A Career As An Administrative Assistant

Please accept the attached resume as my application for the Administrative Assistant position. I am enthusiastic about this opportunity because I firmly believe that my qualifications, personality and work experience make me the ideal candidate.

There are numerous reasons why I aspire to be a resident assistant. The most important reason why I am applying to be an RA is to inspire, motivate and transform students. I believe that my ability to provide valuable skills and resources to my resident will be highly beneficial not only to the students that receive my help, but CCSU as a whole. For example, when I attended CCSU in the summer of 2013, I was a struggling student trying to earn my spot as a central student. However, I found it hard to grasp my head around the transition from high school to college. On the other hand, I was fortunate enough to have Reina as my RA and she motivated, inspired and transformed me to believe in myself. I would be truly

Are there any medical assistant organizations that medical assistants can join? Since the medical field is growing there are plenty of opportunities for medical assistants to join an organization. Medical assistant organizations vary thought the world; in the paper I will be introducing you to organizations within the U.S, Texas, and Houston area. Here in the Texas area we are known for having the Houston Medical center with that center comes organizations and jobs for Medical assistants.

Medical assistants job outlook is something to look into before a student becomes a certified nursing assistant. “. . . Employment of medical assistants is projected to grow twenty nine percent from 2016-2026, much faster than the average for all occupations. The growth of the aging baby-boom population will continue to increase demand for preventive medical services, which are often provided by physicians (“Medical Assistants: Job Outlook” 1). “. . . Medical assistants are expected to have good job prospects; however, those who earn certification and have familiarity with electronic health records may have been job prospects (“Medical Assistants: Job Outlook” 1). Medical assistants are going to keep being needed more as the years go on and that is very important.

Hi Alicia, nice to meet you! Hawaii, wow, do you love living there? What job would you like to obtain after you get your degree? Which assistant would you prefer to be?

The reason why I want to be a medical assistant is very dear and personal to me. First, my mother is a type I diabetic. Growing up, I recall her having many issues with her glucose levels being elevated. I assisted by giving her insulin shots and helping her check her blood sugar regularly. She’s now on an insulin pump and is facing a pancreas transplant if her medicine fails to help. Next, my Grandma Scherer suffered from diabetes. I always attempted to be of aid when her glucose dropped by keeping sweets nearby. After her kidneys failed in 2005, she went on dialysis. Consequently, she succumbed to diabetes in August of 2007. Also, there was my dear Grandpa McKee. He endured renal failure and diabetes. Witnessing him suffer in the hospital

After high school I plan to attend college and major in biology or environmental science. I’m undecided on whether I want to go on to become a doctor or a physician assistant. However, I intend to use my career as either a doctor or a physician assistant to serve underdeveloped areas both nationally and internationally. I’d also like to get involved with organizations that involve promoting health and education.

As I started my undergraduate journey, I never thought I would end up where I am now. When I entered college, I thought that my degree in chemistry would be a stepping-stone on the way to medical school. My one and only goal, at the start of college, was to work as hard as I could to ensure that I would one day become a doctor. However, along the way I figured out that medical school was not where my passions lie.

I write in response to your ad seeking receptionist and administrative assistant. Running as an assistant, customer service, and handling administrative duties in my previous experiences has prepared me to embark upon a broad array of barriers that may arise in a fast-paced environment. I will bring professionalism and reliability to this position.

One of my fondest passions is learning about the human body. I find the inner mechanisms of the human body to be extremely intriguing – the ability for so many intersecting faculties to form a cohesive, high-functioning organism is truly astounding. I am currently majoring in the Honours Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience program at the University of Windsor and throughout my time studying, I have developed a greater sense of not only the human brain, but the physiological and biological mechanisms involved throughout the entire body. I have been able to apply this knowledge throughout my experiences as a teaching assistant for multiple undergraduate courses. My role as a teaching assistant allows me to apply my knowledge of the human body

Student Affairs is a profession where genuine care, compassion, and communication are required in shaping the lives of the students. After observing multiple university professionals, I am sure that Student Affairs is a career suited for my personality and abilities. I am excited by the diverse nature of work and the positive effects professional staff can have in helping undergraduates achieve their goals.

A little bit about myself currently I am an assistant teacher at a Kindercare Learning Center, where I have been for nearly two years. I assistant in preparing activities for the children and with the student’s curriculum. Before that I worked in the food industry filling orders, working the cash register and occasionally preparing the food. I quickly was promoted to management and assisted with running the restaurant when the general and assistant general manager were not present. While I enjoy my current job, I want to expand my work skills. I am a hard worker and goal-oriented. In my past and current job, I have an attention to detail and find creative ways to solve problems.

I am in control of my own destiny. I have identified several short term goals that will help me to become a successful leader and disassociate myself with the “Administrative Assistant,” duties.

After learning about your company in the Real Estate business I was very interested in applying for this position which has given me a great degree of enthusiasm to be a part of this dynamic team. I have worked seven years as a Professional Organizer and five years as a Personal Assistant, during that time I was able to develop my administrative abilities. I have grown to develop a level of excellence in consumer service to a degree where I can make a valuable contribution in this position. I am confident that my skills are well aligned with the role, and that I would be an excellent fit for this organization.

An Administrative Assistant can be categorized into two types: One that may work in an educative environment or one that may work for a business in an office.