Clinical manager

Duties and responsibilities: clinical managers, a type of medical services manager, work as managers in both administrative and medical capacities to ensure that he establishment for which they work runs smoothly. Clinical managers often work for doctors’ offices, clinics, long term care facilities, and outpatient facilities. Typical duties of a clinical manager include managing clinical, professional , administrative, and clerical staff; developing and implementing policies and directives; setting and monitoring budgets; attending meetings; handling communications and making purchasing.

Salary: $77,917- $99,265

Education: depending on the size of the workplace and the exact demands of the position employers education requirements for clinical managers will vary. Generally you’ll need to have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in a field like medical services administrations or health care administration.   The postgraduate certificate in clinical supervision program is available for practitioners who wish to move into a supervisory role in mental health and human services disciplines. The certificate program trains students in the models of clinical supervision by teaching supervisory techniques and styles. Students learn to assess performance using evaluations, focused training is provided in identifying and resolving conflicts in the clinical relationship. Clinical managers may become certified in many states as a certified clinical manager. To take the certification exam a licensed practitioner must hold current licensing as a mental health provider a masters degree and related experience.

i would love to experience this job because it seems fun and interesting and also alot of money.

student success statement

" kindness is the essence of greatness."

- joseph B. Wirthlin

in todays quote i think that what hes trying to say is that if you give kindness to other people around you then they will give you kindness back, if you find a wallet on the floor then return it to the person that it belongs to. if you give kindness to people you will recieve great things back to you.

                                                         speech pathologist

duties and responsibilities: a speech pathologist is a pathologist who helps people with their speech such as autistic and mental people. they help you learn how to speak and take classes to learn more words. a speech therapist is also someone who treats patients with speech problems with communication such as fluincy.

salary:$69,870





education: to become a speech pathologist you need a masters degree, you must also be licensed in most states, rewuired vary with in states.

i would like to be this because i would love to help the poeple who need help to speak.

                                                         25 acts of kindness 

• helping out an old person
• give a homless person a drink/food.
• giving money to charity. ( donations)
• helping someone cook when they need help.
• helping someone with homework.
• completmenting people.
• being mature .
• opening the door for someone with a handfull.
• being friendly.
• being patient.
• telling the truth.
• offering a seat.
• doing as your told.
• showing somene new around.
• helping someone push their car when stranded.
• giving someone extra money whe needed.
• help a person get in the bus.
• giving someonelse the parking spot. 
• giving someone there money back when they lose it. 

student success statement
" visualization imagination: what you see is what you get "
- anon

in todays quote is trying to say that if you see your self in the mirror and you see yourself diffrent in your own way. thats how you can see yourself in the futur and become what you see.

             Sonographer ultrasound technician

Duties and responsibilities: in the medical field, ultrasound technicians are also called diagnostic medical sonographers. If you are a mother or if you are pregnant then you should have come in contacts with an ultrasound technician, they specialize in application of ultrasonography. Their job scope is expanding gradually owing to the high demand for qualified diagnostic imaging professionals. They work in hospitals, outpatient care centers, medical and diagnostic laboratories and physician offices. They work under the supervision of radiologist

1,2,or 4 years of education required, certification is voluntary.

Salary:  $23,000

Education: to become a ultrasound technician there are different ways to become a ultrasound technician, one can enroll in postsecondary certificate programs for ultrasound technicians. Many colleges and universities are also offering programs for ultrasound technicians leading to award of associates degree and a bachelor’s degree. Individuals who have backgrounds in healthcare services and have obtained a degree in their specialty area can be trained on the jobs by their employers if they want to become ultrasound technicians.

student success statement

" manners maketh man."

- william of wykeham

in todays statment is saying that if you have manners people will like you and respect you. if you dont have manners you wont be as good as a person who does have manners.