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LOL. I responded late last night,

Posted By: after a long day of work. on 2008-02-09
In Reply to: "hiring MTSOs" would mean MTSOs that are currently hiring peope. n/m - flashy

My brain wasn't comprehending what you were asking. I don't think we can post links here, so I will email you.


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I also did about 20 reports. Nothing on pharmacology. I love my job and am totally willing to buck up and get the proper training that I should have gotten in the first place. I know it will pay off in the end.

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Hi,


Are new graduates from MT programs like M-Tec or CS offered night hours, any evening p/t or f/t jobs?


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Seems a bit late to ask if you've already
plunked your money down. And it sounds like you will only accept the answer you are looking for, so good luck.
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Linked the website. They've never responded the few times I've tried. nm
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