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What healthcare career is between 4-6years of school?
Some of the fields that may last 4-6 years of school: Athletic Trainer Clinical Nurse Specialist Coding Specialst Counselor Dental Assistant Dietitian Health Educator Health Information Specialist Health Science Librarian Health Science Library Technician Healthcare Administrator Home Health Aide Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian Medical Library Technician Medical Records Administrator Medical Records Technician Medical Technologist Monitor Surveillance Technician Nurse (Practical) Nurse (Registered) Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant/Aide Occupational Therapy Assistant/Aide Patient Representative Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Practical Nurse Social Worker Veterinarian Veterinary Technician/Assistant
What is the difference between a caregiver an a medical assistant?
Medical assistants are a medical office and caregivers work at the patients home.
What is an easy career in the medical field?
A career that is easy in the medical field would be medical assistant. Probably Certified Nurse's Aide or Home Health Aide. These are called different things in different states. Courses are available at technical schools and community colleges. Call one in your local area or see a guidance counselor for further information. You can also opt for the following - nurse assistant, medical office manager or assistant, medical transcription, medical billing and medical coding.A bit more:A Certified Nurse's Aide or Home Health Aide (home health aides are CNA's who work for a home health agency, going to the homes of patients) is really not such an easy job. After working for a number of years as office manager for a privately owned home health agency, as well as for a hospital home health agency, I saw first hand how hard the work can be for them. The work can be quite hard at times, depending on the patients and their needs and requirements.To be a CNA (in a hospital or home health agency), you have to sometimes do a lot of lifting, such as getting patients in and out of the bath, and when having to change the bed sheets of a patient who is bed bound. CNA's also have to change the diapers and bed pads of bladder and bowel incontinent patients, which is not considered an "easy" job by many CNA's.So if it's an "easy" job you're looking for, a CNA may not be quite the one for you.
Where can one buy home health supplies?
One can purchase home health supplies from the following retailers: Health Supplies, Allegro Medical, Walgreens, Holland and Barretts, Vitality Medical, Northern Health.
What is the shortest path to a medical career?
Probably Certified Nurse's Aide or Home Health Aide. These are called different things in different states. Courses are available at technical schools and community colleges. Call one in your local area or see a guidance counselor for further information. You can also opt for the following - nurse assistant, medical office manager or assistant, medical transcription, medical billing and medical coding.Here is a list of the medical careers that you can consider training for in a short time: nurse assistant medical transcription medical billing medical coding pharmacy technician l
What are the top paying jobs in healthcare?
The health care industry is one of the few economic sectors that continue to thrive. Check out some of the special health care jobs that are needed: Athletic Trainer Audiologist Biomedical Engineer Biomedical Equipment Technician Chiropractor Clinical Laboratory Technician Clinical Nurse Specialist Clinical Technologist Coding Specialist Counselor Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dental Laboratory Technician Dentist Dialysis Technician Dietetic Technician Dietitian Electrocardiograph Technician Emergency Medical Technician Environmental Health Specialist Epidemiologist Genetic Counselor Health Educator Health Information Specialist Health Science Librarian Health Science Library Technician Healthcare Administrator Histologist Hospital Administrator Home Health Aide Industrial Hygienist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian Medical Library Technician Medical Records Administrator Medical Records Technician Medical Technologist Monitor Surveillance Technician Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse (Practical) Nurse (Registered) Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant/Aide Nursing Home Administrator Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant/Aide Operating Room Technician Ophthalmic Technician Ophthalmologist Optical Laboratory Technician Optician Optometrist Optometry Technician/Assistant Osteopathic Physician Patient Representative Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician, Osteopathic Physician's Assistant Podiatrist Practical Nurse Psychiatric Aide/Technician Psychiatrist Psychologist Radiation Therapy Technologist Radiation Therapist Radiographer Recreation Therapist Respiratory Therapist Respiratory Therapy Assistant Registered Nurse Research Scientist Sanitarian Social Worker Speech Pathologist Surgical Technologist Ultrasound Technologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician/Assistant X-Ray Technician
Can a home health aide apply hot packs?
Yes, IF she/he is a certified nursing assistant.
What are 20 medical careers?
Allopathic Physician Athletic Trainer Audiologist Biomedical Engineer Biomedical Equipment Technician Chiropractor Clinical Laboratory Technician Clinical Nurse Specialist Clinical Technologist Coding Specialst Counselor Cytotechnologist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dental Laboratory Technician Dentist Dialysis Technician Dietetic Technician Dietitian Electrocardiograph Technician Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist Emergency Medical Technician Environmental Health Specialist Epidemiologist Genetic Counselor Health Educator Health Information Specialist Health Science Librarian Health Science Library Technician Healthcare Administrator Histologic Technician Histologist Hospital Administrator Home Health Aide Industrial Hygienist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian Medical Library Technician Medical Records Administrator Medical Records Technician Medical Technologist Monitor Surveillance Technician Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse (Practical) Nurse (Registered) Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant/Aide Nursing Home Administrator Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant/Aide Operating Room Technician Ophthalmic Technician Ophthalmologist Optical Laboratory Technician Optician Optometrist Optometry Technician/Assistant Orthotist Osteopathic Physician Patient Representative Perfusionist Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician, Allopathic Physician, Osteopathic Physician's Assistant Podiatrist Practical Nurse Prosthetist Psychiatric Aide/Technician Psychiatrist Psychologist Radiation Therapy Technologist Radiation Therapist Radiographer Radiologic Technologist Recreation Therapist Respiratory Therapist Respiratory Therapy Assistant Registered Nurse Research Scientist Sanitarian Social Worker Sonographer Speech Pathologist Surgical Technologist Ultrasound Technologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician/Assistant X-Ray Technician
What are some jobs in the healthcare field?
Listed below are some of the available careers in the healthcare industry: Allopathic Physician Athletic Trainer Audiologist Biomedical Engineer Biomedical Equipment Technician Chiropractor Clinical Laboratory Technician Clinical Nurse Specialist Clinical Technologist Coding Specialst Counselor Cytotechnologist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dental Laboratory Technician Dentist Dialysis Technician Dietetic Technician Dietitian Electrocardiograph Technician Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist Emergency Medical Technician Environmental Health Specialist Epidemiologist Genetic Counselor Health Educator Health Information Specialist Health Science Librarian Health Science Library Technician Healthcare Administrator Histologic Technician Histologist Hospital Administrator Home Health Aide Industrial Hygienist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian Medical Library Technician Medical Records Administrator Medical Records Technician Medical Technologist Monitor Surveillance Technician Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse (Practical) Nurse (Registered) Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant/Aide Nursing Home Administrator Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant/Aide Operating Room Technician Ophthalmic Technician Ophthalmologist Optical Laboratory Technician Optician Optometrist Optometry Technician/Assistant Orthotist Osteopathic Physician Patient Representative Perfusionist Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician, Allopathic Physician, Osteopathic Physician's Assistant Podiatrist Practical Nurse Prosthetist Psychiatric Aide/Technician Psychiatrist Psychologist Radiation Therapy Technologist Radiation Therapist Radiographer Radiologic Technologist Recreation Therapist Respiratory Therapist Respiratory Therapy Assistant Registered Nurse Research Scientist Sanitarian Social Worker Sonographer Speech Pathologist Surgical Technologist Ultrasound Technologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician/Assistant X-Ray Technician
Is non medical home health care business profitable?
Yes
iam a certified nursing assistant for 15 years and looking to go into another field in the health care, what suggestions can you offer.?
Medical Asst. You could possibly go into an area of specialization that requires the skill sets that you have as a certified nursing assistant. Some of these positions include patient services, on call home health services, or working with EMT response teams (that sounds exciting).
In What professions will you find the need for medical terminology?
The following occupations requires the use of medical terms. Allopathic Physician Athletic Trainer Audiologist Biomedical Engineer Biomedical Equipment Technician Chiropractor Clinical Laboratory Technician Clinical Nurse Specialist Clinical Technologist Coding Specialst Counselor Cytotechnologist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dental Laboratory Technician Dentist Dialysis Technician Dietetic Technician Dietitian Electrocardiograph Technician Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist Emergency Medical Technician Environmental Health Specialist Epidemiologist Genetic Counselor Health Educator Health Information Specialist Health Science Librarian Health Science Library Technician Healthcare Administrator Histologic Technician Histologist Hospital Administrator Home Health Aide Industrial Hygienist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Assistant Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian Medical Library Technician Medical Records Administrator Medical Records Technician Medical Technologist Monitor Surveillance Technician Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse (Practical) Nurse (Registered) Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Nursing Assistant/Aide Nursing Home Administrator Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Assistant/Aide Operating Room Technician Ophthalmic Technician Ophthalmologist Optical Laboratory Technician Optician Optometrist Optometry Technician/Assistant Orthotist Osteopathic Physician Patient Representative Perfusionist Pharmacist Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician, Allopathic Physician, Osteopathic Physician's Assistant Podiatrist Practical Nurse Prosthetist Psychiatric Aide/Technician Psychiatrist Psychologist Radiation Therapy Technologist Radiation Therapist Radiographer Radiologic Technologist Recreation Therapist Respiratory Therapist Respiratory Therapy Assistant Registered Nurse Research Scientist Sanitarian Social Worker Sonographer Speech Pathologist Surgical Technologist Ultrasound Technologist Veterinarian Veterinary Technician/Assistant X-Ray Technician
