School of Health Careers provides employment search assistance for graduates in good standing for as long as the graduate cooperates with the School. The School cannot and does not promise or guarantee employment upon graduation.

School of Health Careers' Employment Assistance will be in the form of some or all of the following:

• Interviewing Skills Seminars
• Resumé Preparation Seminars
• Interview Scheduling
• Job Search Techniques Seminars

Securing employment requires a cooperative effort between the graduate and the School. Attendance and participation at the above-mentioned seminars and approaching job opportunities with a positive attitude are important factors in finding employment. Maintaining weekly contact with the School's placement department is critical in the job search, as is an understanding that this search can take an undetermined period of time. Potential employers may consider attitude, grades, attendance, personal performance and an interview in making a final hire decision. The programs at School of Health Careers are designed to prepare students for entry-level employment positions. This typically entails additional training to further learn skills specific to that position. Graduates must understand and adopt a "foot in the door" approach by being flexible with starting salaries, hours and location.