Student success statement

“kind words can be short

And easy to speak, but

Their echoes are truly   

Endless”

Mother Theresa 

Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapist

Duties and Responsibilities:

The occupational therapist help patients who are mentally, emotionally, or physically disabled adjust to handicaps and regain abilities to perform daily living and self-care skills.

Salary:

$12,000 - $15,000 (Occupational Therapy Aides)  
$17,000 - $26,000 (Occupational Therapy Assistants)

Educational requirements

All students must have a high school diploma or GED certificate.

charles Ketterer

Student success statement

“The best way to predict your

Future is to create it”

charles Ketterer 

Reflection If you don’t have a goal to achieve what are you going to achieve in your future, for example you want to be a doctor your most likely going to a nurse you have to have your goals in reach

Healthcare Administrator

Duties and Responsibilities:
	Healthcare administrators direct and manage hospitals and other healthcare facilities.  They are responsible for long-range planning, financial administration, personnel administration, materials management, purchasing, public affairs and patient administration.  Small hospitals may have only one administrator, while larger facilities may have many.  Some administrators specialize in specific fields like patient administration or purchasing.  Health care administrators also work in HMOs, health agencies, clinics, or for private practices.
Average Salary:   $35,000 - $100,000
Educational Requirements:
	Students should take challenging high school courses in business, science, math, and English.  Most healthcare administrators hold master's degrees in healthcare administration or business administration.

Student success statement

Student success statement

“Vision without action is a

Daydream. Action without vision is

A nightmare.”

Japanese proverb

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Duties and Responsibilities:

Nuclear Medicine Technologists prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals (radioactive substances) to detect and treat disease.  They then position equipment over patients to make images.  These pictures allow physicians to identify abnormal areas.  This helps in diagnosing illness. 

Nuclear medicine technologists explain these tests to the patients and administer radioactive doses by mouth or injection.  They also perform laboratory tests on tissue samples.  They must follow strict safety regulations due to the dangers of radiation effects to their bodies and organs. 

Their work is performed in specialized hospital departments, clinics, or laboratories.  Level of work performed varies depending upon level of training and education completed

Average Salary:  $28,000 - $42,000

Educational Requirements Students should take the most challenging science, math, and English courses available in high school. 

Nuclear medicine technology training programs vary in length from one to four years.  One year programs that lead to certification are offered by hospitals.  Associate and bachelor degrees are offered in colleges and universities.  Courses include training in safety, radiation procedures, physical science, effects of radiation to the body and organs, and computer techniques.  Almost all states require licensing, and all technologists must meet federal standards for administering and using of radioactive materials

I don’t want to be a nuclear medicine because I don’t want to work with radiation 

glenn cunninhham

Glenn Cunningham story reflection

 Glenn Cunningham has the world record for runed a mile in 4:06 many people tried to pass his record but many people failed on tring to pass it.

student success satement

Student success statement

“Adversity causes some men to

Break—others to break records”

William A. Ward 

Refliction to work hard for your goals

Monitor Surveillance Technician

Monitor Surveillance Technician

Duties and responsibilities:

Cardiac Monitor Technicians are responsible for watching patients' heart rates and reporting important changes to the nursing staff; they often use equipment that tracks several patients simultaneously. They also help clean and maintain equipment and ensure batteries are charged and installed properly. Cardiac Monitor Techs may also perform electrocardiographs (EKGs), which read electrical impulses sent by the heart. Surveillance techs will typically work eight-hour shifts in hospital settings, and may be required to work evening, weekend, and holiday hours.

Salary 26,000

Educational requirements

Becoming a Cardiac Monitor Technician will require a high school diploma or GED, and either on-the-job training or a certificate program to prepare for the important job of monitoring heart rates of multiple patients and identifying abnormalities. As there are many different segments within the growing field of healthcare, Cardiac Monitor Technicians, also called Cardiac Surveillance Techs, have opportunities to move into a variety of different positions with additional training

student success statement 

"the best inspiration is

not to outdo others, but

to outdo ourselves"

ANON

Reflection  i think it means that you only need the inspiration of your self to seccssed 

Health Sciences librarian

Duties and responsibilities:

·         Advises the Director on budget, personnel, and library operations by providing oral and written reports on operational, budgetary, and financial matters on a regular basis.

·         Serves on the HSL Management Team and institutional committees.

·         Collaboratively develops long-range and short-term plans for the HSL, and utilizes resources to implement programs and services.

·         Prepares administrative reports towards accreditation, budget recommendations, annual reports, studies, and surveys.

·         Oversees the operations and supervises 6.5 FTE, including librarians and classified staff working in Public & Research Services. Provides direction and monitors the work of the division.

·         In collaboration with Special Projects Coordinator and User Experience division, oversees planning for major and minor capital projects.

·         Provides managerial expertise in human resources, financial operations, and institutional reporting, statistics and data requests.

·         Working with the User Experience department, utilizes a variety of methods and data to assess user needs and to develop and enhance services responsive to those needs.

·         Serves as the administration contact with funding agencies, and Office of Sponsored Programs, Grant and Contract Accounting, monitoring and auditing research projects.

·         Contributes to efforts to increase external funding through philanthropy, grants, contracts, and other approaches.

·         Contributes to the administration of the Libraries by participating in the development of recommendations for Libraries-wide policies, plans and programs, and by interpreting the Libraries’ policies and programs to others as needed.

·         Participates in UW Libraries and University committees, task forces, teams, and program planning as appropriate.

·         Understands and follows the Libraries Personal Communication Responsibility Guidelines.

·         Assumes other responsibilities as assigned and performs other duties as required.

Salary $53,000. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. This position has faculty rank and status (non-tenure-track). Benefits include a competitive health package, TIAA/CREF, and other retirement options. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.