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Hello Ms. Trice,

Thank you for your informative response. You stated “Health care professionals right out of college are expected to be qualified and ready to work. However, not all employees hired within a company are trained and taught properly.” I agree with your statement. Individuals are trained and taught during their process of school but may not be properly trained for a Health care professional job.

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