Medical Assistant Net - Sample Medical Assistant Resumes and Tips

Medical Assistant Net      Dedicated to ALL Medical Assistants! Writing An Effective ResumeMoving On and Up It is important that medical assistants applying for new positions clearly express their desire to move on supported by documentation that shows they are qualified for the specific job. Documentation of experience, credentials, and a flawless track record, as well as letters of recommendation, and statements that express willingness to work hard can certainly impress a potential employer enough to place your resume high on their list of possible candidates. Do You Have a Strong [more...]

Date: 2010-01-08 02:48:57

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Date: 2010-05-06 19:36:43

Perils of Plastics? Survey of Risks to Human Health and the ...

Now Rolf Halden, associate professor in the School of Sustainable Engineering at Arizona State University and assistant director of Environmental Biotechnology at the Biodesign Institute has undertaken a survey of existing scientific literature concerning the hazards of plastics to human health and to the ecosystems we depend on. His findings, which appear in the latest issue of the Annual Review of Public Health, are sobering. Today, plastics accumulate in garbage dumps and landfills and are sullying the world's oceans in ever-greater quantity. And plastics and their additives aren't just [more...]

Date: 2010-05-06 11:56:49

Health reform may expand non-physician roles | Richmond Times-Dispatch

Medical assistant Norma Greene (left) and nurse practitioner Tammy Cauthorne-Burnette remove stitches from a patient at their Montpelier practice. The doctor seeing patients for routine follow-up visits at the Center for High Blood Pressure, a free clinic in Richmond, is just as likely to be a doctor of pharmacy as a doctor of medicine. Patients like Ella Highsmith, whose recent clinic visit included office time with pharmacist Evan Sisson and fourth-year pharmacy student Nathan Smith, don't seem to mind. "My treatment has been consistently good," said Highsmith, a longtime patient of the [more...]

Date: 2010-04-26 04:01:02

Health reform may expand non-physician roles | Richmond Times-Dispatch

Medical assistant Norma Greene (left) and nurse practitioner Tammy Cauthorne-Burnette remove stitches from a patient at their Montpelier practice. The doctor seeing patients for routine follow-up visits at the Center for High Blood Pressure, a free clinic in Richmond, is just as likely to be a doctor of pharmacy as a doctor of medicine. Patients like Ella Highsmith, whose recent clinic visit included office time with pharmacist Evan Sisson and fourth-year pharmacy student Nathan Smith, don't seem to mind. "My treatment has been consistently good," said Highsmith, a longtime patient of the [more...]

Date: 2010-04-26 04:01:02

Linux Librarian » Doing the Right Thing Is Dumb

I am in agreement (and I think he knew) with the physician’s assistant. He was thinking it might be more of a trigeminal nerve thing as opposed to a cranial/facial nerve, though when he squashed my trigeminal nerve it did something, it wasn’t the screaming pain he would expect. It wasn’t pain at all, actually. And yeah, they try to inflict pain. That’d be the part I’d like if it were my job.  It obviously is causing some drooping, though, so maybe there’s some other factor. Also, I don’t have any variety of herpes, EBV, or staph. Or Lyme. Christ almighty, I don’t have Lyme. [more...]

Date: 2010-05-07 13:07:26

Assistant Pharmacy Sales Jobs » Phentermine Without a Prescription

Phentermine is a Schedule IV controlled substance. The use of phentermine and other such drugs is regulated by the government, specifically the DEA. This is because substances in Schedule IV have some potential for dependence and abuse. As a result, taking phentermine diet pills requires adequate supervision and guidance. According to the federal law, buying phentermine pills requires a valid prescription from a licensed health professional; otherwise, you may be fined and incarcerated. Consult your local physician or the health clinic in your neighborhood. Your physician will be able to [more...]

Date: 2010-05-07 06:57:33

Can you describe the different kinds of veterinarians there are ...

They assist the doctors as needed by drawing blood, running bloodwork, placing IV catheters, shooting X-rays, cleaning teeth, ears and other things like that. These people are not doctors and they only have a 2 year degree. An assistant is the lowest one. No degree is required. They typically do the grunt work like cleaning cages, walking dogs, and even stuff like dusting, mopping, and other stuff to keep the clinic clean. They might also have some light administrative duty depending on the clinic such as answering phones, booking appointments and checking people out. Back to your initial [more...]

Date: 2010-05-06 18:22:57

OSAPR Faces Sexual Assault on Campus | The Harvard Crimson

After two high-profile cases of sexual assault occurred on Harvard's campus in 2002, students and faculty urged the administration to address the problems surrounding sexual assault, according to Susan B. Marine, assistant dean of students ... The OSAPR employees—Rankin, an education specialist, and a prevention specialist—and OSAPR's student volunteers offer generally non-directive advice regarding the Ad Board, medical and legal recourses, therapy, and other possible [more...]

Date: 2010-05-06 15:50:57

Marine Corps News Room: Marines and Sailors Train, Deploy Side-by-side

Planning the exercise with those same ideas in mind, Navy Lt. Tina M. Plaggemeyer, the assistant operations officer, 2nd Medical Battalion, used her experiences from previous deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan to guide her in developing the training modules. "I used experiences from my deployments where I saw areas lacking training and tried to create scenarios that would address those subjects," said Plaggemeyer, who is stationed with her first Marine unit as a nurse. "I knew the more training and knowledge had, the better the chance of them coming home [more...]

Date: 2010-04-24 01:05:24

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