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Dedication, hard work, long hours, no direct pay... abundant benefits! This career can sometimes be overlooked on career day, yet for those up to the challenge they wouldn't have wanted it any other way.
PS- HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
A dental hygienist has more time to get to know and interact with their clients. This career choice also requires good hand-eye coordination. Helping their patients maintain good heath care is their goal.
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Oral and maxillofacial surgeons treat and repair issues in the face, head, neck, jaws, and mouth. They are specialists in both the hard and soft tissue areas. While some establish their educational foundation completely inside dental school, others may choose to pursue an even more rigorous route which includes a medical doctor (MD) degree.
Imaging technologies are dramatically changing many careers in the medical industry. Tremendous advancements have been made in neuropsychology now that we can watch the connections made in the brain as well as the changes that are occurring.
Occupational therapists help people overcome challenges and have better physical life skills. This career path can sometimes be confused with physical therapists. As explained in this video, physical therapists help you be able to walk to the door, while an occupational therapist helps you open it.
Our bodies have an electrical control system. The study of which is called electrophysiology. Specializing in the science the heart's electrical activity is cardiac electrophysiology.
An extremely large sector of the medical industry is the pharmacy portion. Pharmacists focus their attention to detail, excellent communication skills, and life long learning to insure that patients receive the medication needed. As many other healthcare provider careers, there are many paths to choose from.
... a Clear Picture of a Patient's Condition
Medical imaging has many different areas of specialization. Some of the radiography career paths within this field include XRay, Ultrascan, Nuclear Medicine, MRI, CT, and Fluoroscopy. These technicians provide an essential link between doctors and patients, by exploring and obtaining an accurate view of what is happening inside the patient.
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Love Science
Want to work in the medical industry
Want regular hours
Prefer minimal patient interaction
Then you might be interested in a clinical lab scientist's career path.
Fast paced, energetic, academic, flexible, creative thinker... does this sound like you? It also describes a Pediatric ER Medical Doctor, who's career path is represented in this video...
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