HealthCare Careers

Which type of organizations exist to further careers?

Who's legally responsible for knowing requirements to maintain credentials.

What level of education requires at approx. 2 yrs of schooling

A focus on everyday service needs, including medical record management & administration services defines:

What is required in many careers to ensure the worker is competent and has the vital skills

Biotechnology research & development pathway uses advancements in science & technology to improve health care

Which career level requires the most amount of training?

What is an example of a student organization?

What's it called when I continue to get more education/skill training to stay up-to-date?

The career Medical Illustrator is in the Diagnostic Services Pathway

What are the many jobs that act act as stepping stones to a person's career goal called?

A forensic science technician works in the biotechnology research & development pathway

What pathway's function is: Providing & maintaining a sanitary & therapeutic environment?

Diagnostic Services uses tests & evaluations to detect, diagnose, & treat diseases, injuries or other conditions

Which type of credential is voluntary & managed by a prof. organization?

Which term refers to promotions to higher-level positions in the career?

Which career level requires the least amount of training

What type of work has no pay, but offers valuable experience and workplace connections?

What is it called when a worker has skills in 2 different jobs (x-ray tech & MRI tech)?

An x-ray tech opens an imaging center. This is an example of?

What is it called when you get to see first-hand a "day in the life" of a career?

What provides experience & education while performing the work?

What level of education requires four or more years of school?

Who can revoke a member's license to practice?

Support Services workers need to know sterlization procedures

In what pathway do workers work directly w/patients to provide care, treatment couseling, & health education?

How is it best to start doing research about possible careers?

When describing work hours and work setting, we are talking about?

Which type of credential involves keeping a list of people who are qualified to work?

If something states that the # of workers needed in a prof. is expect. to increase, it is?