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Subject: Re: Hailey, more thoughts

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Date Posted: Wed, Aug 08 2012, 11:10:09
In reply to: hailey 's message, "Re: Hailey, more thoughts" on Wed, Aug 08 2012, 9:34:38

You're welcome. Hailey, you should be fine with your experience many places. Dialysis is very forgiving. My F/A (former) was in the program at one time. I think he has a new drug though. Another subject which I sure will place here soon. Anyhow, Yes, call them. I'd not reach out to individual clinics though, I'd go right to the top H/R person.

I know with Davita, the company I worked at, their contact is through "The People Service Resource Center; that number is 1-800-381-7063. Follow the prompts and eventually you will reach who you need or be given a number by a live person to connect with who you need. Heck, they may even have a recruiter call you. lol!

Dialysis is a chronic population that is expected to grow by 50% in the next five years alone with all the baby boomers growing older. Don't mean to come off as though I've just graduated statistics and theory, but I did (smile).

See, if you reach out to the conglomerate and get the *yes* we can hire you, then the next step would be to cold call the clinics or acute team F/A's near you. Your E/R experience is a HUGE plus btw.

Please keep me posted, ok!

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