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Working As A Senior Technician Specialist

Assisting and Caring for Others
Documenting/Recording Information
Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates
Establishing and Maintaining Interpersonal Relationships
Getting Information

Deal with People
Unpleasant/Angry People
Unpleasant/Hazardous Environment
Repetitive
Stressful
$85,500
Average Salary

What Does A Senior Technician Specialist Do

A Senior Technician Specialist coordinates the activity of the technician team and provides efficient and professional support to the team and organization. They manage the repair and maintenance of all systems within an organization, as well as remove damaged equipment from circulation.

How To Become A Senior Technician Specialist

Becoming a licensed practical or licensed vocational nurse (LPN or LVN) requires completing an approved educational program. LPNs and LVNs also must have a license.

Education

LPNs and LVNs must complete an approved educational program. These programs award a certificate or diploma and typically take about 1 year to complete, but may take longer. They are commonly found in technical schools and community colleges, although some programs may be available in high schools or hospitals.

Practical nursing programs combine classroom learning in subjects such as nursing, biology, and pharmacology. All programs also include supervised clinical experience.

Contact state boards of nursing for lists of approved programs.

Licenses, Certifications, and Registrations

After completing a state-approved educational program, prospective LPNs and LVNs can take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-PN). In all states, they must pass the exam to get a license and work as an LPN or LVN. For more information on the NCLEX-PN examination and a list of state boards of nursing, visit the National Council of State Boards of Nursing.

LPNs and LVNs may choose to become certified through professional associations in areas such as gerontology and IV therapy. Certifications show that an LPN or LVN has an advanced level of knowledge about a specific subject.

In addition, employers may prefer to hire candidates who are trained to provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Important Qualities

Compassion. Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses must be empathetic and caring toward the people they serve.

Detail oriented. LPNs and LVNs need to be responsible and detail oriented, because they must make sure that patients get the correct care at the right time.

Interpersonal skills. Interacting with patients and other healthcare providers is a big part of their jobs, so LPNs and LVNs need good interpersonal skills.

Patience. Dealing with sick and injured people may be stressful. LPNs and LVNs should be patient, so they can cope with any stress that stems from providing care to these patients.

Physical stamina. LPNs and LVNs should be comfortable performing physical tasks, such as bending over patients for a long time.

Speaking skills. It is important that LPNs and LVNs be able to communicate effectively. For example, they may need to relay information about a patient’s current condition to a registered nurse.

Advancement

With experience, licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses may advance to supervisory positions. Some LPNs and LVNs advance to other healthcare occupations. For example, an LPN may complete a LPN to RN education program to become a registered nurse.

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Senior Technician Specialist Demographic

Gender

Male
48.8%
Female
48.8%
Unknown
2.4%

Ethnicity

White
77.5%
Hispanic or Latino
10.3%
Asian
9.3%
Unknown
2.2%
Black or African American
0.7%

Languages Spoken

Spanish
49.8%
French
9.7%
German
4.6%
Chinese
4.5%
Russian
4.0%
Arabic
3.3%
Mandarin
3.2%
Italian
3.0%
Portuguese
3.0%
Korean
2.3%
Japanese
2.2%
Hindi
2.2%
Cantonese
1.4%
Urdu
1.3%
Tagalog
1.2%
Hebrew
1.1%
Carrier
1.0%
Vietnamese
0.9%
Filipino
0.6%
Persian
0.6%

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Senior Technician Specialist Typical Career Paths

Average Length of Employment

Senior Information Specialist 4.7 years
Senior Application Specialist 4.2 years
Senior Technical Analyst 4.1 years
Senior Implementation Specialist 4.1 years
Technical Manager 4.0 years
Senior Software Specialist 3.8 years
Senior Project Specialist 3.8 years
Senior Consultant Engineer 3.8 years
Senior Support Specialist 3.8 years
Senior Specialist 3.6 years
Technical Operations Specialist 3.5 years
Lead Technologist/Manager 3.5 years
Technical Specialist 3.4 years
Administrative Technician 3.3 years
Operations Support Technician 3.3 years
Operations Specialist 3.3 years
Service Administrator 3.2 years
Senior Service Specialist 3.2 years
Senior Technician Specialist 3.0 years
Information Specialist 3.0 years
Team Leader 3.0 years
Applications Technician 2.8 years
Application Specialist 2.7 years
Projection Technician 2.7 years
Consulting Specialist 2.7 years
Communications/Senior Communications Manager 2.5 years
Support Specialist 2.3 years

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Senior Technician Specialist Education

Schools

University of Phoenix
20.1%
Michigan State University
6.0%
Liberty University
5.1%
New York University
5.1%
Pennsylvania State University
4.9%
Community College of the Air Force
4.8%
University of Southern California
4.4%
Northeastern University
4.4%
University of Houston
4.1%
Temple University
4.1%
Texas A&M University
4.0%
Quinnipiac University
3.9%
University of Florida
3.8%
University of Texas at Austin
3.7%
Ohio State University
3.7%
Strayer University
3.7%
West Virginia University
3.6%
Ashford University
3.5%
University of Arizona
3.5%
Virginia Commonwealth University
3.4%

Majors

Degrees

Bachelors
36.2%
Other
23.0%
Masters
20.2%
Associate
10.6%
Certificate
4.3%
Doctorate
3.6%
Diploma
1.6%
License
0.5%

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Real Senior Technician Specialist Salaries

Job Title	Company	Location	Start Date	Salary
Senior Shipbroker	Inge Steensland Houston LLC	Houston, TX	Dec 04, 2013	$208,000
Senior Geophysicist	Broken Hill Proprietary (USA) Inc.	Houston, TX	Feb 11, 2015	$201,844
Senior Digital Expert	McKinsey & Company, Inc. United States	Seattle, WA	Oct 10, 2016	$190,000
Senior Product Sales and Technical Specialist	Robert D. Stewart Corp, D/B/A The Stewart Company	Torrance, CA	Jun 15, 2016	$159,432
Senior Veterinarian II	Tyson Foods, Inc.	Springdale, AR	Aug 02, 2011	$155,000
SR. EPM	Apple Inc.	Cupertino, CA	Mar 23, 2015	$155,000 - $175,000
Senior Landman	Talisman Energy USA Inc.	PA	Jan 16, 2015	$153,600 - $172,000
Senior Technical Specialist	HSBC Securities (USA) Inc.	New York, NY	Jun 04, 2011	$150,000
Senior Geophysicist	Broken Hill Proprietary (USA), Inc.	Houston, TX	Jul 09, 2016	$146,890
Senior Ship Broker (Clean Petroleum Products)	Clarkson Shipping Services USA, LLC	Houston, TX	Mar 31, 2015	$145,000
Senior Ship Broker (Clean Petroleum Products)	Clarkson Shipping Services USA, Inc.	Houston, TX	Aug 06, 2013	$145,000
Senior Ship Broker (Clean Petroleum Products)	Clarkson Shipping Services USA, LLC	Houston, TX	Aug 06, 2013	$145,000
Senior Salvage Master	Svitzer Caribbean Ltd.	Miami, FL	Jun 01, 2012	$140,000 - $160,000
Senior Physicist	Michigan State University	East Lansing, MI	Jun 11, 2015	$140,000
Senior Geneticist	Fast-Sexing Technologies USA, LLC DBA Fast Genetic	Ames, IA	Dec 29, 2016	$113,672
Senior Orthoptist	UCSF Medical Center	San Francisco, CA	Mar 01, 2015	$107,814
Senior Projectmanager	Applied Training Resources Incorporated	Spring, TX	Mar 01, 2014	$105,000
Senior Pharmcist	Oz Pharma Inc.	New York, NY	Apr 15, 2015	$104,520
Senior Veterinarian	Boston Scientific Corporation	Saint Paul, MN	Jan 02, 2012	$104,083 - $124,000
Senior Campaigner	Avaaz Foundation	New York, NY	Sep 01, 2015	$102,500
Senior Campaigner	Avaaz Foundation	New York, NY	Sep 01, 2014	$100,000
SR Technical Specialist (EMP. Will Accpet Any Suitable Comb. of Ed.Training or EXP.)	Abbvie Inc.	Waukegan, IL	Dec 10, 2014	$100,000 - $115,000
Senior Linguist	Sensory, Inc.	Portland, OR	Jul 31, 2013	$65,000
Senior Pediatric Resident	Children's National Medical Center	Washington, DC	Jun 13, 2014	$64,253
Senior Pediatric Resident	Children's National Medical Center	Washington, DC	Jun 06, 2013	$63,617
Senior Pediatric Resident	Children's National Medical Center	Washington, DC	Sep 16, 2013	$63,617
Senior Histotechnologist	University of Chicago Medical Center	Chicago, IL	Jul 18, 2011	$62,878
Senior Nutritionist	Country Villa Service Corp.	Pomona, CA	Sep 27, 2011	$61,358
Senior Pediatric Resident	Children's National Medical Center	Washington, DC	Jun 09, 2014	$60,153

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Top Skills for A Senior Technician Specialist

Top Senior Technician Specialist Skills

Procedures
Safety
Facility

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Assisted in implementation of operations, maintained desired inventory levels Experienced with shipping procedures, package and labeled outgoing orders.
Provide Validation support for the upgrade of Oracle Argus Drug Safety System from version 6 to 7.
Distributed monthly aging reports to manager, CFO and facility administrator and worked diligently to improve accounts receivable turnover.
Utilized excellent communication skills and provided exceptional customer service.
Prepared financial statements for managerial staff.