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Healthcare/Social Services Jobs

Looking for a full-time job in the Durham area!
Some info about me:
- certified EMT, with approx. 1 year of 911/IFT experience
- 4 years of experience in home health/working with individuals with disabilities
- several years of research experience assisting with clinical research
- some wet lab experience in Microbiology
- volunteer experience with non-profits providing resource navigation and conducting outreach calls
- bachelor’s in Anthropology

Preferably looking for $22+/hour with good benefits and flexible schedule, but open to anything.

Thank you!

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u/No-Volume-3168 — 11 days ago

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Durham County EMS

Does anyone have experience working for/applying for a job with Durham County EMS (as an EMT)? What is the assessment/hiring stage like? What is the shift schedule? Work culture? Thank you in advance!

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u/No-Volume-3168 — 13 days ago

▲ 4 r/Renters

Cracks in Floor and Walls [NC]

Over the past 6 months or so, I’ve noticed an increasing amount of cracks in the concrete floor of my apartment. Additionally, there is a crack going up the corner of a wall in the living room. Management said this was normal “settling”, but I’m not so sure. Thank you in advance for any insight!

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u/No-Volume-3168 — 19 days ago

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ISO New CC for Upcoming Trips

⁠Hi all! I am looking to open a new card ahead of a March 2027 trip to Japan my boyfriend and I are planning. I received a letter in the mail pre-approving me for the 100,000 points bonus for Amex Gold, but I’m not sure if that’s my best choice. Appreciate any recommendations!

Current cards: (list cards, limits, opening date)
- Discover It, $1800 limit, October 2023
- Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards, $4200 limit, January 2024
- Capital One Savor One, $6000 limit, May 2024
- Apple Card, $2500 limit, September 2024
- American Express Blue Cash Everyday, $3000 limit, November 2024
- Barclays Carnival Card, $3000 limit, May 2025
• ⁠FICO Score: 748
• ⁠Oldest account age: 2 years 8 months
• ⁠Chase 5/24 status: 3/24
• ⁠Income: $45k ish
• ⁠Average monthly spend and categories:
⁠• ⁠dining $100 ish
⁠• ⁠groceries: $400
⁠• ⁠gas: $200
⁠• ⁠travel: not monthly, but 1 international trip and 2-3 domestic per year
⁠• ⁠other: $500 ish per month
• ⁠Open to Business Cards: No
• ⁠What's the purpose of your next card? Travel, open to Cashback
• ⁠Do you have any cards you've been looking at? Amex Gold, Robinhood Gold Card, or Chase Sapphire Preferred
• ⁠Are you OK with category spending or do you want a general spending card? either is ok

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u/No-Volume-3168 — 27 days ago

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Gym Recs?

Hi all! Does anyone have recommendations for gyms in Durham? Specifically looking for somewhere with lots of free weight and machine options, not too interested in cardio. Flexibility of hours and value for the price are super important to me! Bonus points for: easy parking, hip thrust machine, included group classes, and/or a sauna

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u/No-Volume-3168 — 1 month ago

▲ 3 r/premed

hi all! I’m getting ready to apply this cycle and I wanted to ask everyone for some advice! open to any feedback :) I think it’s fairly clear that my list is pretty top-heavy, but I’m having trouble finding schools that are baseline and also not in the middle of nowhere (I grew up somewhere rural and don’t exactly want to return to that).

Stats:

• Cultural Anthropology Major, Bio & Chem Minors (about to graduate from T10 University)

• cGPA: 3.91

• sGPA: 3.77

• Graduation w/ Highest Honors/Distinction, Dean’s List w/ Distinction for 4 semesters

• MCAT: 521

• applying as NC resident

Clinical Experience:

• 1500+ hours as a Home Health Aide/Direct Support Professional - continued employment across 4 years

• Approx. 700 hours as an EMT in both 911 and IFT roles

Research:

• 600 hours on independent study in Cultural Anthropology, examining care & labor in home health - resulted in one poster presentation and one top abstract talk at a symposium

• 350 hours as clinical research support in psychology and palliative care - manuscript in progress

Non-Clinical / Service:

• 100 hours volunteering for community organization that provides fresh produce deliveries to high-risk individuals - stepping into leadership role this month, continued involvement across 3 years

• 100+ hours volunteering as community resource navigator for two organizations

TA/Teaching:

• 50 hours of being a tutor for my university at their tutoring center (paid)

• 50 hours as Microbiology TA

Leadership:

• 100 hours as CAO of civil discourse project at my university

• 50+ hours as recently-chosen Participant Communications Lead for community organization

Shadowing:

• 25 hours in palliative care, transplant surgery, neurosurgery, fertility planning

u/No-Volume-3168 — 2 months ago