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When I worked in dialysis I had a first time pt. that I was inserting quite large bore needles into his fistula. He and I were chatting as a way to distract him and somhow we got to talking about glasses. I said, "Yes, I'm blind as a bat without mine." As soon as i saw the look of terror on his face I assured him I wore contacts;)

Google "HEDIS 2010 Michigan" If you don't find something now, repeat every few days as recruiters are starting look for nurses now.

Just be aware that it's a job that only last Feb/March thru May. You might not want to postpone your first REAL job that long. The only way I could see you doing this AND working is if you could work week-ends and 1 day per week, and then schedule your HEDIS reviews for the other 4 days a week. It might mean working 7 days/week but as I said it would only be for a few months. When I did it in SoCA, I was usually busy AT LEAST 4 days a week but don't know the demand where you are. I've heard in some places they hardly have anything to do.

Yes, most companies allow all levels of medical experience, I believe 1 lady in my class was a MA. The company doing the reviews is generally who does the class for same. GOOD LUCK