Medical Fields

When choosing a career it's most important to chose one based on how much you like it, rather than how much you will be earning. There may come a time when you realize the money isn't worth making if you can't enjoy what you are doing to make it. With that being said:

Dental Assistant: $20,000-$27,000

Pharmacy Technician: $21,800-$30,000

EKG Technician: $22,000-$31,000

Cardiovascular Technician: $25,000-$37,000

Lab Technician: $28,000-$37,000

Radiology Technician: $39,000-$46,000

X ray Technician: $40,000-$45,000

Ultrasound Technician: $46,000-$54,000

Medical Billing: $27,000-$40,000

Massage Therapy: $15,000-$50,000 (Some states such as Minnesota don't require a degree at all to become a massage therapist.)

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INT stands for intermittent. The IV is changed to an intermittent set. So IV meds can be given at certain times with no IV fluids running continuously.

chief surgeon of a hospital or a cardiac surgeon

Doctors know as Endocrinologists meaning a doctor who studies glands, their meaning and their related disorders.

Long Term Goals: * To grow into a more responsible position where I can understand business and take decision for business. This will help me grow as Business consultant.

If an abbreviation represents a term used officially in your Policies and Procedures (P&Ps), the abbreviation should be introduced in every section it's used like this: "... and the patient suffered a myocardial infarction (MI)..." You spell out the non-abbreviataed version, then show the abbreviation directly following, parenthesized. After that, and in that section only, you can say MI instead of Myocardial Infarct. Great care must be taken that no two different abbreviations use the exact same letters. It's even better if the are none that are even similar. In the appendices of the P&P, there should also be a table of all official abbreviations. In the Structure section, your P&Ps should describe this as well.

Well for one he was the first to actually preserve a body and inbalm it...dont think thats spelled right! but he preserved them so well that we are able to still have the bones and everything whereas if we did it within like 50 years everything will be dust!

This may sound a little farfetched, but other than surgery this is probably the only way that you may be able to get rid of a cleft dimpled chin, so please bear with me and don't label this "impossible" or "a load of a garbage" right off the bat. Mien Shang is the ancient Taoist art of face reading. Now, I am not a Taoist and I am a serious skeptic, but you can actually take classes for this in some colleges now, so it may have some validity. What Mein Shang proposes is that are facial features portray our personalities. What the cleft chin stands for is hypersexuality. So, assuming that you have already hit puberty, then what you might want to try is cutting down on how frequently you have sex/masturbate (however, don't totally stop masturbating seeing as masturbating can supposively prevent some forms of cancer.) for a while, and if it doesn't appear that your cleft dimpled chin is beginning to vanish than just go back to how you'd normally live and don't worry about it because Mien Shang is probably a bunch of pseudoscience. Having a cleft dimpled chin is nothing to be ashamed of. Yes, some people find it less attractive than a regular chin, but some find it more attractive. Not many people have cleft chins and therefore it makes you unique. Cleft chins are genetically inherited and there's probably nothing you can do about it, but I suppose the above stated method can't hurt to try.

a pa is a phyisician assistant and is under the supervision of a doctor. a pa can give out medication, cures, and prescriptions but only under a doctors approval. :]

salary for medical assistants