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[fdhtx]

What time of part time jobs are you guys doing? 
I currently work part time but I’m am getting tired, due to it being so repetitive and the turnover is causing all the hard workers to leave, which is causing mire of the workload to fall onto me, and it’s just not worth it for the pay 😅

 if any of yall know of a job that is part time with flexible scheduling that allows me to do my full time service to jah that would be awesome. I don’t mind customer service or data entry, maybe something remote

i know it’s far feched but if any of you know of a job position similar or work somewhere that needs something like that that would be great 

I mostly do after business hours

[Barbllm]

The company I work for handles medical records for hospitals as well as clinics and physician practices. 

 

https://careers-mrocorp.icims.com/jobs/search?hashed=-625855033&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=442585707&mobile=false&width=1400&height=500&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

These are their current job listings. Some of the work is remote, some of it is in-house or on site. 

[fdhtx]

6 minutes ago, Barbllm said:

The company I work for handles medical records for hospitals as well as clinics and physician practices. 

 

https://careers-mrocorp.icims.com/jobs/search?hashed=-625855033&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=442585707&mobile=false&width=1400&height=500&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

These are their current job listings. Some of the work is remote, some of it is in-house or on site. 

Do I need a special certificate? In what areas do you work as? How do shifts work? 

[Barbllm]

10 minutes ago, fdhtx said:

Do I need a special certificate? In what areas do you work as? How do shifts work? 

1. No, you don't need a special certificate. Healthcare experience help.

2. I work in ROI (release of information) and handle medical records for a Florida-based clinic. I pull the records from their EMR (electronic medical record) and email or fax them to the recipients.

3. My shift is 8 am to 4:30 pm EST. Other shifts are available, depending on the needs of the company and/or clinic. 

[fdhtx]

8 minutes ago, Barbllm said:

1. No, you don't need a special certificate. Healthcare experience help.

2. I work in ROI (release of information) and handle medical records for a Florida-based clinic. I pull the records from their EMR (electronic medical record) and email or fax them to the recipients.

3. My shift is 8 am to 4:30 pm EST. Other shifts are available, depending on the needs of the company and/or clinic. 

Ooo okey sounds interesting, do you take inbound/outbound calls? Do you mind if I put your name down for the “referred by” box? 
 

we can PM as well.

[Barbllm]

Right now, yes, we do take inbound calls, but that may change. And yes, you can put my name down as a reference.

[fdhtx]

30 minutes ago, Barbllm said:

Right now, yes, we do take inbound calls, but that may change. And yes, you can put my name down as a reference.

Perfect!! Sending a PM