Health Care Careers

Which of these career levels generally requires the least amount of training?

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

Which of these career levels generally requires the most amount of training?

Which of these groups can revoke a member's license to practice?

HOSA & SkillsUSA-VICA are examples of what type of organization?

Type of credential involving keeping names of qualified people to work on an official list?

A worker who has skills as both a nurse and a medical assistant is an example of what?

An experience where you get to see 1st hand, someone working in a particular career is called?

Which of these types of organizations exist to further a certain career?

What's being discussed when an employer brings up work hours & settings with a future employee?

The # of workers needed in the profession is expected to increase over 5 years. What is this?

Which level of education requires four or more years of study at a college or university?

Which of the following is true of health care careers?

A group of ultrasound techs own and operate an ultrasound business is an example of what?

When a person continues to get more education to keep skills up to date, even after employment?

Which level of education provides experience & education while the person does the work?

Which of these terms refers to the promotions to higher level positions in the career?

Who's legally responsible to know state requirements to maintain credentials in health care?

Voluntary credential & managed by the national professional organization for that career?

What are the several jobs that act as steps along the way to a person's ultimate career goal?

Which type of work has no pay but offers valuable experience?

Bob is attending tech college that may take months-2 years. What level education might he have?

What do health care careers require to ensure that workers have vital skills & are competent?