Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Student success statement
Cheating: is the short term gain worth the long term pain?
“Many think that the short term gain will be worth the long term pain, but it isn’t. In addition, using steroids is cheating, and there is nothing worse in sports than cheaters. Don’t do it.

GEORGE MITCHELL: senate majority leader, presidential Medal of Freedom, Disney chairman of the board.
i think this means to not cheat because when you cheat it only bring you bad thing. and if you cheat no one will like you anymore because people HATE cheaters. DONT CHEAT CTR !!!!

Friday, March 6, 2015

Student success statement
 “I won't cheat”

 Dale murphy
 reflection; this means that cheating is bad and that it doesn't take you or make you anything it also means that you don't have to cheat to get wat chu want you have to work hard to get wat chu want
             Oncologist

 Duties and reasponsibitlies; oncology specialists are physicians trained in a variety of cancer diagnostic and treatment procedures, such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Typical oncology specialists may have as much as 15 years of advanced education and training, which includes undergraduate studies, medical school, and one or more residency training programs. Additionally, licensure is required to practice as a physician. The American Board of Medical Specialties certifies oncology physicians in five different specialized areas, including radiation, medical, surgical and pediatric oncology.
Salary;
median Salary (2014)
Oncologist: $217,856**

Education; As physicians, oncology specialists must complete up to eight years of undergraduate and medical school education. They then train in a medical residency that can last 3-5 years depending on the specialty. Those pursing subspecialty training may also be required to complete an additional residency or fellowship of up to three years.Following training, all physicians must pass a licensing exam before they are able to practice. Completion of training often qualifies oncology specialists for voluntary certification, which typically involves a set of written and oral exams and a performance review.
 


Reflection; I would not like to be this because I don’t want to

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

“Character matters most”.

                     Dale murphy
          Heliotherapy
Duties and responsibilities; Medical therapy involving exposure to sunlight. Most are well aware that sunlight exposure is a means to increasing vitamin D levels, yet at the same time we are told to avoid sun exposure especially at midday as it has been implicated in skin cancer, skin damage and premature aging.
The truth is that sensible, non-burning sun exposure preferably at midday with no sunscreen applied is critical to health and not just because it can dramatically boost Vitamin D levels into optimal range.   There are many other benefits the sun provides our skin and body that are not commonly known by most people.  These natural treatments using the sun are traditionally known as heliotherapy.
While Vitamin D is crucial in healing and maintaining skin health, the benefits of sunlight exposure go much deeper. I first personally experienced this when my acne and skin was at its worst. I would notice that during vacations to the beach, my skin became dramatically clearer with no breakouts. Nothing else changed besides my time in the sun. In fact, my diet was less stringent and sleep wasn’t as important when I was younger. To this day, my skin never looks better than when I am in tropical sunny weather.


Salary; idk cuss  I didn’t see nun my computer was lagging
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Reflection;

Monday, March 2, 2015

STUDENT SUCCESS STATEMENT
“Great beauty great strength, and great riches are really and truly of no great use; a right heart exceeds all”

Benjamin franklin
                              Health educator

 Duties and Responsibilities; According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), healthcare is one of the country’s fastest-growing industries, with a wide range of career opportunities. Among those occupations is health educator. These professionals focus on teaching patients and the public how to get and stay well. Patient education can be an effective way to control ever-increasing healthcare costs, so the demand for health educators is growing. Heath educators create programs that encourage health and wellness, and prevent disease. They teach people how to make good health decisions, incorporate healthy activities into their lives and avoid harmful behaviors. Health educators may work in public health clinics, schools and colleges, hospitals or community centers; they are often employed by private health services providers, nonprofit organizations and government agencies. Health educators are often responsible for creating and implementing health education programs for the general public, as well as targeting at-risk populations, such as diabetes patients, expectant mothers and heart patients. Preparing presentations, conducting health screenings and patient outreach, and serving as point of contact for patients are typical duties.

Salary; Health educators earned a median annual wage of $47,490 in 2011, an increase of more than $1,500 over the previous year, the BLS reported
Education; Most health educator jobs require a bachelor’s degree at minimum and some employers may prefer candidates who also are Certified Health Education Specialists, the BLS reports. Undergraduate fields of study include health promotion or health education, and often include an internship. In some cases, health educators may require a master’s degree, particularly for employment with state or federal public health agencies. In order to be effective, health educators must be able to evaluate information and data, build rapport with a diverse group of people and express themselves clearly, both verbally and in writing.
 


Reflection; well I would not like to be a health doctor because I don’t want to.