1. STEM Science Technology Engineering Mathematics 1. state the problem 2. research 3. think of solutions 4. Choose the best solution 5. implement 6. Evaluate Science-understanding the natural world Technology-modification of the natural world to meet human wants and needs; it is constantly changing Mathematician, mechanical engineer, scientist, math teacher Implement- to put into action

2. Manufacturing Assembly line-manufacturing process in which parts are added to a product in a sequential matter to create a final product Henry Ford Samplers, inspectors, testers Manufacturing-process of materials into intermediate or final product Inspector, mechanic, welder, factory worker, assembly line worker\u

3. Miscellaneous 16 When you gather information on how many jobs will be available in the future Follow a logical decision –making process The way people want to spend their time, resources, and energy 8 Talk to friends and family about their jobs Hands-on; moving Learn by seeing; reading

4. Health Science Diagnostic Services-Use tests and evaluations that aid in the detection, diagnosis and treatment of injuries, diseases or physical conditions. Support Services- Provide a therapeutic environment for the delivery of health care. Biotechnology R & D-study diseases to discover new treatments, invent medical devices or improve the accuracy of diagnostic tests. Therapeutic Services- Focus on changing the health status of the patient over time. Health Informatics- Responsible for managing patient data, financial information and computer applications. Phlebotomist-a person who works with blood Science and Math Triage is the sorting of patients according to the urgency of their need for care People

5. Health Science Continued.. Physical therapist, nurse, radiologist, cardiologist, dentist Health Science *******ADD TO STUDY GUIDE******* The Health Science Career Cluster orients you to careers that promote health, wellness, and diagnosis as well as treat injuries and diseases.

6. Law, Public Safety, and Security Ethics-principles and values that guide how people behave; a sense of what is right or wrong Confidentiality-a promise that limits access or places restrictions on certain types of information Emergency & Fire Management-the job of workers that protect the public by rapidly responding to a variety of emergencies Corrections-Oversee people who have been arrested and/or who have been convicted of a crime Law Enforcement-the job of workers that control traffic, investigate crimes and maintain order Legal- workers that are the backbone of the legal system and hold positions of great responsibility and are obligated to adhere to a strict code of ethics

7. Law, Public Safety, and Security Continued People who act ethically do the right thing Police Officers, Firefighters, lawyers, judges, paralegals

8. Foundation, Knowledge, and Skills Teamwork-working with a group of people toward a common goal Leadership-being able to lead groups of people in such areas as sports, group work, or problem solving Legal Responsibilities- knowing what is expected of you to be a good citizen who follows the law Information Technology Application –being able to understand and use technology including how to use email, search the web and using software programs Problem Solving-thinking through problems and coming up with good solutions Career Development-being able to start thinking about your career and setting goals Communication-being able to listen and understand what others say to you and being able to read and write and be understood Technical Skills-being able to choose and use tools and equipment that are needed to do your work.