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Principles of Health Science Day 1
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Name the 4 levels of educational degrees a person can receive. What do you think of when you hear the term “Health Care Professional ?” Warm-up
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Objective(s): The student will be able to describe and explain the various routes of education in order to pursue a career in the health care field. The student will also be able to differentiate between the 5 pathways. Lesson: Careers in Health Care Reminder: Quiz 3, Monday, March 3rd Agenda
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Education High school preparation Health science technology education (HSTE) Principles of Health Science, Medical Terminology, Health Science, Pharmacology HOSA/ Other extracurricular activities Post-secondary education Types of degrees Introduction to Health Careers
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Post Secondary Education Associate’s Degree From a community college or vocation/technical school 2 year course of study
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Post Secondary Education Bachelor’s Degree From a college or university Course of study is 4 or more years
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Post Secondary Education Master’s Degree Course of study 1or more years beyond a bachelor’s degree Doctorate Course of study 2 or more years beyond a bachelor’s or master’s degree (sometimes even 4-6 years)
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Certification, Registration, and Licensure Purpose To ensure skill and competency of health care workers and to protect patients
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Certification is issued if person fulfills requirements of education and performance and meets standards and qualifications established Not required to work in that career field Examples: Certified Pediatric Nurse, Certified Dental Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant Certification
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Authorizes individuals to work in an occupation Usually require a person to: Complete an approved educational program Pass a state board test Maintain certain standard to obtain and retain licensure Examples: physicians, dentists, physical therapists, registered nurses Licensure
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Required in some health careers Professional/state agencies administer examinations and maintain a current list (the “registry”) of qualified individuals Examples: registered dietitian, registered nurse Registration
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Purpose Ensures that program of study meets established quality competency standards Accrediting Agencies
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Purpose Required to renew licenses, maintain certification, or registration Ex: Registered Nurses must have 20 CEU hours every 2 years Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
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Aide or assistant Up to one year of training (classroom and on-the-job training) Ex: dental, medical, or nursing assistants Technician Associate’s degree, or on-the-job training Ex: dental laboratory technician, surgical technician Training Levels
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Technologist or Therapist 3-4 years of college (bachelor’s), plus work experience Ex: Occupational Therapist, Respiratory Therapist Professional 4 years of college (bachelor’s), and an advanced degree (usually) Ex: dentist, physician, nurse Training Levels
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Purpose Developed to indicate knowledge and skills expected of health care workers in a specific cluster Health Care Clusters Therapeutic Services Diagnostic Services Health Informatics Services Support Services Biotechnology Research and Development National Health Care Skill Standards (NHCSS) (continues)
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THERAPEUTIC SERVICES Maintain or change the health status of the patient over time SAMPLE CAREERS: Nursing Physician Allied Health PT, OT, ST Dietitian Ensures patients have food available that is tailored to their specific diet
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Create a picture of patient health at a single point of time SAMPLE CAREERS: Electroencephalographic Technologist Person who takes pictures of the brain Medical Laboratory Technologist Person who performs laboratory tests on body specimens Radiologic Technologist Person who performs X-Rays DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
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Provide functions that support and document patient care SAMPLE CAREERS: Admitting Clerk Takes patient information for hospital admission Epidemiologist Takes information to monitor disease outbreak Medical Librarian Provides educational resources to health care professionals HEALTH INFORMATICS
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Provide a therapeutic environment for the delivery of health care SAMPLE CAREERS: Central Supply Worker Manages cleans/supplies for the health care facility Housekeeping Provides a clean hospital environment SUPPORT SERVICES
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Use scientific and technical advancements to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic abilities in health care SAMPLE CAREERS: Biomedical Engineer Creates new machines for the delivery of health care (heart/lung machine, dialysis machine, etc) Forensic Scientist Develops new techniques for the examination of bodily evidence involved in a crime BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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Career Profile (www.texashotjobs.org)www.texashotjobs.org Choose a career from the Texas HOT Jobs book. Once you have chosen a career, write it on the white board so no one else can pick that career. Ex: Mrs. McCoy- Dental Assistant In your Speaking Bubble Sheet, include the Career BASIC job duties Education required & Certs/Licensure/Registration (if applicable) Salary You may use your Smartphone to look up pictures of your career to help you color in your worksheet Individual Activity
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Review & Looking Ahead … Discussed: Described the various routes of education in order to pursue a career in the healthcare field and differentiated between the 5 healthcare pathways. Next class topic: Explore health careers & discuss importance of money management. Reminder: Quiz 3: Mon, March 3rd (Covers Lessons 4 & 5)
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Principles of Health Science Day 2
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List 5 expenses that working adults must pay for on a monthly basis. (Ex: cell phone bill) What does having a budget mean? Why is it important to save money? Warm-up
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Objective: The student will be able to explore careers in health care and understand the importance of money management. Lesson: Texas Hot Jobs & Reality Check Reminder: Quiz 3, Monday, March 3rd Agenda
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Career Profile (www.texashotjobs.org)www.texashotjobs.org Choose a career from the Texas HOT Jobs book. Once you have chosen a career, write it on the white board so no one else can pick that career. Ex: Mrs. McCoy- Dental Assistant In your Speaking Bubble Sheet, include the Career BASIC job duties Education required & Certs/Licensure/Registration (if applicable) Salary You may use your Smartphone to look up pictures of your career to help you color in your worksheet Individual Activity
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Texas HOT Jobs Scavenger Hunt With your partner log into www.texashotjobs.org and fill in your worksheet.www.texashotjobs.org This will be part of your notes! Pairs Activity
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Review & Looking Ahead … Discussed: Described the various routes of education in order to pursue a career in the health care field and differentiated between the 5 pathways. Next class topic: Explore health careers Reminder: Quiz 3: Mon, March 3rd (Covers Lessons 4 & 5)
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