"A
definite worthy goal, combined with a positive mental attitude (PMA), is the starting point of all worthwhile
achievement." -Napoleon Hill
Friday, November 8, 2013
Student Success Statement
Health Information
Specialist
Duties
and responsibilities:
There are many jobs specialists for this field like
registered record administrator, accredited record technicians, and certified
coding specialists.
Health information specialist work in hospitals, clinics,
insurance companies, physician offices, and many other medical settings.
Salary:
$20,000-$40,000
Educational
Requirements:
Those who would like to become health information specialists
should take high school courses in business, information management, science,
math, and English.
Coding specialists need a high school diploma and a GED
certificate. To become certified you must need to pass an examination.
Accredited record technicians need an associate’s degree from
an accredited college program or from the American Health Information
Management Association Independent Study Program. They must pass a credentialing
examination.
Record administrators must have a Bachelor’s degree in this
field and must pass a certification examination.
Choose
the Right!!!
I think i would like to be a health information specialist because i like to organize stuff.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Student Success Statement
“We become what we think about.”-Earl Nightingale
Health Educator
Duties and
responsibilities:
·
Perform health training needs assessments.
·
Design and develop health education programs.
·
Publish health education curriculum.
·
Teach health in public and private schools.
Average salary: $20,000-$35,000
Educational requirements:
Students should take college preparatory courses during high
school.
Health educators have, as minimum, a bachelor’s degree in
health education. Many have master’s degrees. To be certified or licensed to
teach health in public schools requires a master’s degree and successful
completion of a written exam in many states.
Choose
the Right!!!
I don’t think I would like to be a health
educator because health isn’t what I’m interested in.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Student Success Statement
Reflection: This quote is as direct as it can be, when we have bad thoughts even if we don't say them we are still hurting ourselves and if we have good thoughts we will fulfill ourselves. They is no good coming out of bad decisions or thoughts just bad memories and regrets. We all must have good thoughts to bear goodness in our hearts in any situation we are in. Always choose the right.
Genetic Counselor
Duties
and Responsibilities:
A
genetic counselor is a professional who helps people make decision based upon
genetic information. They also help determine if they at risk of developing a genetic
disease, like: heart disease and breast cancer.
Genetic counselors work with doctors, geneticists,
nurses and social workers. They goal is to help individuals and families to make
decisions about their health and help them find services that will supply their
needs.
·
Gather family history, past health problems, surgeries and family
illnesses
·
explain how genetic diseases/disorders
are passed down
·
Recommended that you and your family have diagnostics tests
·
Explain the results of genetic tests
·
Explore treatment options
·
Refer clients to other health specialists and community resources
Genetic counselors primarily work in prenatal
areas and are sometimes hired by pharmaceutical companies.
Salary:
$65,500-$77,900
Educational
Requirements:
In order
to become a genetic counselor, you must have a minimum of master’s degree in genetics
counseling from the accredited U.S. program. Must pass examinations
administered by the American Board of Genetic Counseling.
Students will learn about inherited diseases,
the types of tests available and prevention steps to minimize their risk. Many
students opt to earn undergraduate degrees in subjects like psychology,
biology, social work, public health, genetics and nursing.
Choose
the Right!!
I don’t think I would like to be a genetic counselor
because I wouldn’t like to give families or an individual bad news that they
have a genetic disorder or disease.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Student Success Statement
“I wasn’t trying to leave a legacy. I was trying to do what was right." -Dean Smith
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