Clinical Careers pt.1
True or False: A dentist is an example of primary care.
What is true?
An individual who has mental or physical impairments would most likely be treated with
What is physical therapy?
What are one of the best non-clinical jobs for people?
What is patient advocate?
Health educators help people adopt and maintain healthy behaviors by
What is identifying disease risk behaviors or developing programs?
The most popular type of volunteering is
What is fundraising?
Someone you visit when you have a health concern about an illness or disease that you need more information about for treatment.
What is primary care?
How many years of school does it take to be an occupational therapist?
What is 6-7 years?
Are there opportunities for physicians without boards, residency, or even a US license?
What is yes?
These individuals teach people about behaviors that promote wellness and encourage people to make healthy decisions.
What are health educators?
This profession helps provide care without directly diagnosing or treating patients.
What is non-clinical healthcare profession?
This person is the direct caretaker for patients in a hospital. They manage patients daily activity, medications, procedures, and operations.
What is a registered nurse?
A person who can help with psychological treatment and can work with people that have disorders, any condition, or patient groups.
What is a clinical psychologist?
Let’s say you need help with physical, mental, developmental, or emotional disabilities to live independently. What non-clinical careers helps with that?
What is rehabilitation counseling?
A profession where workers help patients and their families cope with emotional and social responses to illness and treatments.
What is medical social work?
A patient needs blood withdrawn. Who is withdrawing the patients blood?
What is a registered nurse?
A 23-year old female is having severe cramps, has abdominal pain and an irregular period. What doctor would be most likely to help her with her issues?
What is a gynecologist?
If someone is going through ptsd or other emotional issues, who is someone they’d seek out for help?
What is a clinical psychologist?
What are some skills you need to know for healthcare management?
What is budgeting, project managing, or billing?
These people educate patients on entitlements, community resources, and health insurance.
What is a medical social worker?
This is the ability to see an employer in their natural setting as they go about their regular job routine. It is a visual experience that helps gain more passion for a supposed career.
What is job shadowing?
You took a pregnancy test and it came out positive. You should see this type of clinical worker to get more in depth analysis.
What is an obstetrician?
__ therapist helps improve a persons ability to perform daily functions. Whereas __ therapist helps improve human body movements.
What is occupational and physical?
How much does someone make in healthcare management annually?
What is around 72k?
Which of the following is a non-clinical health career:
Neurosurgeon, Biomedical technician, Pediatrician, Physician
What is biomedical technician?
What is the nearest patient advocacy center by ASPIRA called?
What is Bronx peer advocacy center?