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Physician assistants examine patients, make diagnoses, and decide on treatment plans under the supervision of physicians. They provide assistance during medical procedures and keep medical records updated. The role requires a master's degree and passing a certification exam. Skills include critical thinking, problem solving, and strong communication abilities. Median salary for physician assistants is $97,000 after a few years of experience. Employment is expected to increase by 39% due to growth in the healthcare industry.
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- 1. Career Research Project By Kayla Mierjeski
- 4. Skills: Strong speaking and listening skills Critical thinking to make logical assumptions Problem solving skills Reading comprehension Abilities: Written Comprehension Speech Clarity Oral Comprehension Oral Expression
- 6. WAGE$ The median income for first year graduates is $74,00. After a few years of experience, most earn about $97,000. Job Outlook An increase in health care will cause the average employment of physician assistants to increase by approximately 39%. Employees in this field will always be needed.
- 9. Skills Mathematics - using math to solve problems Speaking - delivering the correct information using the right words Active learning- understand new information for decision making Time management- when other people are relying on you so using time effectively is important Abilities Mathematical reasoning- choosing the right formula for different computations Number facility- working with numbers quickly and efficiently Inductive reasoning- the ability to combine general information to form decisions that make sense
- 10. Interests include… Conventional Following set procedures Working with data and clear instructions Enterprising Involves leading people and making decisions to carry out projects. Related Occupations Economist budget analyst tax examiner Earnings: The average salary for a starting accountant is about $45,000 and reach up to $102,000. Job Outlook: Growth of the economy provides more jobs for accountants and auditors. Employment for accountants is expected to rise 22% between 2008-2018.
- 12. Knowledge Laws and legal codes- it is necessary to understand basic laws The English language- how to convey information affectively Clerical Work Customer Service Education Most paralegal programs that are offered lead to an associate degree. Graduation from an American Bar Association approved program can enhance a paralegal’s opportunities.
- 13. SKILLS Critical Thinking- weighing out the strengths and weaknesses of possible options Time management- balancing out your priorities Writing- using appropriate writing techniques to deliver the right information ABILITIES Oral comprehension Oral expression Written comprehension Earnings: A paralegal’s salary depends on many factors including experience, education, and location. Top wages are approximately $70,000 in a large firm.