By Frank A. Diaz
It’s interesting to see the state and federal unemployment rates announced each month. The rate inches upward or downward by fractions of a percent, but that movement makes a big difference. I wouldn’t claim that NLEI makes such a big dent in the unemployment numbers, but we are trying to help people get ready for good jobs in allied health.
We’ve scheduled two of our professional training programs in April and May. If you or someone you know is exploring new career op
NEW ROUND OF ALLIED HEALTH COURSES BEGINS IN MARCH
The National Latino Education Institute (NLEI) will begin three professional training programs during March at its main campus, 2011 West Pershing Road in Chicago. These training programs can lead to careers in allied health and medical office management.
The Electronic Medical Records program begins on March 12th; the Medical Office Specialist and Medical Assistant programs begin on March 25th.
If you or someone you know is seeking a new career
Is there a need for the Hispanic Council on Federal Employment?
The next meeting of the advisory committee is scheduled for May 4, according to an announcement from the Office of Personnel Management. The purpose of the body, the Federal Register says, is to “advise the Director of the Office of Personnel Management on matters involving the recruitment, hiring, and advancement of Hispanics in the Federal workforce.”
Census data indicate that the Latino population will grow from about 16 percent
