Hospital and medical staff, restaurant staff, etc.

Virtual Assistance is kind of like the medical industry in that there are lots of different specialties and even sub-specialties.

I've worked with other nurses, PAs, and doctors.

Owned and operated a storefront in Warwick RI that helped seniors (and others) purchase medications from Canada (before Medicare Part D drug coverage was passed).

Anyway, I don't know these STR academy people but I took a look at their website and it instantly reminded me of something from academia (I teach at several universities as an adjunct professor and have a doctorate): "Those that can, do, those that can't, teach".

I got sent to collections for a $60 medical bill when I never got a bill or any notices before they sent me off to collections.

I agree with what @Owen Dashner said about the job market, but we are also very populated with medical workers.

It is time to man up and get a job unless you can't for medical reasons.

The family still complained about mold because their child had a health issue and the doctor says the mold was part of the problem.

The way Kaiser uses technology for appointments and meds, sharing information with doctors, nurses, and patients is wonderful.