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After graduating from Orem High, I started work in the secretarial field for Hercules Powder Company in Bacchus, Utah, and moved to Salt Lake City. I later moved back to Utah County and worked for Geneva Steel in the billing and invoicing department, then got married and moved back to Salt Lake City and worked for IBM, Northwest Pipeline, and Ford, Bacon and Davis. I decided to start working from home and formed my own clerical services company where I did work for many clients in many fields such as a Russian translator, a psychologist, and some commercial engineers.
I have graduated from Kaplan University in November 2013 with my bachelor's degree in Health and Wellness. I graduated in 2015 from University of Phoenix with a master's degree in psychology. I have worked as an office assistant for a doctor of oriental medicine and a licensed acupuncturist. I was the main caregiver for my husband, who had Alzheimer's disease, for 4-5 years before he passed away in 2019. It took a long time to adjust but I started working again in 2021 as a part-time medical transcriptionist.
You can always find me on Facebook (Jacque Jensen Taylor). I am currently a continuing member of AHDI (Association of Healthcare Documentation Integrity), having held many offices for many years and serving 3 years on the national board of directors. Before that, I worked as a medical transcriptionist after going through education online for that profession at MTEC (Medical Technology Education Center).
On a personal note, I have been married 3 times (the last and final one stuck and have been married since1985... took me a long time but finally found my prince). My husband's name was Robert Charles Taylor, born in Ogden in 1933 and graduated from Weber High in 1952. He was an avid golfer and was a long-time member at Alpine Country Club. He served in the US Army in his younger years. After that he worked for the Government at Hill Air Force Base and was also stationed in Iran when the Shah was deposed (quite a story, but I can't tell it nearly as effectively as he can). He escaped from Iran in the trunk of a cab with a marble bag of his possessions and then airlifted out of the embassy in a helicopter.
I was fortunate enough to have been chosen to live and work in the island paradise of Barbados for a year (2009) teaching medical transcription to their citizens, and made many new and wonderful friends. I left a good part of my heart on that island when I left. If I ever disappear, you can probably find me very easily at the local beach, Folkestone, on that beautiful island.