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Lauren
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Kalamazoo, Michigan
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How can I find a reliable part-time remote job?
I'm currently working full-time in a medical office, but need to make extra income to support myself and my 2.5 year old daughter as I'm a single parent. I'm interested in remote work opportunities so I could potentially work evenings and/or weekends. I've completed 3 years of university and one semester of nursing school, but unfortunately don't have a degree. I have a strong background in healthcare as having worked in the emergency department in a hospital in the Houston Medical District amongst other jobs and I also have extensive knowledge of computer applications.
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Sachin Joshi
Software engineer
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San Jose, California
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Sachin’s Answer
Considering your background in healthcare and strong computer skills, you might explore part-time remote opportunities in medical coding, medical transcription, or healthcare administration. Websites like Upwork, Indeed, or specialized healthcare job boards can be useful. Highlight your practical experience in the emergency department and your computer application skills on your resume or profile. Networking within your professional circles and online communities related to healthcare and remote work can also open up potential opportunities.
Prepare yourself for more expertise in using computer better use of your skills. Learn more about software that helps your job currently and in same domain.
Be careful about online frauds since this is common area a lot of phishing happens. Use trusted known websites for approaching. Do not provide any details about yourself on emails or unknown websites.
You can do it. Wish you best luck.
Prepare yourself for more expertise in using computer better use of your skills. Learn more about software that helps your job currently and in same domain.
Be careful about online frauds since this is common area a lot of phishing happens. Use trusted known websites for approaching. Do not provide any details about yourself on emails or unknown websites.
You can do it. Wish you best luck.
Sachin- thank you so much for taking the time to provide me with thoughtful feedback with detail and inspiration. I'm eager to begin working on your recommendations and see what new opportunities I may find.
Lauren
Lauren - I am glad you find it helpful. Feel free to post your specific questions on this website to get more guidance related to your search for this job.
Sachin Joshi
Michael Morgan
Manager
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New York, New York
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Michael’s Answer
Have you considered online surveys to earn some extra income? I know it's difficult to find legit survey sites, but when I was searching for the same, I found 'Elite Survey Sites'. They list trustworthy survey panels and provide valuable insights into survey opportunities, which really helped me.
I’ve tried many paid surveys, and here’s how it went for me:
Branded Surveys – I earned $600 last month, working just a few hours per day. So far, this has been my top choice for survey panels.
Rakuten – I made $350 last month, dedicating about an hour each day.
Swagbucks – I earned $160 last month, but I noticed the offers here tend to be on the lower side.
Overall, paid surveys aren’t a scam; they can provide some decent extra income if you’re consistent, but don’t expect to get rich overnight. For me, I think surveys could potentially make up to $4,000 monthly, but only if you put in a full day’s work. Most people, however, tend to earn less because they only do it part-time.
Just remember, making extra money takes a bit of hustle. It’s all about finding what fits your skills and lifestyle, then putting in the effort to make it work for you!
I’ve tried many paid surveys, and here’s how it went for me:
Branded Surveys – I earned $600 last month, working just a few hours per day. So far, this has been my top choice for survey panels.
Rakuten – I made $350 last month, dedicating about an hour each day.
Swagbucks – I earned $160 last month, but I noticed the offers here tend to be on the lower side.
Overall, paid surveys aren’t a scam; they can provide some decent extra income if you’re consistent, but don’t expect to get rich overnight. For me, I think surveys could potentially make up to $4,000 monthly, but only if you put in a full day’s work. Most people, however, tend to earn less because they only do it part-time.
Just remember, making extra money takes a bit of hustle. It’s all about finding what fits your skills and lifestyle, then putting in the effort to make it work for you!
Joseph Ford
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Joseph’s Answer
The best is Indeed.com Select Part-time and Remote. Once the jobs are listed you can narrow down your search.
Thank you.
Lauren
Regina Stevenson, CGFM, CIA, CAMS, CFE
Senior Credit Officer
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Prosper, Texas
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Regina’s Answer
Numerous websites are committed to showcasing virtual or remote job opportunities, perfect for those seeking the convenience of working from home or desiring flexible work schedules. Some top-rated sites include FlexJobs, Remote.co, We Work Remotely, Virtual Vocations, Upwork, Fiverr, Remote OK, Indeed, LinkedIn Jobs, and SkipTheDrive.
In your search for the perfect virtual job, remember to thoroughly investigate the companies and their offers to make sure they're genuine. Wishing you the best of luck on your job hunt! And remember, don't hesitate to ask for help if you need any further guidance.
In your search for the perfect virtual job, remember to thoroughly investigate the companies and their offers to make sure they're genuine. Wishing you the best of luck on your job hunt! And remember, don't hesitate to ask for help if you need any further guidance.
Regina- thank you for taking the time to provide me with various different options to look into!
Lauren
Terry Wagner
Clinical Application Manager/ Previous Radiologic Technology
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Tucson, Arizona
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Terry’s Answer
I agree that establishes job websites is a good way to look. Some that would be good are: Indeed, FlexJob, Uphill, Upwork.
Definitely highlight your medical and computer skills. Places like Red Cross have Help Desks where those answering for them work remotely.
Some places will let you work remotely and on-site for training.
As stated, be careful with your personal information.
All the best!!
Terry
Definitely highlight your medical and computer skills. Places like Red Cross have Help Desks where those answering for them work remotely.
Some places will let you work remotely and on-site for training.
As stated, be careful with your personal information.
All the best!!
Terry
Houcine Lakhchach
Career Development Specialist | U.S Department exchange Alumnus | EFL/ESL trainer | Program manager
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Kenitra, Gharb-Chrarda-Beni Hssen, Morocco
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Houcine’s Answer
Dear Lauren,
It's understandable that you're seeking a reliable part-time remote job to support yourself and your daughter. Given your background in healthcare and strong knowledge of computer applications, there are several avenues you can explore:
Online Job Platforms: Websites like Indeed, FlexJobs, and Remote.co list remote job opportunities. Use relevant keywords such as "remote healthcare," "medical coding," or "healthcare administration" to narrow down your search.
Healthcare Telecommuting Companies: Some healthcare companies offer remote positions. Research and reach out to telehealth services, medical billing companies, or health insurance providers, as they may have remote job openings.
Freelance Work: Explore freelancing platforms like Upwork or Fiverr. Your healthcare background and computer skills could be valuable for tasks such as medical transcription, data entry, or virtual assistance.
Remote Customer Service: Many companies hire remote customer service representatives. Your experience in healthcare and strong computer skills make you an attractive candidate for customer support roles in healthcare-related companies.
Networking: Leverage your professional network, including former colleagues and classmates. They may have insights into remote job opportunities or can connect you with relevant contacts.
Virtual Assistant Roles: With your computer skills and healthcare background, you could consider virtual assistant positions, supporting professionals or businesses remotely.
Remember to tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your specific skills and experiences relevant to the remote positions you're applying for. Emphasize your healthcare expertise and showcase your adaptability to remote work.
Wishing you success in finding a suitable part-time remote job that meets your needs.
Best regards,
Houcine
It's understandable that you're seeking a reliable part-time remote job to support yourself and your daughter. Given your background in healthcare and strong knowledge of computer applications, there are several avenues you can explore:
Online Job Platforms: Websites like Indeed, FlexJobs, and Remote.co list remote job opportunities. Use relevant keywords such as "remote healthcare," "medical coding," or "healthcare administration" to narrow down your search.
Healthcare Telecommuting Companies: Some healthcare companies offer remote positions. Research and reach out to telehealth services, medical billing companies, or health insurance providers, as they may have remote job openings.
Freelance Work: Explore freelancing platforms like Upwork or Fiverr. Your healthcare background and computer skills could be valuable for tasks such as medical transcription, data entry, or virtual assistance.
Remote Customer Service: Many companies hire remote customer service representatives. Your experience in healthcare and strong computer skills make you an attractive candidate for customer support roles in healthcare-related companies.
Networking: Leverage your professional network, including former colleagues and classmates. They may have insights into remote job opportunities or can connect you with relevant contacts.
Virtual Assistant Roles: With your computer skills and healthcare background, you could consider virtual assistant positions, supporting professionals or businesses remotely.
Remember to tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your specific skills and experiences relevant to the remote positions you're applying for. Emphasize your healthcare expertise and showcase your adaptability to remote work.
Wishing you success in finding a suitable part-time remote job that meets your needs.
Best regards,
Houcine
Houcine- thank you so much for your valuable insight and detailed response. I appreciate each suggestion!!
Lauren
Houcine- I reach out to you for more insight as I'm currently struggling to have any luck with obtaining a remote job. Although I have 3 years of college experience and not a full "undergraduate degree," I've been feeling limited as to what I'm eligible to apply for. With that being said, I'm interested to hear your opinion on how I can further portray myself as being a worthy candidadte for future opportunities. As always, thank you for your time.
Lauren