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[Denim Deb]

I like it.

 

[abifae]

I like it.

LOL But it's not anything yet. Do you know what I'm supposed to put in for the areas that need to be more generic??

If I can get this finished and printed and to hospitals Wednesday, I'm so getting ice cream!!!

 

[Henrietta23]

I like it.

LOL But it's not anything yet. Do you know what I'm supposed to put in for the areas that need to be more generic??

If I can get this finished and printed and to hospitals Wednesday, I'm so getting ice cream!!!

I wouldn't add that last bit to the actual cover letter...
I don't have it anymore, it was on an old computer, but I did something generic for medical billing once. I mailed it to local offices and got numerous calls back, two interviews and a job. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

 

[FarmerJamie]

You can probably find out the hiring manager by calling the general number for a facility and simply asking for their name/title. If you can find anything specific about the facility (that's positive, LOL), it always good to show you've done a little research on them - and you can tell them how you could specifically benefit them.

 

[abifae]

How do I do that, Jamie? Quote them their webpage somewhere in the letter? I can't do that thingie that Auntie says I can't do. Ummm generalize?

 

[FarmerJamie]

How do I do that, Jamie? Quote them their webpage somewhere in the letter? I can't do that thingie that Auntie says I can't do. Ummm generalize?

Typically companies like to brag on themselves on their sites. If you can weave that in, it shows you're more than just applying at random. I've phone interviewed good technical folks who had no clue of the job they were applying for. At least one guy was honest in saying he just needed a job because his student visa expired and he didn't want to go home.

Do you have a website or two you could PM me for an example?

 

[abifae]

Rose Medical Center

National Jewish

PS I lubs you all!!!! Thank you thank you!!!

 

[FarmerJamie]

Rose Medical Center

I need to let this percolate through my sub-brain tonight. I'll try again tomorrow night. This attempt is corny and I'm not happy with it.

You should be able to call the general number and simply ask to whom to send your employment inquiries.

Okay - from their website, there was this page http://roseknowshealth.com/ and the articles I found here.

In addition to your dietary knowledge, I think I remember you saying you helped ease the passing of a terminally ill loved one.
Something along the lines of (maybe Auntie can help put it in Abi-speak.

In researching your organization, I was impressed by the amount of information you provide your current and potential patients. As someone with a special dietary needs, I feel I could be a strong personal advocate for the healthy options you are promoting to your patients. I personally understand how our food choices can impact our health and well-being, both the short-term, and long-term benefits.

Having recently comforting and caring for a loved one through their terminal illness, I have newly discovered I have a passion for this work. I want everyone who is ill to have the ability to laugh and smile through their pain. The activities honored by the Humanitarian Awards presented by your parent organization are inspiring to me as they show Rose Medical Center does care about their patients as much as I would.

Keep in mind, you need to convince them how WONDERFUL you would be for them to hire!

 

[abifae]

That sounds really awesome!

I just need you all to help me have one cover letter for each place hee hee.

 

[Denim Deb]

Having recently comforting and caring for a loved one through their terminal illness, I have newly discovered I have a passion for this work.

To make this grammatically correct, it should read, having recently comforted and cared for a loved one through their terminal illness, I have newly discovered that I have a passion for this work.