of the week, on time right on the morning hour he wanted them. No mistakes. I was determined to land thatj
What is a day in the life of a healthcare administration during COVID-19
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Hi Erica! Thanks for watching! Check out my DITL video. Let me know if you have any further questions! Thank you :)
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Im a BSN nurse but I have multiple injuries which makes it hard to work the floors. Plus I’m already 60. would it be a good idea for me to get an MBA in healthcare?
I’m currently taking my CMOM .. I worked from medical records to referral coordinator to billing Assistant to financial counselor 3 to charge entry specialist currently for 7 provider urology practice… but not a lot of people will hire practice manager with no experience
Agreed.
Hey sharea, let's go. I'm in this with you now.
Hi Courtney, will QA Healthcare be a good starting job into the Compliance field?
I’m currently studying for my certification in medical coder but my goal is to be health care analyst/business analyst is that a good way to break into the field?
I’m currently in school trying to get a degree in healthcare administration. Is having a bachelors degree enough yo excel in this career? Or would it be better to get my masters ?
Hi Kasey! That is a loaded question. I will unpack this question during my live stream event on April 22nd at 8PMEST. If you aren't able to join the event, the video will be uploaded immediately after the live stream event is over. Thanks for watching!
Hello Courtney, am from Africa and i have a bachelor's in English. I want to go back to school and am looking at healthcare administration. Would you advise i start with a BHA since i have never done anything health or management related or i could just jump into MHA without facing any future problems? Also, from where i come from, a bachelor's usually takes four years, but the schools am looking at here in Arizona gives you only 15 weeks to complete it and am confused as to how legit that is and if it will not pose any problems during job search? Please advise
I already have a bachelors in human resource management, but I never worked in the field. Had a hard time getting a job without experience so I accepted the first job that came along (in mutual fund investing). I still have a desire to become a healthcare admin. What should my next steps be? Get an entry level healthcare job or get my MHA? Or both? Lol
Medical Receptionist
Hi Courtney great video!!!! I have a question I have a bachelors in HA and a MBA. I’ve been at my current job for 12 yrs working as a Data Analyst and was promoted this yr to a position making 60k. I’m really trying to take steps to get to 80k a year. Which direction should I go? It was so hard to find a job in HA all these years, so I continued with the job I received through a internship. At this moment I feel like I stayed too long and I’m stuck.
I have my bachelors degree in business administration from Capella I have been finish & Graduated from school two years ago but I don’t have a whole lot of office computer experience whatsoever I just have a lot of paper writing and research papers that I have wrote APA style for Capella University, and every time I am looking for office administration no experience high Pay I am having the most hardest time finding exactly what I want I am not even finding close to what I want; & at this point, I am feeling like getting a college degree in business administration was a waste of time and money and I don’t know what to do now I am working as a teachers aid paraprofessional working with disabilities students and that is not what I had wanted to do, I took the job because that was the only thing that was available that paid pretty much decent pay a little better than minimum wage. Please Help a Sister out on how to get some sort of office administration job without having a lot of experience in places that is willing to train you as well and with higher pay
Have you worked as a CNA, CMA, PCA, DSP - your documentation counts as experience (on the entry part of it).
I read medical books to keep up
What healthcare administration jobs can be done 100% work from home that are entry level?
Very helpful for me!
Your content is helpful.
Dr.Courtney, 18:47 what was the question (s) ?
What is your opinion on coursea classes to improve resumes when looking for entry level jobs?
Hi!!! Thanks for posting these videos, I've been wanting to get into the healthcare field for so long and you have convicted me that I can do this!!! I'm looking into starting Bachelor's Program at Snhu with no previous experience. Do you think this is a good idea?
Hi Friday! I think it's a good idea if you're interested in working in this field! Good luck!
I do have another question to help me decide, Would it be better/cheaper to go for the Associates first then transfer into the Bachelor's degree?
I am about to graduate with my MBA- HA, worked 6 years in the lab with 3 of those as a Clinical Lab Scientist and before that worked 8 years as an ER tech… I am feeling so lost on where to go next, I feel like no experience with accounting and billing etc is holding me back and there’s only positions with less pay than what I’m doing now ! I hope I find someone to take a chance on me and find a good job I can learn in that’s not half my normal salary !
I’m seeking and seeking and people always talk about transferable skills but the companies are not even responding to the application
Just ran into this video😊
I’m graduating with my BS in Healthcare Administration. I’m currently a medical receptionist and I’m struggling to get into a full time role. If I don’t get a supervisor position in my department, should I consider switching to another part of Patient Access (to get full time) or wait until there’s a full time position? I feel like I’m getting passed off because of my age (21). I want to eventually be a Business Partner, Recruiter, Human Resource Partner, or Medical Sales Rep. Consulting would be my long term goal.
Hi Stephanie, Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! I think you have to do what's best for you. If you can get a full-time job in another department, do it. Make sure to keep the communication lines open with your current supervisor/manager if you decide to apply to another department. THis way you won't burn any bridges and you can switch departments on good terms. Sending you many blessings!
@@CourtneySharea An update! Unfortunately, due to understaffing I was unable to transfer departments. But, I accepted a position as a Treatment Coordinator/Front Office Coordinator at a Dental Office. I’m excited for the future again!
@@stephaniedavis.6 OMG! How exciting? I'm so happy for you girl! Congratulations!!!
Hey! Firstly I love your page! Secondly I recently graduated with my Bachelors in Health Science w/Minor Healthcare Administration. I work as a Health Unit Coordinator (2.5years). DO you have any advice on what jobs I should be looking at next since I've already gained entry level experience???? Thank You!!!!
Hi. Mrs. Sharea. I really need help. I took a course in 2011 as an Medical Administration Assistant and basically had few not long term jobs as a Patient Access Rep but not much experience at all n I really feel like somehow no someway I do need a job plus more training and really have problem with interviews. Help me if can. Thank you greatly. Deborah
Thank you for healthcare administration TH-cam videos I am going to go back to school to get my bachelors degree in healthcare administration right now I have associates degree and I’m a medical assistant and hopefully I can take medical billing and coding I want to work in the marketing or revenue departments of healthcare facilities inpatient and outpatient or a health insurance company. Please keep make videos for healthcare administration💯💪🏾❤️☘️💴💵💰💎
I really enjoy your channel and am so grateful for the resources you put forth! I graduated with my BHA in March and I am working as a patient registration rep. What type of jobs would you suggest as a next step towards upward movement?
Hi Auriel! I'm so glad you're enjoying my channel!
What career path are you interested in? Definitely check out my other healthcare admin videos to get career inspo.
Thank you!
Patient Care Coordinator
Which hospital?
what are the short term and long term job opportunities after completing office administration health services two years diploma
can you please enlighten me with this?
Thanks so much. Please can u help with the best textbook to read for the nursing home administrator in denver Colorado? I saw one on Amazon, but is there any on to suggest? Thanks
Hello. I just found your video and I see that you are from Charleston. I am from Myrtle Beach. I am a certified nursing assistant and I’m about to finish my bachelors in business and health management. With my skills what do you recommend I do as far as applying for a job?