Student success Statement

Student Success Statement

“Obedience is the test of life”

-         Thomas S. Monson

Reflection:  Obedience goes a long way. Actions go a long way. In today’s society, everyone is for themselves and tension build up which leads to disobedience. In life you face many hardships and tests but the one of the greatest ones is obedience. With temptation, everything becomes real and many act in a negative action. But the greatest test you will ever receive is survival. 

Western Medicine Doctor

Western Medicine Doctor

Duties and Responsibilities: Naturopathic medicine (sometimes called "naturopathy") is a distinct system of primary health care that emphasizes prevention and the self-healing process through the use of natural therapies. Naturopathic doctors (NDs) blend centuries-old knowledge and a philosophy that nature is the most effective healer with current research on health and human systems.

Eastern Medicine Doctor

Eastern Medicine Doctor

 

Duties and responsibilities: Eastern Medicine is a traditional Chinese medicine that has a large variety of procedures. Such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage therapy, exercise, and dietary medicine.  They diagnose disease and use herbs to cure the type of disease with nontoxic medicine.

Salary:  May Vary  $22,7000

Education: Varies on the particular person. 

Student Success Statement

 Student Success Statement 

"The more obedient we are, the more freedom we have" 

- Boyd K. Packer 

Reflection: This statement is a complete paradox. In my opinion, obedience is not just obeying the law or someone's authority, obedience is the situation in which you comply with your positive morals and shut the negativity out.  Freedom is a word that is greater than someone. BUT, those who you think obey, DON'T.

student success statement

Student Success Statement

“I would prefer even to fail with honor than win by cheating.”

-         Sophocles

Reflection:

    Success is the case of many failures, with that in mind, I emphasize that many successful stories, were filled with dirt and cheating. Failing with honor is beyond of the greatest things any human can do. Why, because in our human nature, we are filled with greed, corruption and negligence. To win by cheating is a greater lie that to cheat on a test. To lose with honor, shows dignity and shows responsibility.

Oral Care Professional

Oral Care Professional

Duties and responsibilities:

A career as a dental hygienist offers a wide range of challenges. In the dental office, the dentist and the dental hygienist work together to meet the oral health needs of patients. Since each state has its own specific regulations regarding their responsibilities, the range of services performed by hygienists varies from state to state.

Education: A aspiring dental hygienist must graduate high school and go on to college for dental school.

Salary:  $53,000-

Dental Technician

Dental Technician

Duties and responsibilities:

Dental Laboratory Technology is both a science and an art. Since each dental patient's needs are different, the duties of a dental laboratory technician are comprehensive and varied. Although dental technicians seldom work directly with patients, except under the direction of a licensed dentist, they are valuable members of the dental care team. They work directly with dentists by following detailed written instructions and using impressions (molds) of the patient's teeth or oral soft tissues to create:

Education: Dental laboratory technicians may receive their education and training through a two-year program at a community college, vocational school, technical college, university or dental school. Graduates of these programs receive either an associate degree or a certificate. There also are a few programs that offer a four-year baccalaureate program in dental technology.

In most cases, an interested individual needs a high school diploma or its equivalent to apply to an accredited dental laboratory technology program. Contact the dental technology program of interest to you for specific requirements and must be accredited by the board.

Salary: The salary of a dental laboratory technician depends primarily upon the skills demonstrated and responsibilities associated with the specific position and the geographic location of employment. Dental technicians can earn salaries equal to personnel in other health care occupations with similar training and experience. Experienced technicians can realize significant satisfaction and rewards in commercial laboratories or may choose to be self-employed, opening their own dental laboratories for greater independence.

ENT Surgeon

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon

Duties and responsibilities: Otolaryngologists are physicians who specialize in treating the ear, nose and throat. Also known as ENTs, otolaryngologists care for patients of all ages who have problems related to these areas of the body. It has the distinction of being the longest practicing branch of medicine in the United States. Otolaryngologists also treat issues related to the head, neck and face and may serve as a patient’s primary care doctor as well.

Salary:

Education: As a physician, an otolaryngologist is required to obtain a medical degree, which can take up to 15 years to complete and includes an undergraduate degree, medical school, an internship and a residency specializing in ear, nose and throat disorders. They must also be certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology, which happens after the candidate passes a test given by the board.

Environmental Health Specialist

Environmental Health Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities:

An environmental health specialist is a professional who protects the environment by identifying problems and finding solutions that minimize or eliminate hazards that may harm environments and populations. Responsibilities can include analysis and inspection of environmental conditions, as well as creating and maintaining environmental policies

Salary: $59,270-62,500

Education:

Employers prefer a master's degree in environmental sciences, environmental health, ecology or a related discipline. For many public and government sector occupations, a bachelor's degree is sufficient for employment. Employment opportunities may increase for those who obtain credentials through the National Environmental Health Association, which offers training and exams to become a registered environmental health specialist

Research Scientist

Research Scientist

Job description:

Medical research scientists devise and conduct experiments in order to increase the body of scientific knowledge on topics related to medicine. They also develop new, or improve existing, drugs, treatments or other medically related products.

Education: Medical research takes place in higher education institutions, research institutes, hospitals and industry. The level of research may be basic and involve investigating the underlying basis of health or disease or it may be more applied and include conducting clinical research, investigating methods of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of human disorders.

Research may be at the molecular level, carried out using appropriate cell and animal models, or human volunteers may be used to study the clinical effects of various factors.

Salary: $23,000-150,00

Recreation Therapist

Recreation Therapist

Duties and responsibilities:

Recreational therapists plan, direct, and coordinate recreation-based treatment programs for people with disabilities, injuries, or illnesses. Recreational therapists use a variety of moralities, including arts and crafts, drama, music, and dance, sports, games, and community reintegration field trips to help maintain or improve a patient’s physical, social, and emotional well-being.

Education: Most recreational therapists need a bachelor’s degree in recreational therapy or a related field. Though less common, associate’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees are also available.

Salary: $42,280 per year

$20.33 per hour 

Student Success Statement

Student Success Statement

“Right is right, even if everyone is for it; and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it”

-William Penn

Reflection: Everyone has their own vision of right. Everyone has their own vision of wrong. We cannot simply agree but launch debate.  In today’s world what is “right” is controlled by society, media or the government. Now, what is right? The government says “It is right for us to start a war for our benefits” but “It’s wrong for another country to start a war for their benefits” the topic is simply contradictory. Our vision of rightness is controlled and babbled by everyone except US. When we as human binges should think for ourselves and not just know what is right but to feel the right embrace in our soul. Those who do not let anyone or interfere in their right believes, are the ones who choose what’s right. 

Radiologist Technologist

Radiologic Technologist 

Duties and Responsibilities :Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, such as x rays, on patients. MRI technologists operate magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners to create diagnostic images.

Salary:  $55,910 per year 

$26.88 per hour

Education:An associate’s degree is the most common educational path for radiologic technologists. Most MRI technologists start out as radiologic technologists and specialize later in their career. Technologists must be licensed or certified in some states; requirements vary by state.

Pharmacist

Pharmacist

Duties and Responsibilities: Pharmacists full fill the orders of a doctor when he or she requests medication for a patient.  Pharmacist dispenses medication and provides safe anti-bionics.

• ·         Fill prescriptions, verifying instructions from physicians on the proper amounts of medication to give to patients
• ·         Check whether the prescription will interact negatively with other drugs that a patient is taking or any medical conditions the patient has
• ·         Instruct patients on how and when to take a prescribed medicine and inform them about potential side effects they may experience from taking the medicine
• ·         Advise patients about general health topics, such as diet, exercise, and managing stress, and on other issues, such as what equipment or supplies would be best to treat a health problem
• ·         Give flu shots and, in most states, other vaccinations
• ·         Complete insurance forms and work with insurance companies to ensure that patients get the medicines they need
• ·         Oversee the work of pharmacy technicians and pharmacists in training (interns)
• ·         Keep records and do other administrative tasks
• ·         Teach other healthcare practitioners about proper medication therapies for patients.  
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Education: Prospective pharmacists are required to have a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree, a postgraduate professional degree. In July 2012, there were 124 Doctor of Pharmacy programs fully accredited by the association.  

Patient Respresenative

Patient Representative

Duties and Responsibilities: Patient Representatives work for healthcare administrators to address the concerns and special needs of patients and their families.  They evaluate patient satisfaction, investigate complaints, collect information about patient dissatisfaction, work with departments to resolve patient problems, and educate staff.

Patient representatives often work in hospitals, nursing homes, other long-term care facilities, and in public health agencies

Education: Requirements differ, but most employers prefer college graduates with backgrounds in health or social services.  Experience or course work in conflict resolution is also valued.

Salary:  $20,000-$40,000

Optometrist

Optometrist

Duties and Responsibilities:

Optometrists are doctors of vision. They examine people’s eyes to diagnose vision problems and eye diseases, and they test patients’ visual acuity, depth and color perception, and ability to focus and coordinate the eyes. They prescribe glasses and contact other doctors to provide vision therapy.

Education: The Doctor of Optometry degree requires the completion of a 4-year program at an accredited optometry school, preceded by at least 3 years of pre-optometry study at an accredited college or university. Most optometry students hold a bachelor’s or higher degree.