Careers in health care /
Swanson, Barbara Mardinly.
New York : McGraw-Hill,
c2005.
Describes jobs in the medical field with their work settings, average salaries, and related statistics; outlines necessary training and education; and presents information about the future of the job.
Anesthesiologist assistant -- Art therapist -- Biological photographer -- Biomedical communicator -- Biomedical engineer -- Biomedical equipment technician -- Cardiovascular technology personnel -- Certified athletic trainer -- Child life specialist -- Cytotechnologist -- Dance/movement therapist -- Dental assistant -- Dental hygienist -- Dental-laboratory technician -- Diagnostic medical sonographer -- Dietetics professions -- Electroneurodiagnostic technologist -- Emergency medical technician -- Food technologist -- Genetic counselor -- Health advocate -- Health information management personnel -- Health sciences librarian -- Health sociologist -- Histologic technician and histotechnologist -- Home care aide -- Horticultural therapist -- Medical assistant -- Medical illustrator -- Medical social worker and psychiatric social worker -- Medical technologist and medical laboratory technician -- Music therapist -- Nuclear medicine technologist -- Nurse -- Nurse-midwife -- Nursing aide and psychiatric aide -- Occupational therapist and occupational therapy assistant -- Ophthalmic laboratory technician -- Ophthalmic medical personnel -- Optician -- Optometric technician and optometric assistant -- Orientation and mobility specialist for the blind or visually impaired -- Orthoptist -- Orthotist, prosthetist, and orthotic-prosthetic technician -- Perfusionist -- Pharmacist -- Physical therapist and physical therapist assistant -- Physician assistant -- Pulmonary function technologist -- Radiation therapist -- Radiographer -- Rehabilitation counselor -- Respiratory therapist -- Social and human service assistant -- Specialist in blood bank technology -- Speechlanguage pathologist and audiologist -- Surgical technologist -- Therapeutic recreation specialist.
Describes jobs in the medical field with their work settings, average salaries, and related statistics; outlines necessary training and education; and presents information about the future of the job.
Allied health personnel
Medical personnel