[humanser] Do you know about these?

[Ashley Bramlett]

Hi Cheryl,
I'm glad to hear you had an interview! That is great you got to that point 
as that means they thought highly of your resume and the credentials you put 
in it.

There are so many electronic systems out there. Its unlikely another blind 
person has used it.
My advice is to see if you can come in and try it. You could have jaws 
installed as a demo version there and try it out. You might also call the 
manufacturer of the software and ask if they know if its accessible to 
screen readers.

I hope something works out!
Ashley
-----Original Message----- 
From: Cheryl Wade via HumanSer
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2016 5:23 PM
To: Human Services Division Mailing List
Cc: Cheryl Wade
Subject: [humanser] Do you know about these?

Hi, listers,


I took part in a job interview today at a counseling center that is
under the umbrella of a hospital.


The interviewer said the company uses Intelligence Medical Software,
part of HealthTech, and Phoenix software.


Have any of you used either of these software types? Is any research
available?


I suppose my broader question is, Why bother being a counselor if the
act of paperwork is so time-consuming that a person who is blind never
can keep up? It took me weeks even to feel comfortable with the software
I'm using. What was the learning process for you folks? How can you ever
make a living at this when it's so much work and such a drag to do?


Please tell me if all this is worth the effort, and why.


Cheryl Wade, Outpatient Therapist

Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center


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