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Discover various healthcare careers and the educational requirements, from basic high school preparation to advanced degrees. Learn about certifications, licensure, and continuing education. Explore trends, skills, and salaries in dental, diagnostic, emergency, and mental health services.
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Unit E Careers in Health Care
Secondary Education • Basic high school preparation • Should include: sciences, social studies, english, and math • Keyboarding, computer applications, and accounting skills • Health Science Technology Education
Educational Requirements and levels of training • Types of Education • Associates Degree • Bachelor’s Degree • Master’s Degree • Doctorate or Doctoral Degree
Types of Education • Certification-fulfilled requirements of education or performance • Registration- List of qualified personal • Licensure- government agency authorizes individuals to work in a given occupation • Accreditation- ensures that the program of study meets quality competency standards • Continuing Education Units- required to renew licenses or maintain certification/registration
Education and Levels of Training • 1-Professional • 2-Technologist • 3-Technician • 4- Aide or Assitant
Trends • Multi-Component or Multi-Skilled Worker • Common trend • Variety of occupations • ECG tech, EEG Tech • Entrepreneur • Individuals who organize, manages, and assumes the risk of a business • Individuals or Group • Many work under the supervision of a physician or dentist • Skills needed
Dental Careers • Dentist • Dental Hygienist • Dental Laboratory Technician • Dental Assistant
Dental Careers • Dentist- DMO or DDS • 2 or more years of additional education • $84,000-$200,000 year salary • Dental Hygienist • Associates, bachelors, or masters degree • $39,000- $83,2000 year salary • Dental Lab Tech • 3-4 year on the job experience • $23,000- $53,000 year salary • Dental Assistant • 1-3 years on the job experience • $19,000- $38,000 year salary
Diagnostic Services • Medical Laboratory Technologist • Phlebotomist • Radiologic Technologist • Epidemiologist • Biomedical Engineer
Paramedic (EMT-P) • Performs all basic duties • More thorough patient assessments, provide advanced cardiac life support, interpret ECG’s, do endotracheal intubation, administer drugs, and use more complex equipment.
Intermediate EMT • Basic duties • Also assesses patients, interprets ECGs, administers defibrillation as needed, manage shock, uses IV equipment, and inserts esophageal airways
Basic- EMT • Provides basic care for a wide range of illnesses and injuries • Includes: medical emergencies, bleeding, fractures, airway obstruction, BLS, oxygen administration, emergency childbirth, rescue trapped persons, and transports victims.
Health information and communication services • Medical Record Administrator • Medical Transcriptionist • Unit Secretary • Medical Illustrator
Section 5.03 • Analyze careers included in health care facility services, medical services, and mental health and social services.
Hospital/Health Care facility services • Health Care Administrator • Central/Sterile Supply Technician
Medical Careers • Physician Physician Assistant • MD Medical Assistant • OD • DPM • DC
Physician Specialist • Anesthesiologist • Cardiologist • Dermatologist • Gastroenterologist • Gerontologist • Gynecologist • Neurologist • Obstetrician • Oncologist • Ophthalmologist • Orthopedist • Otolaryngologist • Pathologist • Pediatrician • Psychiatrist • Radiologist • Thoracic Surgeon • Urologist
Mental and Social Services • Psychiatrist • Psychologist • Social Worker
5.04 Analyze Mortuary, Nursing, and Nutrition and dietary careers
Mortuary Careers • Mortician • Embalmer
Nursing Careers • Registered Nurse • Masters or Doctoral Degree • Bachelor’s Degree • Diploma program • Associates Degree • Licensed Practical Nurse • Nursing Assistant
Nutrition and Dietary Services • Dietician • Dietetic Assistant
5.05- Analyze therapeutic services, veterinary medicine, and vision services • Therapeutic Careers • Veterinary Careers • Vision Services
5.06 • Apply self-assessment for career planning and revise/develop an individual career development plan. • Perform self-assessment • Develop/revise individual career development plan