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I'm going to look into this option a bit more, thanks! I don't expect I'll find much in this area but I'll look more in the Atlanta area as well.
by jessehorne 12y ago
I'm going to look into this option a bit more, thanks! I don't expect I'll find much in this area but I'll look more in the Atlanta area as well.
- fencepost 12y agoYou might be surprised. Consider that every doctor's office (at least those with 2 or more doctors) is almost guaranteed to have someone they call for computer help, and odds are high that you've never heard of any of the companies. Those companies may consist of only 2-5 people, but just with changes over the past couple of years along with changes coming in 2015 (ICD-10, end of support for Windows Server 2003, lingering XP users) there's a ton going on just in that one vertical market.
- rab_oof 12y agoI've worked in university/clinical medical IT too. Large universities are great for consulting IT practices because each dept is like a separate client. Work there for a year or three and then setup your own shop to bill back to it. Even a temporary contract can be useful to make relationships and identify pain-points.