Saturday, July 2, 2011

About is being a CVT necessary for vet work in New York

Is being a CVT necessary for vet work in New York?
Is it necessary to be a CVT in order to be hired as a veterinary technician in New York? We live in Florida and you can get hired as a vet tech without any kind of certification but we've heard it's different for New York.
Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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I believe you need to be licensed. http://www.op.nysed.gov/vtlic.htm

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

About do Investment Bankers have to work in New York on Wall Street

Do Investment Bankers have to work in New York on Wall Street?
I'm asking this question because I might want to be an Investment Banker one day but one thing is that I don't really want to work in New York cause It's too conjested so I was wondering are there other Investment Banking offices in other states?
Investing - 3 Answers
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No, because there are investment bankers all over the country
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No, there aren't. One reason you get paid I-banker money is to put up with, and be able to afford, living in NY, London, Tokyo, etc.
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Investment bankers are like you know what, they are all over the place, Most major cities have large banks that have investment banking departments as well as some of the major brokerage firms. You may luck out, and find some smaller banks (or B/Ds) in the burbs that do a considerable amount of Investment banking. These are catering to the growing areas that they're in, or they too wanted to get out of the rush of the big cities. You can start checking with some of the big name banks in your area or the area you may like. There is a reference book called the "Securities Dealers of North America" (the red book), the book list broker/dealers in geograhical areas, take a look at your local library, Good luck on your search, if you want bad enough you can do it. 

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Monday, May 2, 2011

About I am trying to move to Pennsylvania but still work in New York City. Whats the closest PA city to NY

I am trying to move to Pennsylvania but still work in New York City. Whats the closest PA city to NY?
I am trying to move from New york to Pennsylvania. I work in New York City and have a good job so of course i do not want to leave it. My child also goes to school in New york. I would like to know the closest cities to NY that would take about and hour to commute to NY and PA. Any suggestions??
New York City - 2 Answers
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The closest PA cities to NY is probably East Stroudsburg or Marshalls Creek, Just over the border off Route 80. Travel time is about 1hr 40 minutes with no traffic.
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Yardley PA is about 75 miles and 90 minutes from lower Manhattan -- without traffic. However, be aware: there is NEVER "no traffic" anyplace around NYC.

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Saturday, April 2, 2011

About can someone tell me how the Gray Line tours work for New York City

Can someone tell me how the Gray Line tours work for New York City?
I am interested in the Gray Line tours for New York City but am wondering how it works? Where do you get on and are you just free to get off? The website is not very informative. The 'All Loops Tour' says it is for 48 hours, can you do it in 24? How long does each tour last? If anyone can answer my questions that would be so awesome!
New York City - 2 Answers
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I would go with citysights instead. Their site is very informative and their tour guides are great http://www.citysightsny.com/

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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

About can certified OTs from new york work in california

Can certified OTs from new york work in california?
Is there a test required to work in a different state as an occupational therapist?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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I'm not sure about OT's. In my experience, MT's and PT's have had to fill out a bunch of paperwork in order to practice in a new state. But I think this had more to do with insurance and liability issues. I did a quick search on Bing and found this website http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/occupational-therapist.php
  
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