Sample Cover Letter: RHA Health Services

I am interested in the Health Information Specialist position that I noticed on the Mayo Clinic Jobs website. I am a University of Wisconsin – La Crosse graduate with a major in Biology – Environmental Science and a minor in Microbiology. Since graduation, I have worked for the La Crosse County Health Department. Most of this time was spent working in Vector Control where I was part of a team that regularly sampled for mosquito larvae and treated the areas accordingly with larvicide. We also spent a great deal of time canvassing cities and towns in various counties for urban mosquito habitats, such as tires and containers. We then were able to inform residents about the risks of vector borne diseases. To gain more experience in other areas of the health department, I worked as an Environmental Health Assistant. In this position, I helped the Sanitarians by regularly sampling and inspecting

Throughout this project I learned how to properly write a resume, cover letter, and job application. I learned key interviewing skills by observing my classmates perform good and bad interviews. Mr. Edwards enforced the proper dress code by making students conduct interviews in formal attire. Ultimately, the skills that I have gained during this assignment will assist me to earn a high paying job in the future.

The field of healthcare administration is growing at a steady pace to bring about efficient service to all the patients (Harris, 2015). Currently, many specialists have emerged to ensure good health to all individuals at affordable rates. For instance, there is the healthcare documentation specialist, formally known as medical transcriptionists, who are highly-skilled health personnel, dealing with the process of transcribing, verifying, or converting spoken (voice-recorded reports) as dictated by a healthcare professional (Skurka, 2017). The prepared report henceforth becomes part of the permanent health record or history of the patient that can be used in future reference.

I, Samuel and Rosario Vargas are writing this letter to inform that I have given the permission for my Brother-in-law Gilberto Salas and his wife Luz Elena Lopez to take my daughter Magdalena Vargas for to Cancun, Mexico for a week. They will be leaving Portland, Oregon on August 3rd and will be returning back on August 12th.

This is to inform that I have received information that the home where Mary Kate was supposed to be residing 4550 Teasdale Street with her Resource Parent has not been certified due to the fact that Mary Kate and her Resource Parent, Ms. Heidi Boggs, moved to different locations. Later, Ms. Boggs informed me that she assisted Mary Kate with obtaining and apartment located at 3054 Richmond Street. Although I was able to see Mary Kate at this new place, I informed both, Ms. Boggs and Mary Kate that this was not part the court agreement nor was this an approved SIL apartment.

I am a high school and I am good at organizing stuff and talking to people. I could make the files in alphabet order so I could find their name faster. I could help people out and give them a good price.

I am very excited and honored to recommend Inanje Mintz for Graduate Studies in Public Health. I am employed with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the Quarantine Station at Philadelphia International Airport. I am the Officer in Charge and had the great opportunity to supervise Inanje for her first year in the Public Health Associate Program (PHAP).

Hope all is well with you this morning. You are receiving this email this morning in regards to the information that I received from Jamia Hines about those persons interetested in being an adjunct professor at Chester Career College. I am strongly interested in the English position that Ms. Hines spoke of. Attached you will find my Cover Letter & Resume.

I never thought that I would study abroad. It seemed impossible to learn English for me, so I gave up once. 5 years ago, I met a great English professor and I realized that nothing is impossible. I decided to study abroad and came to Reno, Nevada in 2012.

The commitment of GOAL to establish programs that confront the unmet needs of Hillsdale has inspired me to apply to the GOAL Program Coordinator position. My interest in the community of Hillsdale combined with my desire to be a part of this organization’s bigger purpose and mission, my communication skills, and growing organizational skills would be a great asset to the vision and execution of the GOAL programs.

When documentation of patient medical records began, patient information was documented by a nurse and communicated to a doctor and other health care team members by means of handwritten charts. Accuracy of patient information depended upon the legibility of the documentation, and it is a widely known stereotype that a doctor’s handwriting is messy and indecipherable. These charts, because of their handwritten nature, have resulted in an estimated annual 98,000 deaths due to misunderstandings (Allen, 2013). As the technology became more advanced, it became of great importance to ensure proper communication amongst health care team members and to prevent unnecessary deaths.

I have seen my fieldwork educator document a great deal. She has three computers that she can use throughout the facility. She has her own personal office computer, one in the children's room, and one in adult section of the gym. There is electronic and handwritten documentation. Each patient has a folder, which the OT brings with her to each session. This is the patient’s chart. It has the patient's referral, evaluation, and any progress notes. The OT writes what they do in therapy on a piece of paper that includes how many repetitions the client does for each motion and at which bands/weights. The OT uses the computer some during the session, but she told me it was just for the easy parts. Afterwards, the OT writes the therapy session down

Though the technique of technical writing is identical throughout the medical community, the instruments used for recording and logging information differs from facility to facility. The added computer technology into many facilities makes recording a patient’s report considerably easier. The time it takes to produce medical charts is significantly lessened and retrieving information is more effective. Below is a picture of the search screen in the school health room. To the left there are several areas the nurse can search or they can simple type in the student’s last name or student ID number and retrieve parent information and class schedules.

When I had the internship in one of the clinic in Brooklyn as a Medical Assistant, the Doctor asked me to have a notebook which she called it a CHEAT Sheet, it will allow to everybody in the clinic to quickly locate or find , understand and finish the routine tasks without asking the doctor or looking to the manual or instruction. She said that in the long run I will need it and it is true. She need that all her intern knows their responsibility, to the specific of their practice workflow. Because in the office or clinic, we are suppose to be quick and accurate and fast. It was not only administrative it is also clinical, what I practice in the clinic. So we have

As a medical scribe in the Sibley ER my primary duty is patient documentation. I also took on a number of additional responsibilities as the head scribe. These responsibilities included making the employee work schedule, hiring new scribes, and training of new employees. I also frequently met with the medical director of the department to discuss how we could improve the scribe program at Sibley. My experience as a medical scribe has been one of the most meaningful experiences because it gave me a firsthand look into what a career in medicine is really