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Healthcare Training School Students, Eat a Solid Breakfast

Posted: July 7, 2014 by Anthony

It has often been referred to as “the most important meal of the day”. Breakfast, or the meal wherein you break the overnight fast you undertake every night while you sleep, is a crucial meal. Especially for students. All studies show that having a solid, well balanced meal in the morning provides you with the […] Read More

Happy Fourth of July from the Allen School Blog

Posted: July 4, 2014 by Anthony

From all of us here at the Allen School blog, “Happy Birthday America”! Have a safe, healthy Fourth of July and we’ll see you back here on Monday! Read More

Completed Medical Billing Classes Online? Learn How to Ace Job Interviews Online

Posted: June 30, 2014 by Anthony

So you’re no rookie. You’ve recently completed your medical billing classes online with the Allen School. You’re ready to take your new education out for a spin through the job marketplace. It probably won’t surprise you to learn then, that much of the “legwork” involved in running down promising jobs and then negotiating first, second […] Read More

7 Ways to Blow the Nursing Assistant Job Interview

Posted: June 23, 2014 by Anthony

Getting your nursing assistant certification with the Allen School prepares you to enter into an exciting field with plenty of opportunity in every corner of the USA. Yet, nursing assistant education may not fully include the information you need to perform well in the job interview process. Aside from the placement assistance offered by Allen […] Read More

Your Kids’ School’s Out but Medical Assistant Schools Aren’t – Keep ‘Em Busy

Posted: June 18, 2014 by Anthony

Unlike the regular scholastic calendar that your children’s schools follow, medical assistant schools like Allen School have classes operating all year long. That means, if you have kids, the youngsters are soon to be home all day, every day. With you being a busy parent – working, caring for the household, and studying to become a […] Read More

How World Cup Soccer is Like Medical Billing Schools

Posted: June 16, 2014 by Anthony

El Copa Mundial – that’s the World Cup for those uninitiated. First and foremost, let me offer the US World Cup soccer team good luck wishes from all of us here at the Allen School, one of America’s leading medical billing schools. Good luck Team USA in your game tonight against the formidable team from […] Read More

How Quickly Can Medical Billing Online Students Get Skin Cancer?

Posted: June 9, 2014 by Anthony

One of the best parts about studying medical billing classes online is the freedom it affords students. You don’t have to be physically located on any campus. You don’t have to be tethered to a desktop computer. If you wanted, you could grab your laptop and head out to the beach, the park or even […] Read More

Medical Billing Online Students, Speak Out to Protect the Internet

Posted: June 4, 2014 by Anthony

If you haven’t heard, the Federal Communications Commission is debating a policy change favored by the large broadband internet providers like Verizon, Time/Warner and others that would allow the telecom companies to treat different users of the internet differently. That is, the new policy would allow heavier users to be charged extra. For those not […] Read More

Check Out the Boss When Applying for Medical Billing Jobs

Posted: June 2, 2014 by Anthony

You’re handy with a computer and the internet if you’re studying medical billing online classes with the Allen School. So we’d recommend leveraging your online acumen to do a bit of research on your would-be boss once you’ve earned your medical coding certificate and begin applying for jobs. Just like the prospective employer is surely […] Read More

FDA: Tanning is the New Cigarettes

Posted: May 30, 2014 by Anthony

Public health trends are important to follow if you’re planning to earn your living in the medical field. As a certified nursing assistant or medical assistant, you’ll need to be aware and abreast of the latest public health and policy trends. This is why I bring to your attention today, the new scrutiny facing the […] Read More