[humanser] Employment

[Merry C. Schoch]

Hello Sue Ellen,

It is a difficult time to look for employment.  I have been searching since 
graduation in May and it has proven to be an interesting ride.  I wish you 
the best and may you find employment soon.

Merry

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "spclarke" <rainbows719 at aol.com>
To: <humanser at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 5:25 PM
Subject: [humanser] Employment


>
> I am getting so frustrated with trying to find a job.  There are so many 
> jobs in the Human Services field that require a Driver's License.  I want 
> to work with children and adolescents.  I have a Master's degree in School 
> Counseling from Johns Hopkins University that means nothing right now.  I 
> am a member of Chi Sigma Iota (Counseling Honor Society).  Does anyone 
> have any ideas about what employers I should look at? I am willing to 
> learn anything that I have to learn to do a job.  I would be the most 
> loyal employee they had ever had.  I am very dedicated and hard working. 
> I am very detail oriented and organized.  According to the USAjobs.gov 
> website, the Social Security Administration doesn't have any open 
> positions.  There are no positions listed on the USAjobs.gov website for 
> the Social Security Administration.  At a recent NFB meeting in Baltimore, 
> a member said that she was hired for a job with the Social Security 
> Administration that she did not apply for.  I wish I could be
> lucky enough to get a phone call from an employer who wanted to hire me. 
> I have been looking for a job since January.  Any help would be 
> appreciated!
>
> Sue-Ellen Clarke in Maryland
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