LoanOfficerJobs.com includes Loan Officer jobs from all over the U.S.     Find Loan Officer Jobs, Post your Resume, Review Salaries, Get Mobile Job Text Alerts & More   Find Loan Officer Jobs by City, State, Zip Code Search Jobs nationwide. Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Dallas Denver Detroit Hartford Houston Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis   New Orleans New York Philadelphia Phoenix Seattle San Diego Washington, DC Jobs Directory Salary Survey Results & Salary Survey! Find out what other Loan Officer employees are earning! Find Loan Officer Degree Programs   A loan officer is a person who serves as an intermediary between lending institutions and borrowers. They solicit loans, represent creditors to borrowers, and represent borrowers to creditors. Loan officers work for banks and other financial institutions. They help individuals and businesses obtain funds from these lenders. Loan officers specialize in commercial, consumer and mortgage loans. Loan counselors assist loan applicants who have difficulty qualifying for traditional loans. Loan officer positions generally require a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, or a related field. Banking, lending, or sales experience is highly valued by employers. Most employers also prefer applicants who are familiar with computers and their applications in banking. Loan officers without college degrees usually advance to their positions from other jobs in an organization after acquiring several years of work experience in various other occupations, such as teller or customer service representative. Personal qualities such as sales ability, good interpersonal and communication skills, and a strong desire to succeed also are important qualities for loan officers. In the United States, Loan officers that originate residential loans must obtain NMLS credentials. This includes: a background check, prelicense education, a credit check, and a national exam. A national exam known as the SAFE MLO test must be passed and in many cases individual states require testing.  A "unique identifier" is obtained through this process and must be present on all FNMA 1003 / FHLMC 65 Uniform Residential Loan Application forms. Manage your Career Post your Resume or Confidential Career Profile & Let Employers & Recruiters Find You!! Job Search Agent Sign up for our Job Search Agent and get E-Mail of Jobs that match your search requirements! Need Help with your Resume?  Get Resume Tips, Find a Resume Writer & More.. Find Loan Officer Recruiters specializing in Loan Officer Placements Nationwide!! Various banking-related associations and private schools offer courses and programs for students interested in lending, as well as for experienced loan officers who want to keep their skills current. For example, the Bank Administration Institute, an affiliate of the American Bankers Association, offers the Loan Review Certificate Program for persons who review and approve loans. This program enhances the quality of reviews and improves the early detection of deteriorating loans, thereby contributing to the safety and soundness of the loan portfolio. The Certified Mortgage Banker (CMB) designation demonstrates the holder's superior knowledge, understanding, and competency in real estate finance. The Mortgage Bankers Association offers three CMB designations: residential, commerce, and master's. To obtain the CMB, the candidate must have 3 years of experience, earn educational credits, and pass an exam. Completion of these courses and programs generally enhances one’s employment and advancement opportunities. Persons planning a career as a loan officer should be capable of developing effective working relationships with others, confident in their abilities, and highly motivated. For public relations purposes, loan officers must be willing to attend community events as representatives of their employer. Capable loan officers may advance to larger branches of the firm or to managerial positions, while less capable workers—and those having weak academic preparation—could be assigned to smaller branches and might find promotion difficult without obtaining training to upgrade their skills. Advancement beyond a loan officer position usually includes supervising other loan officers and clerical staff.   LoanOfficerJobs.com part of eJobstores.com, Inc. TEL: (561) 630-5201 E-Mail: jobs@ejobstores.com Copyright 1995-2011. LoanOfficerJobs.com  eJobstores.com, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Find Jobs on your Cellphone! Find Jobs on your Mobile Phone Click Here! Get Mobile Text Alerts of Jobs sent to your phone.       Returning Members Products & Rates Post a Job INSTANTLY Previous Subscribers Products & Rates Post a Job INSTANTLY Previous Subscribers Products & Rates Post a Job for your Client Edit/Delete/Add Jobs for your Client    Advertise Here