Am redoing resume for new job search, looking for best way to "title" skills, office equip & med AAS?

My resume has become quite extensive. I have 30 years of work experience, jack of all trades - master of none. Graduated with Associates degree in 2006 for Health Information Tech. Currently am medical biller, but would like to do new job search as Administrative less billing support. With new resume have listed Computer Skills as one section(same as everyone else: Word, Excel, etc.) and Areas of Knowledge: medical transcription, terminology etc., as another. Problem is would I like to keep as much info as possible from past, but do employers now assume people can use a calculator, fax machine, phones, etc. like people used to list on their resume? Basically, am trying to keep resume from turning into a three page monstrosity!!! If I put the two sections together, I need a title like "Professional (fill in the blank)." Any suggestions, any H.R. people who could help would be especially appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Am redoing resume for new job search, looking for best way to "title" skills, office equip %26amp; med AAS?
For skills your general office skills such as caclulator, faxing, phones etc... You could just put "General office skills" or "Knowledgeable in all areas of office management" or 30 yrs experience in general office management. Just some ideas.





Your title could be Professional Health Information Administrator or Professional Health Information Tech





Maybe have a few different versions of your resume ready so that you could target specific opportunities and utilize the title they are seeking.





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