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student success statement

"i will persist until i succeed"
og mandino

                       Perfusionist

Duties and responsibilities:

Clinical perfusionists pirate circulation equipment during medical situations when it is necessary to temporarily and artificially replace the patient’s circulatory or respiratory functions. This occurs during heart surgery and similar operations. Perfusionist also control the temperature of patients during surgery. Their duties include:

                      Operating heart- lung machines

                      Administering some types of anesthesia

                      Administering some typs of medication

Average salary: $50,000

Educational Requirements:

A high school diploma with a strong background in biology and chemistry is required to be accepted in perfusionist training programs. Admissions preference is given to students with college science work or experience in respiratory therapy and medical terminology.

Perfusionist training programs are given at academic health centers and medical schools and universities. They emphasize

hands-on, practical training.  Course length varies, but for the school to be recognized by the American Academy of Cardiac Perfusionists, the curriculum must include the supervised performance of 150 procedures to include 20 pediatric and infant cases. 

nothing in the world can take the pace of persistence.
TALENT will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent.
GENIUS will not unrewarded genius is almost a proverb.
EDUCATION will not the world is full of educated derelicts.

persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. the slogan '' press on'' has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.''
president calvin collidge

               Patient representative

Duties and Responsibilities:

Patients Representatives work for health care administrators to address the concerns and special needs of patient satisfaction, investigate complaints, collect information about patients dissatisfaction, work with departments to resolve patients problems, and educate staff.

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

Average Salary: $20,000-$40,000

Educational Requirements:

Students should take challenging high school courses in business, science, math, and English.

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.

Osteopathic Physician

Duties and responsibilities:

Osteopathic physicians use accepted methods of diagnosing and treating injuries and diseases. Although they practice in all branches of medicine and surgery like allopathic physicians they differ by emphasizing the important of the musculoskeletal system, holistic medicine, proper nutrition, and environmental factors in maintaining good health. Osteopaths use hands on approach to medicine and frequently manipulate or palpate as part of diagnosis and treatment. They work primarily in osteopathic, however many allopathic hospitals or private practice, however many allopathic hospital

now accept osteopathic physicians as staff members.  The majority of osteopaths are general practitioners, family practitioners, or emergency medicine specialists.

Average Salary:  $110,000 Educational Requirements: Students should take the most challenging high school courses (including AP or IB courses) available in science, math, and English.  After three or four years of college, prospective physicians must attend medical school.  Undergraduate requirements for admission to all medical schools include one year of basic chemistry, one year of organic chemistry, one year of biology, and one year of physics.  Some medical schools also require course work in calculus, English, the humanities, or social science.  Medical school usually includes two years of additional study in both basic and clinical sciences and is followed by a year-long hospital internship.  Physicians who want to specialize must then undertake a three-year residency in their specialty.

student success statement 

The answer to these questions will determine your success or failure:
1.can people trust me to do what's right? yes 
2.Am i committed to doing my very best? yes 
3. Do i treat people the way i want to be treated? yes

"if the answer to these questions are YES, there is no way you can fail"

Lou Holtz

                   Optometrist

Optometrist treats vision problems. They treat vision problems by diagnosing the problem and then prescribing corrective eyeglasses, contact lenses, or vision therapy. Some optometrists specialize in industrial vision safety, treatment of vision safety, treatment of vision related learning disabilities, and environmental vision care. Unlike othalmologists they are not write medical prescriptions, treat diseases, or perform surgery. Most optometrists are self-employed, however many work for hospitals, government agencies, optical manufactures, or universities.

Average Salary: &78,000                                 

Educational Requirements:

Students interested in becoming an optometrist should take the most challenging high school courses(AP or IB) available in math, science, and English. Before entering an optometry school at least two years of college in pre- professional program is required. Optometry school is four years in length. After being awarded the degree of doctor of optometry, optometrists must pass state exams before starting to practice.

                          Orthotics

Duties and responsibilities:
 Orthotics work with patients that need extra support for their muscles, spine, or limbs.  Orthotics Design and make  fit apparatuses made of plastic, wood, leather, and metal that help stabilize, strengthen or replace body parts.  They also make and fit devices that help to align limbs that have grown in a crooked manner

Average Salary:  $25,000 - $40,000
Educational Requirements:
	Students should take challenging science, math, and English courses in high school.  Some colleges and universities offer bachelor degrees in orthotic and prosthetic programs.  These programs include courses in anatomy, physics, mathematics, mechanical drawing, and the use of materials used in the making of devices.  After a year of experience a person may apply for certification

"physical fitness is not only one of the most important key to a healthy body, it is the basic dynamic and creative intellectual activity. the relationship between the soundness of the body and the mind is subtle and cuooples. much not yet understood. but we do know what the greeks knew; that intelligence and skill can only function at the peak of their capactiy when the body is healthy and strong"

Optician

Duties and responsibilities:

Opticians fit and dispense eyeglasses for patients based upon prescriptions written by ophthalmologists or optometrists. Optician’s help the customer’s select eyeglass frames and then measure their faces so that correct size frames can be ordered. They also measure the distance between the corneas of the eyes so that the lenses maybe correctly fitted in the frame. Some opticians may own their own retrial store or work for an optical store. Some also work for optometrists and ophthalmologists who sell glasses.

Average Salary: $19,000-$40,000

Educational Requirements:

Students should take high school courses in physics, algebra, mechanical drawing, and geometry.  A high school diploma or GED certificate is needed to begin training as an optician.  There are two types of training programs.  Students can either complete an approved two-year course at an school of opticianry, or they can complete an approved three year on-the-job apprenticeship.

Student success statement

 

“no student ever attains eminent success by simply doing what is required of him/her. It is the amount and excellence of what is over and above the required that determines the greatness of ultimate distinction’’

Charles Kendall Adams, American historian

Optical laboratory technician

Optical laboratory technicians grind and fit eyeglass lenses into frames according to prescriptions written by ophthalmologists or machine so that lens grinding are ground and polished. They then fit the frames to the patients. Some thalamic technicians work in retail stores that have optical departments

Average salary: $15,000- $20,000

Educational requirements

A high diploma or GED certificate is needed to begin optical laboratory training. Training programs last between six months and one year and are provided by vocational schools and community college. Some retails store optical departments provide on the job training.

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student success statement
hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anybody else expects of you. never excuse yourself."

henry ward beecher

Ophthalmic technician

       

Duties and responsibilities:

Ophthalmic technicians or technologists help ophthalmologists to allow the correct diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and problems. They work at hospitals, clinics, or for ophthalmologists in private practice. Their duties often include.

1.                       Performing simple eye exams.

2.                       Assisting with eye surgery.

3.                       Explaining diagnostic and treatment procedures to patients.

 

Average Salary: $14,000-$25,000

 

Educational Requirements:

Students will need a high school diploma (or GED certificate) and two years of college prior to beginning ophthalmic training programs. These programs may vary in length, but can take up to two years to complete.

 

I have not seen my goals at all and nor have I added more goals

student success statement

"goal setting is goal getting. set and get"
Mark Victor Hansen

Operating Room Technician   Duties and responsibilities: Operating room technicians are also called surgical technologist. They assist in preparing operating room for surgery. They are responsible for having surgical instruments, sterile bandages and linens, needed fluids, and other equipment ready for the operation. They may also assist doctors by handing them needed instruments during surgery and for counting sponges and needles before and after operation. They deliver specimens to hospital laboratories for patients to the recovery room.     Average Salary: $16,000- $22,000     A high school diploma or GED certificate is required. Many vocational and junior colleges offer programs in operating room technology, and training may also be taken at large hospitals. Programs vary between one year to two years. Students receive training in medical terminology, physiology, and sterilization methods. At the end of the training period students must pass an examination by the association of surgical technologists to become certificated.