Danielle Casey knew she wanted to work in the medical field since she was 16 years old. At that time, she started out as a receptionist at an ambulatory surgical center, but she could see better things on the horizon. Her ambitions brought her a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry.

She started a family and began working as a medical assistant at an orthopedic clinic. This soon blossomed into a career as an AR (Accounts Receivable) manager at an anesthesia billing office. Danielle knew she’d need an education in coding to help secure her career, so she called Allied Medical School.

“I chose Allied mainly because the credentials looked good. After researching my other options, it was the best pick.”

Danielle found the program easy to start when she received her materials from Allied. She gained confidence in doing it herself, knowing that Allied was there to provide her support.

“I received immediate help when I needed it.”

With one child and another on the way, Danielle also worked full time. Her days were full. As a result, learning at home was the only option for her. She found the best part of the program was being able to work on it when she wanted and still put her family first. Danielle was able to gain a useful skill that could go on her résumé, with knowledge that was strongly desired in her working community, and still have the free time for family, friends, and a life outside of work.

“I was promoted to office manager and that is currently what I’m doing now.”

That’s not the end of Danielle’s story; it’s the start of a whole new chapter.

You too can create a happy ending by choosing Allied Medical School. Enroll today and be one step closer to your new future.

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