The Career Of My Professional Career

A career that has interested me for many years is becoming an Office Manager in the company IHA. IHA was formed in 1994 for families around the Washtenaw County area to be provided with professional physician care. I have worked in this company for five years doing reception work within different offices. I have found a passion to become an Office Manager which would require me to have a 4-year Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and 2-years of experience in management anywhere. Since I have been there for five years I have learned how offices work within this company which I feel will benefit my future. I strive learns as much as I can in this company, so I can have a great deal of knowledge of what my future employees do in their

I have a diverse customer service background that includes leadership and management roles. As a Member Service Manager for Fairwinds Credit Union- the largest credit union in Central Florida- I managed a team of eight member service representatives in assisting banking customers with achieving their financial goals. In May of 2013 I was presented with an opportunity as an administrative intern for Orlando Pilates and Massage, a small business in Central Florida. I assisted the owner in managing various projects and researching efficient ways to reduce overhead costs and generate new clientele within the community. As a result, the owner launched her business expansion in January 2014 and I was promoted to an Operations Manager. This role gave

A normal day includes: laying out all surgical tools to ensure they are in good working order, sharper knives and scalpels when necessary, transfer the body to examination table or refrigeration unit, assist the pathologist during the examination, and identify information on the patient

I believe work experience provides many benefits and being promoted to a Managerial role gives me skills and experience that will allow me to stand out to potential employers as well, defining my learning potential when I pursue higher education. Currently as an Operations Manager at a hospital I manage the day to day operations of the nursing division from staffing, to budgeting, and finding effective way to assist with the patient experience while managing over 40 employees maintaining great satisfaction. With my experience I decided I would like to pursue a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) degree to solidify my ultimate goal of being a Chief Operation Officer. With over 9 years of experience in operations and 3 ½ years of managerial

My current wage is $10.00 an hour. I work eight hours a week which means i make $400 per day. The average amount i make in a year is $20,800. To complete my education it will cost $32,100. This leave me with an $11,300 profit. It will take me approximately ten years to breakeven.

I am pursuing a career the Network System Administration field. I believe my life somehow guided me to this career because I always had a winning hand when it came to computers, I never attended a school to pursue my dream of being a computer technician while in Cuba because it takes a lot of money just to study the career is not guaranteed that upon graduation you u will find a decent job doing what you studied so that you can provide for a family.

My journey to my career development has been a roller coaster ride to say the least. Everything I 've learned in this class and throughout the years has shaped me into who I am and has played a major role in my career decision making process. Ever since I was little I was always interested in acting and had dreamed of being in movies. Many kids probably had a similar dream, but for some reason I had a strong desire to follow through with it. Whenever I watched a movie I would always catch myself saying the lines along with the characters, and changing my voice to fit each role. No one ever really knew that this was something I was interested in because I never admitted to it. I never told anybody because every time I would bring it up, everyone seemed to have the same opinion about it. They say that being an actor is not a reliable career and that being successful in that industry is a long shot. As I got older I started to agree with them. I pushed aside my dream of becoming an actress and decided to focus on “more reliable” career choices like lawyers, teachers, doctors, etc… When I tried to find interest in these jobs, it always failed. They just didn’t fit my personality and after taking this class I learned why.

The most important question that everyone has to answer in their lifetime. What job will they chose to go to for the next 50 years of their life. If someone mess up on choosing a career, then they will have wasted several years of their life. Two things that sound interest are an actuary and an economist. Both of these jobs have things in common such as: pay, skills they need and job description. They also have some things that are different such as schooling, how they can earn more money and their actual ratings. These jobs both seem like great opportunities for the right kinds of people.

When it comes to thinking about my future and the different careers I would like to be in, I have a very difficult time deciding. It’s not like picking a place to eat when I am hungry, it’s an important decision for me and my future.

While selecting classes my junior year of high school, I was unsure of what I wanted to take. I had accounted for all of my core classes, even taking extra ones to get college credit. I wanted to take a class that would be meaningful to my future, and not just something that I would forget about shortly after the end of the class. My father suggested that I take Career Internship because he thought that it would be beneficial to me, and he knew that it would be a challenging class for me. When I chose the class, I was hopeful that it could shed some light on my future career choice. I chose to intern with Dr. Orta, who specializes in Physical Therapy. When choosing him as my mentor, he was in the process of starting his own business in Elkin. He, along with help from his friends and myself, chose the name “Tri-County Sports and Rehab.” As the business owner and his own boss, Dr. Orta was responsible for everything for his patients as a doctor of Physical Therapy. As an Intern, I shadowed Dr. Orta, and observed how he dealt with patients and the methods of healing and strengthening that he used. Since the internship was my fourth period, I would travel to the site from 1:45-3:15 every day.

Going into my junior year of high school, the dream of me going to college was always a goal of mine that was quickly turning into a reality. I was gaining scholarship offers to play at select universities and colleges to play basketball but one big question stood in my mind “What do I want to have a career in for the rest of my life, am I good at anything besides sports?” Not knowing which way to turn for ideas I began conversing with teachers, coaches, family, and administrators about different fields and even took a career personality test. All in search of some direction for the next step in my life. Plenty of different ideas came about but none that I felt that I could really make a difference in and love to do.

My paper will be about me being a mechanic when i graduate.I believe myself as a hard worker who doesn't mind working in the dirt and grit.I dont mind working out of town.I have the ability to reassemble and disassemble a complex object.The jobs Aircraft cargo handling supervisors,agriculture equipment operator,aircraft structure surfaces rigging,and systems assembler,animal breeders,aquacultural managers, athletes and sports competitors,automotive body and related repairs.these jobs require from no formal education,high school diploma or college degree equivalent.In a assessment I took it states that I am higher than average in active learning,critical thinking,Equipment selection,Equipment maintenance,insulation judgment and decision making,learning strategies,management and financial resources,reading comprehension,repairing,time management and I scored average in mathematics,operation motoring,operation and control.the jobs listed the most were farming,engineering and automotive occupations.on my career occupation list the most recommended is a automotive service technicians.in this job i will identify and fix mechanical problems on motorized vehicles.the mechanic is an important job they fix all the automobiles if it wasn't for them we would be walking or riding on bikes or buy a new car every time 1 breaks.the advantages to being a mechanic you get payed a lot to be a mechanic it is a very good job to make money in.also you get a very good feeling when u fix

Growing up in a poor country where there were insufficient medical supplies and nurses was very frustrating. Fortunately, I had my mom’s friend who was a nurse in the neighborhood. She was always going above and beyond her scope to deliver the best service to everyone she encountered with, although she was setting in a hospital. After witnessing her dedication and her differences she made as a nurse, ever since in my early teen years, I was always making a difference in other people’s lives, such as my classmates, my siblings, and my friends. Growing up, I did not want to cease it. Although I encountered so many obstacles during the course of my late teen years, I am looking forward to continue making the difference in people’s lives and bringing them hope and cheer. And how do I plan to do that? It is with my luminous career path – to earn an associate degree in nursing, which is the most common initial nursing education. According to an article titled “20 Reasons why you should be a nurse”. It states that the main reason of “being a nurse is to make enormous differences emotionally to others”. But being a nurse, does not happen overnight. There are steps that must be taking to reach there. After researching my career, these are what I was able to come up with.

I am curious. It’s that simple. I am eager to learn and experience from whomever, whatever and wherever possible, whether its learning the intricacies of energy metabolism or expanding my horsemanship knowledge, it makes my brain happy. I have developed strong business acumen, valuing existing relationships and always cultivating new connections. My goal is to make everyday some kind of awesome, the parts of it I love and the parts I don 't.

Just how I came to Irvine, California, can only be traced to Divine Providence. Originally, I was a drama major at Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois. I had been bitten by the acting bug after a successful year of speech and drama at McKinley High School in Canton, Ohio. Although my interests were diverse, I figured that a career in the entertainment field would be a launching pad into the arena I desired most: world-wide in¬fluence.