umcanes4
Guru
Well, it happened to me. I submitted my resume to an area hospital's cancer unit and rec'd the lovely "unfortunately you were not chosen..." bahbahbah. I am so
right now. I had all of the qualifications they required. I have been coding Oncology (office visits, chemo and radiation) for 3yrs now.
Do you think it was because I "recently" became certified? I love my employer I work for, but since 2010 they have been downsizing like crazy and I am wondering when they will decide to send my responsibilities to our CBO. There is a lot more I can do for my company (reimbursement), but everything I say goes in 1 ear and out the other. We are closing yet another site in Dec and I was starting to feel the pressure to get out of there before it all goes down. So this weekend I updated the resume, sent it out, only to get the no. I am thinking it could've been the resume. Maybe I didnt explain my responsibilities in detail enough.
Was it hard for anyone who coded for a long time in 1 specialty to get hired for a different specialty they never worked in?
Do you think it was because I "recently" became certified? I love my employer I work for, but since 2010 they have been downsizing like crazy and I am wondering when they will decide to send my responsibilities to our CBO. There is a lot more I can do for my company (reimbursement), but everything I say goes in 1 ear and out the other. We are closing yet another site in Dec and I was starting to feel the pressure to get out of there before it all goes down. So this weekend I updated the resume, sent it out, only to get the no. I am thinking it could've been the resume. Maybe I didnt explain my responsibilities in detail enough.
Was it hard for anyone who coded for a long time in 1 specialty to get hired for a different specialty they never worked in?