What jobs do you get training for?

Answer 1

1. Provides direct patient care, triage member calls, makes patient call-backs for providers, performs patient teaching, and performs and assists with procedures (Based on provider orders) and applicable regulatory laws.
2. Coordinates patient care for hospital admissions, specialty referrals, IV Care for AHC, new mom assessment protocol (OB), MCCP (Peds), and ancillary support departments.
3. Makes monthly staffing schedules and day-to-day work assignments to department staff. Assesses workloads, on an on-going basis and makes special assignments, during peak and slow periods. Collects and codes department time sheets
4. Calls in staff to meet minimum staffing requirements, including authorizing overtime, coordinating with other clinical teams to cover staff shortages and processes provider schedule changes when delegated by the Clinical Coordinator.
5. Handles difficult and problematic work situations, including resolving member issues.
6. Serves as resource for other staff members by answering questions; orients new staff, and identifies staff needs for training (and provides in-service training as needed).
7. Performs special projects as assigned by the CC.
8. Routinely provides feedback to CC for staff performance, work habits, and barriers to efficient, high quality work.
9. Assists development and revision of department procedures.
10. Performs other related duties as directed.

Minimum Requirement - Relevant Years of Experience:
• A least one-year of current experience in HMO or ambulatory setting with emphasis patient education is required.
• Proficiency in the use of applicable computer software.
• Experience in IV Therapy is required.
• Previous experience in a leadership role is preferred.
• Demonstrated effective interpersonal and communications skills are required.
• Demonstrated knowledge of clinical systems and processes is required.

Answer 2

Although attending a four year college can give students a great deal of knowledge, it also can leave them without the practical job training that they may need for success in a given field. Similarly, many high school graduates enter career fields that do not require the academic depth of a college degree, but will require them to undergo intense job training, such as that offered by vocational schools, prior to becoming fully paid professionals in their fields.

Many of the career paths that require job training involve equipment and machinery that, if used without proper supervision and training, could be dangerous. Job training classes and programs often involve both time in the classroom to learn how to handle these tools and machines, such as vocational programs in areas like Plumbing, HVAC, heating and construction, as well as extensive on the job apprenticeships.

An apprenticeship, which occurs while a newly minted worker is on the job, may take several months or even years. During this period of intense job training, a worker will practice becoming a highly skilled worker or artisan in fields like plumbing, surveying, operating heavy machinery, pottery, blacksmithing, jewelry making and other areas. Typically, job training that involves an apprenticeship does so because these are skills that simply cannot be learned in a classroom environment.

While a college degree is only a few years, during which many different courses are taken, job training is much more narrowly focused on practical matters. For example, a potter undergoing job training while an apprentice may spend several hours each and every day throwing clay pots on a pottery wheel. Each pot may look the same, but is in fact incrementally better than the previous pot. Eventually, a single clay pot form is mastered after weeks or even months of practice, and the apprentice is able to move onto learning a different form. This continues, concurrent with providing his or her employer with work, until he or she is considered fully trained. At that time, now that his or her work is of much higher quality and he or she is able to work many more hours instead of training, he or she is paid more.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Every job in the world involves training of some kind, whether it be a 5-minute instruction on how to operate a till, or a 5-year surgical residency.

Answer 5

All jobs. It matters not whether you are going to work as an astronaut, a nuclear physicist, a surgeon or a garbage truck driver, no one's born knowing how to work.