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Career Starter Services not only offers training. We also work with employers in the healthcare industry to fill vacant positions directly. We post these employment opportunities for our students who have finished training in the Phlebotomy program and have been certified.
We are committed to looking for the best opportunities for all of our trainees, so check daily for new opportunities. Career Starter Services - where careers begin!
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We have other job opportunities if you are interested contact 215-769-1199 to get more information.
Job listings
Mazzoni Center
We have 3 openings currently for a Medical Assistant/ Phlebotomist, we are looking for candidates that hold either a Medical Assistant or Phlebotomy certificate/ certification. I ask that the applicant go to our website www.mazzonicenter.org , read our mission statement as well as the job description and apply if interested apply. Please make sure your resumes are uploaded and attached to the online application.
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Please send a email to donna@careerstarterservices.com to let her know you have applied for this job so she can inform them,
Mazzoni Center
Tel: 215-563-0658
Fax: 215-923-0365
1348 Bainbridge Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
www.mazzonicenter.org
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Looking to hire externship
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Medical Assistants
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Dental Assistants
Ask for Maryland she can be reached at 215-224-7757 (please let her know you find her through CSS)
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Aculabs
Phlebotomy jobs,
Contact Hr.@aculabs.com or Call (732)777-2588
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Chester Crozer Medical Center Upland PA 19015
Hiring for Patience Care Technicians
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River Oak Homecare
Contact 484-231-1462 ask for Ms. Pear
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South Philadelphia Medical Assistant Jobs
Medical Assistant Full Time Position in South Philadelphia at a Pediatric Doctor office
If you are interested please send a resume to Erinqin@gmail.com
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Bryn Mawr Medical Specialists Association
Hiring Medical Assistants and Medical Billers
Contact Ali Gorson-Marrow
send resume to this email address agorsonmarrow@bmmsa.com
484-272-3270 ext. 3026
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The IMP Group
We’re Hiring!
We are looking for self-driven individuals to join our growing organization.
Open Position in our Philadelphia Clinic:
Full Time Medical Assistant
Contact Emily Goldberg at emily.goldberg@theimagroup.com
1930 S Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA, 19145
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Medical assistant positions are currently available
Fox Chase Cancer Center, located in Northeast Philadelphia. The department is an ambulatory care setting within the hospital campus where you would be working with RNs and MDs to provide high quality care to oncology patients. Contact Sarah Porzig at Sarah.prozip@fcc.edu to find out how you can get started.
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SPECTRAFORCE · Philadelphia, PA (On-site)
Actively recruiting
CSL Plasma · Philadelphia, PA (On-site)
Be one of the first 2 applicants
Cynet Systems · Warminster, PA (On-site)
Actively recruiting
Jefferson Health · Philadelphia, PA (On-site)
Actively recruiting
Patient Care Tech/Phlebotomist FT Days IMU
Doylestown Health · Doylestown, PA (On-site)
Be the first applicant to apply
Phlebotomist Laboratory Assistant II & I - HUP Central Receiving and Processing Lab
Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System · Philadelphia, PA
Actively recruiting
Things to do before you interview or apply for a job.
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1) Clean up your social media
When you apply for a job, one of the first thing hiring managers do is look you up on social media, according to Glassdoor. While some people might think it's advisable to set all your accounts to private and be done with it, there are some companies that might frown on that, fearing you're hiding something. Instead, you should have at least a few public "professional" accounts - including on LinkedIn - that show off a bit of your personality, but also your expertise in your chosen field.
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2) Proofread your resume and cover letter multiple times.
Would you hire someone who had spelling errors in their resume or someone who listed the wrong company name in the cover letter? I wouldn’t. Make sure your resume and cover letter are 100 percent accurate because those can make or break your chances before you even talk to someone in person.
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3) Have other people proofread your resume and cover letter.
The more eyes the better. Other people can find mistakes that you missed. When more people proofread your resume and cover letter, you have a better chance of it being flawless
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Career Starter Services Training Centers
1500 Spring Garden Street, Suite 101, Philadelphia, PA 19130
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Crozer Medical Center Professional Office Building 2, 1 Medical Center Blvd, Suite 224, Upland, PA 19015
(215) 769-1199
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