The School of Health and Public Safety has a need for an energetic, resourceful individual with great organizational skills to provide instruction in theory, and practical settings in the Medical Office Assistant and Unit Clerk Program. The ideal candidate have at least 5 years experience working as a medical office assistant and/or unit clerk, including office billing, accounting, use of medical/dental electronic records, and have a strong desire to train professional graduates. This part-time contract position is available starting January 6, 2014. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provide a high quality of education for students • Support students and preceptors in the clinical setting • Evaluate student progress through assignments, exams and lab competencies, and practicum competencies • Prepare and deliver lectures and practical demonstrations to students enrolled in the program • Facilitate student achievement through mentorship • Update course outlines and modules for theory and practical classes • Contribute in a positive way to maintain a "team environment" • Promote professionalism and coach students • Provide feedback for continuous program involvement • Participate in program and department meetings • Promote and support SAIT
Research Paper- CHE125 Allison Leigeb The medical field is one of the most important aspects of our society today. It’s a fact that there will always be a need for medical attention and healthcare, no matter the state of the economy or the size of a population. The two careers I decided to research are both in the medical field, and both are stable jobs that have an ultimate goal of helping people heal. They are an orthopedic surgeon and a physician’s assistant. I have personal experience with learning about these two jobs- I shadowed numerous orthopedic sports medicine surgeons and physician’s assistants during my senior year of high school as part as an academic internship.
Medical Assisting Careers Danielle Abstract: After obtaining the Associates of Applied Science in Medical Assisting degree from Kaplan University one has many career path opportunities that they can become gainfully employed in. Follows is a look at the different specialties one can work in, the type of national certifications that are available to sit for, the average salaries of the field, current issues within the field, how my own personality aligns with the required personalities, my career goals and how Kaplan University’s Career Services can help me obtain those goals. Medical Assisting Career Overview The Associates of Applied Science in Medical Assisting degree at Kaplan University will prepare one to be successful in the medical assisting profession. The medical assisting field opens the door to numerous careers assisting different types of doctors within the medical field. Some potential career paths include physician office or clinic assisting, hospital setting medical assisting, optometry assisting, and chiropractic assisting.
Study in one of the leaders in nursing education as is Ryerson University would give me the best education and formation to be a successful professional. My experiences as a student of medicine gave me the possibility of learning and
Brandon Urso Competition within the Health Care Industry HCA421: Health Care Planning & Evaluation Instructor Fran Steel 08/22/2012 Competition within the Health Care Industry What type of impact does competition serve in the evolution and further development of modern medicine within the health care industry? The competition within the health care industry is an essential component in the progression of medicine and the method in which services are provided to the patient. The fact the health care industry is an extremely competitive commerce has been extremely beneficial in the improvement of services, resources, and competencies within the health care organization. The various aspects of health care inevitability derive from the treatment provided to the patient. How might competition impact the services provided to the patient?
According to White, K. R. (2014) “Nurse were the original servant leaders—at the patient’s beside and in communities- and now they are perfectly positioned to take their experience with leadership to a heightened level. In the new world order, nurses have moved from the background to the boardroom, and they have been put in the spotlight to lead transformation of quality healthcare.” (pg.27). White describes how far nursing leaders have come and play an important role on the healthcare team. In their personal experienced they understand what it takes to be a bedside nurse and a second opinion to the physicians. Nursing Leaders They spend their time in areas such as human resources, business planning, quality reporting, information management, and report writing.
I know that there is so much hard work I have to go through to get to that position though, but I’m already starting it. I have volunteered at the Staten Island University hospital for a year. I worked hard to get good grades into the Medical Program at school. Lucky for me those good grades paid off because I have been a certified medical assistant since I was 16. I am determined to obtain all of the experience and knowledge that it is required to get to where I want to be when I am older.
Presently I am working in 27 beds of General Paediatric Unit with multi–national medical and nursing staff including supportive staff such as unit assistance, patient care technician and cleaners. My clinical practise provides an extremely encouraging and supporting environment. The mission of nurses in my unit is to provide the highest level of quality nursing care for the children through evidence-based practice. In support of this mission, the nursing team is committed to the delivery and promotion of continuum of exceptional holistic, culturally sensitive and compassionate patient care in timely manner. As part of my career development, I challenge myself by taking a responsibility to be a mentor to a new staff nurse as agreed by my nurse manager.
The symposium provided me with the fundamental knowledge of the issues that the health care industry faced today. During the past year and six months I strived to learn more about public health both through coursework and work in the field. Since practical experience is an essential learning tool, I went on to expand my experience in the field of public health. I was fortunate to have landed a job as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Borgess Medical Center, the position allowed me to view public health at a different level. Working as a Clinical Research Coordinator I was responsible for overseeing and coordinating the initiation, implementation, and development of clinical research protocols to meet requirements and objectives of Borgess Research Institute, Food and Drug administration (FDA) Regulations and ICH Guidelines, sponsor Guidelines, Institutional Review Board and Investigator and patient needs.
Currently I am attending ITT Technical Institute working toward my Associates Degree as a Registered Nurse. Upon graduation I plan to find employment in the labor and delivery section of my local hospital. This is the first step toward my ultimate career goal. As a RN I can begin to gain valuable information and hands-on experience. This experience will give me a full feel for this field.