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Here's the job posting they placed a couple weeks ago. My friend just reached out to me 2 days ago. TITLE: SURGERY COORDINATOR REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: • Management of multiple projects/tasks simultaneously • Honesty, discretion and well-organized with attention to detail • Superior Customer Service skills, flexible and proactive • Excellent written, oral communication skills, and knowledge of medical terminology • Analytical • Literate in medical management software and Microsoft Office preferred • Familiarity with Electronic Medical Records • Ability to work independently and as a team member • Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines • Strong sales and marketing experience preferred • Regular travel Additionally, my friend told me that the position would be pre-op and possibly post-op working with the scheduling of surgeries. He told me they use NextGen software so I would have to be well-versed in that before coordinating the dates, times, and location with the applicable doctors and patients. There would be some front desk duties too. Thanks for your quick response. I really appreciate it.

Hello Everyone, A friend of mine that is a COO of a cosmetic surgery group in the Greater Los Angeles asked me if I would be interested in working for his company. The position would be a surgery coordinator and may have career advancements to some degree. Problem is I don't know anything about this field... To give you a little background of myself and my current situation. I am a 42 year old male and have my own business in the commercial real estate brokerage industry. I have a BS degree in Business Administration. I have been in sales since my college days 24 years ago. The reason I'm exploring nursing is I really want to help others and place a smile on their face, and also have some financial security. Currently, I am planning to attend WCU in August, 2018. My original plan is to work in the ER for 2-3 years before settling into something else (possibly attaining a MSN to become an NP or exploring the notion of becoming a traveling nurse so I can also sell residential real estate). I understand there are many career paths in nursing. Does anyone have any insight or advice? My instinct tells me to stay the course for nursing, but I don't want to leave any opportunities out. Thank you.