Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Julie's New Job

Well, can you believe it? I finally did it.... I got a JOB!! I put my resume in a couple of weeks ago for a front-office job at Summerlin Foot & Ankle doing patient check-in and insurance billing but the job was given to someone else. This past Sunday evening, however, I got a call asking if I could come in and start working Monday morning for a completely different position. Dr. Cade's assistant left last weekend without any advance notice which left a position open in the back office. I had mentioned in my interview that I wanted to start working in a medical office in order to get my foot in the door on the medical side of things (rather than just paperwork.... blah!). I told him that blood didn't bother me and I hoped to be able to watch some procedures or surgeries. He must have been impressed with that because he wanted ME to be his assistant!
Monday was crazy, intimidating and extremely overwhelming to say the least! I came home in tears and wanted to quit. Chuck was obviously upset with me and I even called mom to ask her advice while I had a melt-down. I decided to give it one more day and I prayed that everything would turn out alright. Day two wasn't nearly so bad and day three was actually kind of fun! Chuck loves telling me "I told you so!".

Dr. John (Jack) Cade

So far, some of my duties include seating patients in the exam rooms, scheduling surgeries, taking and developing x-rays and assisting the doctor with minor procedures at the office. I'll be removing casts and post-op bandages and using a dremel to file down fungal toenails. We do a lot of diabetic foot care as well (I've seen some pretty scary feet in the last couple of days). We just got a new machine that I'll be learning called a Doppler which is used to detect circulation in the legs. Yesterday I got to watch the doctor unwrap a skin graft that he did in surgery last week.
Dr. Cade has been wonderful to work for so far. He's been very kind and extremely patient. Needless to say, it's new and exciting and there's a ton of stuff to learn. Who knew there was so much to learn about FEET? Chuck came in at the end of the day today to meet Dr. Cade and I gave him a tour of our office. We're located in the office building at the north-east end of Summerlin Hospital. Click HERE to see our website (hopefully we'll get an updated picture soon since three of those people are no longer there).
Wish me luck... and please remember me in your prayers.

Dr. Randy Gubler
(Dr. Cade's business partner who is also in our office)


Friday, December 4, 2009

Prayer & Fast Day

This Sunday, December 6 is our Nevada State Fast and Prayer Day for the economy. Please participate in this day of supplication to the Lord in behalf of all people struggling because of economic reasons in Nevada. Notify your friends and neighbors to join us if they wish. This invitation is for all religions and all people to summon the Lord in their way of worship to bless our state!!

Family members, please participate to help those in our own family who are struggling financially at this time because of the economy and lack of work.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Layoff Chili

A pink slip last Friday citing "reduction in work force"
leads to a layoff and causes a grown man to cry!
Or was that from chopping onions?
Charlie's tradition whenever getting laid off
is to come home and make a big pot of chili.
Construction in Las Vegas has come to a screeching halt with not much in sight for the future. Charlie's new status of being unemployed... or should I say "career challenged", is causing Snick to have to search for a job (finally!). The resume is written... so let me know if you hear of anything.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

GOOD NEWS

Charlie just got a JOB!  He found out yesterday that he will be working at City Center on the Las Vegas Strip putting in acoustical ceilings.  It's a huge project and hopefully he'll be there for a while.  Yay!!!

Here's a link if you want to check it out:




Sunday, January 1, 2006