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Personal Statement: A Career As A Case Assistant

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I’m currently enrolled in the Leadership and Management track. When I previously selected this specialty I was working as a Director of Nursing/Administrator for a Home Health Agency, later on I decided to continue my education fulfillment but changing jobs. It is not very well defined for me if upon completion of my education I will look for a different job position or stay where I’m right now, where currently, there are not management opportunities. Nevertheless, I truly believe my education will take me to better places and open new doors for me. I currently work as a case manager.
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