Transitioning Military Job Seeker Training - April 30, 2015
Date and time
Location
University of North Texas Health Science Center - Medical Education & Training Building (MET)
1000 Montgomery St. Fort Worth, TX 76107Description
This free event is for all military service members (includes veterans, active duty, guard, reserves and service providers/organizations). Please create a profile with North Texas LEAD (if not already completed) prior to attending this session.
West Point graduate and US Army veteran Steve Sosland will provide hands on training to active/former military service members engaged in the job search. This will be an intimate meeting of less than 50 people. Topics covered will include resume building, networking skills, and interviewing techniques.
Steve Sosland currently serves as Chief People Officer for the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth, TX. He also is the former Chief Operating Officer for Hill Country Memorial Hospital, a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award winning organization.
Steve Sosland Bio: http://web.unthsc.edu/info/200875/coaching/3013/executive_sponsor
Transitioning Military Job Seeker Training
Thursday April 30, 2015 (6-8pm)
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Medical Education & Training (MET) Building
1000 Montgomery St. | Fort Worth, TX 76107
*Dinner will not be provided. Please plan to eat before arriving to the training session.
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