Student Success Statement

“Set your goals high, and don’t stop till you get there.” –BO Jackson

Reflection: Set a goal, pursue it, challenge it, don’t lose it, and don’t give up. Set your most wanted goal, pursue it no matter where it takes you, be strong, have determination. Challenge your goal; try your best to find your goal. Don’t lose it because of what others said because you’re reaching this goal for yourself not for anyone else. Choose the Right in your journey to your goal.

Student Success Statement

“You can’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get.”-Michael Phelps

Reflection:

The more dreams you have, the further you will go in achieving them. There’s no limit to how many dreams you can have. Have as many dreams as you can but focus on not just having them but on achieving them. Achieve to succeed. Choose the right.

                                     (Won 22 Olympics, 18 Gold)

Restoring Faith Humanity

Reflection:

This video impacts me to see what brave people there are in this world. There are so many situations that many don't have the courage to help others, but then there are those that no matter the situation they will sacrifice their time or even their life to save someone else. It’s good to know that there are brave people out in this world. We should all try to let our courage out to be brave and help others to change the world. We all have courage within us but sometimes we have more fear than courage and that fear stops us from actually being brave in difficult situations. We must let go of the fear to become great brave people and help others. There must be compassion within us to help others and we should all learn how to give to those who are less fortunate because there is a joy in giving. We need faith, courage, strength, unity, and compassion to save this world together.

Student Success Statement

“Try a little harder to be a little better” –Gordon B. Hinckley

Reflection:

It takes a little more hard work to do something better. Whatever you do, try a little harder to get a better result. It doesn't matter what you’re doing it as long as you try your best, the best that you can and you will see a better result. It might take more strength to try harder but when you see a good result, you’ll realize that it was all worth it. Try a little harder to be a little better at choosing the right.

                             Medical Illustrator

Duties and Responsibilities:

Medical illustrators are highly skilled artists. They work strictly in the medical field and create graphics for textbooks, journals, magazines, and educational films. Their drawings span a wide range of microorganisms to body parts.

Some medical illustrators prepare illustrations that aid in research about creation of artificial body parts. At times, they are called upon to use modeling skills to create artificial body parts, such as ears, and noses, for patients that are deformed or have undergone some surgeries.

Salary: $35,000-$50,000

Educational requirements:

Students that are interested in becoming medical illustrators should take a college preparatory program in high school that emphasizes art and science. In college students should either major in art and minor in science or major in science and minor in art. Undergraduate science courses should be the same as those required for medical school.

The majority of medical illustrators have master’s degree in the field from a program that is accredited by Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs. Certification as a medical illustrator requires a graduate degree in medical illustration, a portfolio review, and successful completion of national examination.

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Reflection: I think I would like to be a medical illustrator because I like to draw but for the fact that it’s related to a field that I’m not really interested in but I would try to be one.

Student Success Statement

“If you want to achieve excellence, you can get there today. As of this second, quit doing less-than-excellent work.” –Thomas j. Watson

Reflection: when wanting to achieve excellence we must stop what we know that we are doing wrong and start to do what’s right. To pursue excellence we must let go of what stops us from choosing the right thing to do, this can include our friends, peers, fear, weakness or even ourselves. There must be a determination to reach excellence. A pact must be done to remember what you’re fighting for. Keep trying your best to do excellent work and even if you fail once get back up and try again, don’t ever let anybody bring you down or stop you for what you’re pursuing. Follow your dreams with perseverance and hope. Don’t give up. Choose the Right!

    

                            Medical Assistant

Duties and responsibilities: 

Medical assistants help physicians and nurses deliver patient care. They

·        schedule appointments

·        take blood pressures

·         respiration's

·         temperature

·         Perform other routine patient pre-examining procedures.

·         Sometimes they help with office and clerk tasks

Medical assistants work in hospitals, clinics, private physician offices.

 Salary: $17,000-$18,000

Educational requirements:

Students should complete high school with courses in biology, physical science, office management, communications, and human relations, although medical assistant training programs may accept GED certificates. Medical assistant training programs are provided by community colleges and for-profit technical training schools. They may take between six months and 2 years to complete.

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Reflection: I don’t think I would like to be a medical assistant because it’s not a field I’m interested in.