Pharmacists play a vital role in educating and counseling patients. They must effectively communicate with all types of individuals. The education needed to become a pharmacist is a bachelor's degree. After completing the degree, a licensing examination is required. Due to many factors, the need for pharmacists is increasing.
Proper technique protects the patient and provides accurate test results.
The primary biomedical hazard for this occupation may occur when improper treatment techniques are used with patients with blood transmitted diseases. Training programs run from 16 to 34 weeks in length. Due to advances in biotechnology the number of laboratory test ordered by physicians has increased, which increases the need for phlebotomists. Testing helps the therapist design a program of treatment. Physical Therapists use movement exercises, electrical stimulation, water, ultrasound, and massage to develop endurance, coordination, and muscle strength.