Re: I got FIRED,....now what?
Okay...so look for another job. Good luck with that. List the last employer with a "do not contact" for references. It is helpful to have a recommendation from at least one professional from your most recent employment...the higher up the "food chain" the better. Dust off your resume, you need to make sure to highlight your "wow" points. Your job is to get interviews in spite of the fact that they cannot contact the last employer. When, in the interview, they ask about the last employment, be honest but professional. An acute illness is not a reason for a company not to hire you...a chronic illness requiring intermittent hospitalization will make them cautious...so be careful how you represent this health history. It sounds like you did nothing within the scope of your practice to cause the termination, so you should be able to find other employment. Good luck.
p.s. plan that the previous employer will fight your un-employment when you file.
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